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Rhod Island State defeated the Crimson team last year by a score of 44-28. With two interchangeable teams of about equal ability playing the hardest sort of ball, the Rhode Island hoopsters, last year, ran the Crimson aggregation into the ground. Coach Wes Fesler has, however, been enabled by an abundance of material to build up a strong reserve and is planning on using two interchangeable teams himself this season...
...loss of only one man through graduation, Raymond P. Lavietes '36, has enabled Coach Wes Fesler to build up a great reserve strength which is more than ample insurance against injury or the toughest kind of competition...
...retain his position on the first string. eleven potential starters returning from last year's squad will be bolstered by the addition of three sophomores who played on last year's championship freshman team: Reino R. Grondahl, Fred, W. Heckel III, and Ulysses J. Lupien, Jr. Though Coach Fesler has not chosen any definite starting lineup he has divided the ten most likely starters into two separate quintets which will function as interchangeable units throughout the season...
...complementary weaknesses defensively. Ever since Dubiel's ineligibility, Harvard has had to face a definite end problem. In recent games, Bob Green and Don Daughters have been turning in admirable performances, and have been ably supported by Gibby Winter and Win Jameson. This improvement, under the tutelage of Wes Fesler, has been swift and continuous, but none-the-less, the majority of ground gained on Harvard this fall has been around the flanks. Few plays have gathered much momentum through the center trio of Gaffney, Jones and Kessler. And anywhere from left to right tackle 200 pounds of Al Kevorkian...
...Fesler, Varsity Coach greeted the men and discussed the 13 game schedule Harvard has for this year. He also emphasized the growth of Basketball spirit in Harvard. Captain Gray showed how the Crimson had a good chance of winning the league this year because the other teams were weakened, whereas Harvard lost only one man and had a strong Freshmen squad coming up from last year. Among the verterans were: Bill Gray '37, Captain; George Lowman '38, Leav White '37, Louis McGowen '38, Jack Dampeer '38, Vern Struck '38, and Art Snell...