Word: nevins
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Following the meeting at Notman's Studio this afternoon at 1.15 o'clock for the annual Varsity football picture, the election of next year's team captain will be held. J. H. Dean '34, T. W. Nazro '34, C. J. Nevin '34, and H. K. Wells are the regulars who have seen the most service...
...They are: Joseph Rauh, Jr. '32, center; W. S. Baskervill '32; G. H. Pattison, Jr. '32, captain of last year's quintet; and W. J. Holland '32, all forwards. All the other members of last year's squad who are in College have reported for practice except C. J. Nevin '34, H. K. Wells '34 and H. G. Reisner, Jr. '33, who have been out for football and have not yet shown up for basketball. C. H. Hageman '33, the only other member of last year's squad playing football, reported for practice yesterday...
...center on last year's Freshman five; and Dorman, who played regular guard on the Varsity a year ago, but who will probably be used in the pivot position this year; for guard: Hageman, Huppuch, and Reisner, all members of last year's quintet; for forward: Levan, Merry, Matursevitch, Nevin, Ferriter, and Fletcher, all of whom played on the Varsity last year except Fletcher, who was a regular on the 1935 quintet...
Even with Casale, Waters, Barrett, and Healey, who have never started in any Varsity game, occupying the berths left vacant by Hallowell, Nevin, Dean, and Esterly, the team has a new verve which testifies that the Crimson's chances for victory are better than they were for the Army and Brown encounters. Locke has also adequately filled Crickard's place as number three back...
...improvement in the physical condition of the squad was apparent yesterday. Of the men on the injured list since the Army game, only Dean and Hallowell were on the field doing light work, while Crickard, Lockwood, Nevin, Whitney, Casey, and Crane are all on the sick list. Whether any of these men will take the field against Holy Cross on Saturday is still problematical, and at least two. Nevin and Hallowell, are definitely...