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Brown played its last football game yesterday so now Richard Cresson Harlow can return to his Harvard job. The retired football mentor who has been scouting this year for Rip Engle's eleven is listed in the new catalogue as "Associate in Oology." During his coaching days, he was the University's Curator of Oology...
Discovery by the Harvard Observatory in South Africa of the second new comet within a few weeks was reported yesterday by Professor Harlow Shapley...
...didn't take Herman long to show his lernin'. He was signed on March 17, 1948 as head coach of football at Yale University. On March 23, 1948, two of Dick Harlow's local assistants, Bob Margarita and Harry Jacunski, were off to New Haven to be the new backfield and end coaches. Along with them went a lot of specific information about Crimson players as a sort of bonus for Herman...
...mostly of overconfident sophomores and set it on end to the tune of 20-7. Captain Torbie MacDonald, one of the finest running backs seen in the Stadium in a decade, played a fine game; but the rest of the squad which went on to form the core of Harlow's great 1940 and 1941 outfits--couldn't stand up under the determination of the Elis...
...people have tried to analyze how he does it, but they all end up by saying, "I don't know. He's just a great gay." It seems much easier to make a character study of a dramatic, Dick Harlow-type or an eternally pessimistic, Frank Leahy-type coach...