Word: maher
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Coach Wachter started a second string line-up with the intention of giving his regulars a layoff after their strenuous battles with Dartmouth, Pennsylvania, and Yale: The substitutes failed, however, to make an impressive showing. Two goals by Maher gave the Crimson an early lead which was speedily wiped out by a flood of Amherst baskets. The half ended with the visitors ahead...
...places in the line-up. Gordon dropped in enough of his customary long shots to cut down the Amherst margin, but the Crimson teamwork still failed to function and the final whistle found another black mark chalked up against the University quintet's record. The all-around play of Maher was the most encouraging feature of his team's dispirited performance. Lamberton excelled for Amherst...
Score, Amherst 27, Harvard 24. Goals from the floor, Gordon 3, Merriam 2, Maher 2, Black, Lamberton 5, Nail 4, Kyle 3, Walker. Goals from fouls, Gordon 4, Smith 2, Lamberton. Referee, Mullen. Harvard Amherst D. H. Stevens, S. L. Stevens, Barnett, Gordon, r.f. l.g., Nail Merriam, Smith, l.f. r.g., Fauver, McBride Combs, Elberfeld, c. c., Lamberton Black, Bourne, r.g. l.f., Kyle Maher, l.g. r.f., Walker
Harvard Amherst Stevens, r.f. l.g., Fauver Merriam l.f. r.g., Kyle Combs, c. c. Lamberton Maher, r.g. l.f. Walker Black, l.g. r.f.Nari...
...undergraduate politics, the week has been the nomination of 1937 class officers and the election of a new group of Phillips Brooks House officers. In the latter, B. F. Rice-Bassett '25 of New York City, president; Gardner Cowles Jr. '26 of Des Moines, lowa, vice-president; J. J. Maher '26 of Bridgeport, Coun., secretary; R. R. Field '26 of Phillips, Maine, treasurer; and G. D. Debevoise '26 of New York City, librarian, will lead the organization...