Word: marylands
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Meanwhile, at Westminster, Western Maryland, college officials pondered the fate of a doughty band of 27 undergraduates reported about 13 miles east of Hartford and 30 miles from the Massachusetts border. Earlier, four-and possibly five-of the group were eliminated from the northward trek by truck...
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There will be more than an ordinary football contest going on at Soldier's Field when Harvard entertains Western Maryland College on the latter's initial visit to Cambridge. Three pupils of Dick Harlow will be matching wits against the man who taught them the game. Head coach Charlie Havens and his assistants, Bruce Ferguson and Lou Lassahn learned the gridiron game from one of the all-time masterminds of the sport...
Before heeding the Crimson call to the Ivy League Dick Harlow put Western Maryland on the football map and brought the College national recognition with a string of twenty-seven games without defeat. Bill Shepard, the nation's leading scorer for 1934 was a pupil of Harlow and Bill's blocking back. Bruce Ferguson, is now back-field coach for the Terrors. Havens starred at center for the Green and Gold during the Harlow regime and Lassahn gave an excellent account of himself at end. Lou is now line coach for the Westminster team...