Word: garrow
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Dates: during 1934-1934
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This showing made things look a lot better for the Bates opener on Saturday. The fact that every man on the squad will be physically ready for action on that date improves the situation even more. Whether or not Eddie Casey will feel like starting Shaun Kelly and Garrow Geer as the ends is a matter that's open to question, but medically speaking they will be O.K. Both have been on the injured list a couple of days...
...injured list today Garrow Geer and Frank Casale have joined Captain Herman Gundlach and Charley Kessler, but the entire quartet will be ready for action tomorrow. Shaun Kelly and Bill Watt have also retired temporarily, the former going up to Stillman because of an abscess. Fred Moseley is reported as all right but didn't get into the scrimmage yesterday...
...ends Casey will have Shaun Kelly and Garrow Geer, with Bob Knapp and Emile Dubiel as second stringers. Kelly is a veteran of the 1932 Freshmen and saw service in several games last year, although injuries kept him on the bench during a good part of the season. With Geer, a Sophomore, as Kelly's partner the ends of the line will be very well taken care...
...ushers for the dance will be: Herbert James, head usher; Francis P. Allen, John E. Brassil, Jr., Louis Carr. John J. Colony. Perry J. Culver, Robert B. Delano, Leo A. Ecker, James J. Fold. Garrow T. Geer, Jr., Estill S. Heyser, Jr., Charles W. Hubbard, 3rd., William B. Lovering, Frank J. Owen. Anthony J. D. Paul, and Allen T. Winmill...
...this occasion the Smoker Committee secured the services of George Watts, a negro dancer; Raymond Pike, a juggler; and Lewis Mora, a magician. A large supply of pipes, tobacco, cigarettes, and refreshments were provided. When the Class had assembled Garrow T. Geer, Jr., toastmaster and Chairman of the Smoker Committee, introduced the three officers of the class: Thomas H. Bilodeau, Jr., president; Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., vice-president; and Anthony S. J. Tomasello, secretary-treasurer, who made short speeches...