Word: legge
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Seven of the Harvard squad are between five feet ten and six feet, with two above and one below that level. Charley Lutz, Bill Webber, Franny Simpson, Bud Finegan, Ed Buckley, Joe Romano, and Bob James all stand just under an even six feet, while Chet Legg is about five nine and Sam White and Ed Rothschild...
...Fesler intends to start the same team that opened against the Lions Thursday night, with Captain Charley Lutz and Franny Simpson at forwards, Sam White at center, and Bud Finegan and Joe Romano at guards. Bill Webber and Ed Buckley are sure to see plenty of service, and Chet Legg, Ed Rothschild, and Bob James will serve as alternates...
...improved tremendously, and his height made him a great asset to the small team. Other men are going to turn in inspired performances for the Crimson this year. Bob James and Frannie Simpson, two of the most conscientious workers on the squad, are waiting for their opportunity; substitute Chet Legg played a major part in the Columbia upset victory; and there are a few others in the same category...
Captain Charley Lutz, best of all Crimson hoopmen, was too light to make his high school team at Gary, Ind. His running mate, Bill Webber, saw little regular service at Des Moines, Iowa. Diminutive Chet Legg is the only man who was a full-fledged regular before he came to Harvard. Legg played at Evanston High in Illinois and Exeter Academy. The other ranking forward, Fran Simpson, did bench duty at Oak Park, Illinois...
Next to Buckley in the Harvard scoring was Bud Finegan with eight points, and right behind him was Captain Charley Lutz with six. Ed Rothschild and Chet Legg both came through with five markers...