Word: feslermen
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Although a fast-breaking offense gave the Blue a five point margin in the first four minutes, the Feslermen were still in the game. Late in the first period they rallied to tie the score at 13 all, but Yale responded with a six point burst which left the Crimson staggering...
Three of the Blue five will tower above the Feslermen although the other two will be playing on even terms. Al Stevens at center is a six foot four giant, and Tom Erickson and Chuck Seelbach at the guards each stand six foot two. Johnny Cobb and Bert Ingley, forwards, are only five...
However, the Feslermen were able to overcome the handicap of playing in the immense Palestra in Philadelphia and they may still be able to pull another upset out of the fire...
...second half started, the Feslermen walked off to another large lead, being ahead nine points with ten minutes to go. But the New Yorkers steadily whittled down that lead, aided by many foul shots...
...this point the Feslermen also went into a bad slump, and the remainder of the half was a succession of bungled plays and muffed shots by both teams. In the last minute the Tiger tied the score for the first time...