Word: lettermen
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Phillip Louis Isenberg '51, of Hartford, Connecticut and Winthrop House, yesterday became Harvard's 73rd captain of football by vote of 34 lettermen in Dillon Field House. At the same time, Wilbur Michel Davis '50, of Brooklyn, New York and Lowell House, was voted the first Frederick Greeley Crocker memorial plaque as the team's most valuable player...
Albert Edmund (Ted) Wolf '51, of Jenkintown, Pennsylvania and Adams House, was elected next fall's soccer captain by the 19 lettermen who gathered yesterday at Dillon Field-House...
Next year, Wolf will have five other 1949 lettermen on his team. They are forwards Vern Drehmel, Ben Goldstein and Charlie Weiss, and halfbacks Dick Miller and Pants Pantelconi...
Nineteen soccer lettermen will participate in the election of their new captain who will replace Whoop Batcheder. Junior lettermen Don Harchman, Jim Johnson, Dick Miller, Charley Weiss, and Ted Wolf are eligible for the post as well as sophomore lettermen Vern Drechmel, Ben Goldstein, John Harvey, Larry Leonard, Hewitt Pantalconi, and Ed Seaga...
Bradford H. Quackenbush will captain the Yale varsity football team next year. Blue lettermen elected his successor to Levi Jackson at a 15-minute meeting yesterday afternoon...