Word: neils
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Jayvecs Bill Kierstead, sophomore southpaw, and Ed Finney threw the ball against two defensive combination set up by Coach Jordan. Meanwhile, varsity quarterbacks Cal Lowenstoin and Gil O'Neil operated the offensive passing units...
When Jordan made substitutions in his defensive team, Fred Ravreby and George Emmons came on as ends; Bob Fallon, Nick Culolias, John Jennings, and Sid Kane as linemen; Bainy Frothingham replaced Lemay; Paul Campbell and Gil O'Neil went in as halfbacks; and Jerry Bitz became safety man. Thus, Ossman, who apparently is being groomed for considerable service as a line-backer this year, was the only man who was not replaced. Kane came up from the junior varsity to fill in for Bob Stargel, who was absent from practice, and the injured Aruie Horween...
Quarterbacks Carroll Lowenstein, Gil O'Neil, and Hardy Cox did the tossing to the five ends currently running with the varsity. Sophomore Hank Rate, who was impressive in the B.U. scrimmage, and veteran Fred Ravreby did most of the receiving. Both shook loose from defenders on several occasions...
When Harvard went on defense, it lined up with three tackles--Dick Heidtmann, Duke Sedgwick, and John Nichols --up front along with guard Low Gordon and ends Paul Crowley and Stan Briton. Gill O'Neil and Red Lewis were the line-backers, Bob Ray and Dusty Burke the defensive halfbacks, and Warren Wylie the safety...
...very different from the practice field, and the first time the players had scrimmaged against people other than themselves. When they found they could rise up and stop the B.U. backs, the Crimson defenders turned in an encouraging performance against the Terrier ground attack, with Heidtmann, Rosenau, and O'Neil standing...