Word: harlows
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Arnold Horween and Eddie Casey are a couple of fellows who used to coach football here. Just before Dick Harlow. Put them together with Harlow, and you have more than twenty years' worth of Harvard coaches. You also have three men with nothing in common. Except that all three had miserable first seasons...
Coan, a 20-year old 200-pounder, started five games for the informal Varsity team in 1945, but wasn't available for duty last season. Bradlee, former captain at St. Marks, played for Dick Harlow last year, while Bender was a member of the 1947 Freshman team and is one of the few members of that unit new operating for the Varsity...
Johnny Florentine may be remembered by Stadiumgoers as the man who pulled the Gionfriddo catch last fall on wobbly Gannon pass to beat Holy Cross 7-0. Shifted to center by Dick Harlow to plug the gap in the middle of the line last year, the former Boston College High athlete is now matriculating at his old position. He's a Junior...
Since Jarring Jack Fisher departed from the Cambridge scene in 1946, Harvard has been having center trouble. Last year, for instance, Dick Harlow was forced to switch end Johnny Florentino to the pivot post when Chuck Glynn and Don Stone went on the injured list...
Chuck Glynn is the fourth man. He played first-string center last year until shelved by an injury. Even with a cast on the injured hand, he was used on offense by Dick Harlow. Chuck is back now, minus the cast, and intends to outfight his three competitors for the starting job. He started getting into shape at his New York home this summer a month before fall practice opened. Like O'Brien, Stone, and Hickey, he may be used as a defensive line-backer this fall...