Word: lyle
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...wingback berth until a combination of mishaps put him out of action some time ages. With his returns to duty the wingback squad begins to fill out, in numbers, if not in experience. Ray Guild and IInl Tine are still on the injured list, and neither Summers nor Gerdy Lyle have had much contact work this fall. Steve Gifford and Cico O'Donnell, Sophomore candidates for the position, have seen considerable action, but both are still comparatively inexperienced...
Team A: le, MacKinney; lt, Miller; lg, Peabody; c, Ayres; rg, Pfisetr; rt, Gardiner; re, Morgan; tb, Lee; fb, McNicol; wb, Lyle, O'Donnell; bb, Heiden...
...present time Harlow's main worry centers in the wingback department. Greely Summers, although not out for the season, is lost for the time being, and Gordy Lyle, plagued by a bad knee, has not seen action since the team's first scrimmage. Ray Guild, another Junior hopeful for one of the wingback slots, started on team A yesterday after an enforced absence, but limped off the field with a log injury of undetermined seriousness before the close of practice...
...absence of both Ted Lyman and George Heiden, for praise. Sophomore Cleo O'Donnell, son of the former Holy Cross and St. Anselm's coach, was also complimented for his work in the wingback slot. He was recently transferred from tailback on account of the injury of Gordy Lyle, Ray Guild, and Greely Summers, not to speak of Harry Tine, another prospect. In the line, rugged Tom Gardiner was on the receiving end of a Harlow pat on the back...
Back and set for heavy work will be Johnny Page, 167 pound Junior, who is headed for the first team center post until Ayres is ready, Doug Pirnie, last spring's track star, Gordy Lyle, outstanding wing-back prospect, Harry Tine, another wing-back, and George Hibbard, a promising Sophomore tackle...