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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Handicapped by the absence of attackman Dick Bezanson, who was unable to make the trip, and weakened by the resulting lineup changes, the team dropped its first game to Penn on Monday, April 4. The Crimson lagged by a score of 5 to 2 after the first period, and then outplayed the Quakers for the rest of the game, only to lose by one point...
Starting the game were: Algy Allen, goal; Captain Bob Forsyth, Don Page, and Dick Hanson at defense position; Wilbur Davis, Dave Waring, and Ed Thayer at midfield; and attackmen Hans Estin, Lew Soule, and Bill Plissner...
Soule was knocked out his attack play with a shoulder separation. Starters were the same as in the Penn game, except for a midfield of Bob Lange, Will Kegg, and Bill Graham...
Densmore tallied Harvard's try in the 3-3 tie with Yale, missing his first penalty kick but making the second. Yale scored on an unconverted try. The game went into overtime but was called when neither team produced a score and the players became exhausted...
Three first loss, came to Coach Munro's team at Philadelphia last Monday, when Penn won out in an extremely tight game...