Word: pete
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...first line remains unchanged, with Austie Harding at center and Pete Stone and Mill Seaife at the wing berths. On the second line Walter Hunnewell and Charlie Miles will flank Win Jameson...
...Pete was thought to be the bastard of Old Man Bayliss, soundly-hated lumber tycoon who ground his workers' faces in the sawdust and worse. Pete was even suspected of being Bayliss' spy. When a lumberman was killed because of faulty machinery, Pete, who was handy, came in for a thoroughly popular licking. Pete took it and said nothing, but when he had proved his paternity he went on to show his brotherhood by joining the workers fight against Boss Bayliss. Mario, the Filipino who had beaten Pete, was almost killed by vigilantes. But the organization...
...should dominate the forward walls. Austie Harding, first line center, the fastest skater on the squad and the possessor of an almost infallible shot, will undoubtedly hold his position among the favored. The Milton Academy wingmen who seem to be slated to flank the Noble's flash are Pete Stone and Miff Scaife. Eight of the Crimson goals against Framingham were rung up by this trio...
...sided meet featured by the knockout victories of Pete Ward and Gordie Robertson, Harvard's sluggers pounded the Technology fighters into a pulp before a crowd of over five hundred enthusiastic fanciers of the manly art of modified murder...
...Pete Stone, speedy left wingman, shared scoring honors with center Austie Harding, each beating goalie Clarke of Framingham on three occasions. The summary: HARVARD 1939 FRAMINGHAM Stone, Miles, Cunningham, l.w. l.w., Carey, Shaughnessy Harding, Jameson, Winsor, c. c., Glover, Haggerty Scaife, Hunnewell, Butcher, r.w. r.w., Pryor, Kimball Houghton, Carstein, Wright, l.d. l.d., Monahan, Guston Fearon, Coburn, Aldrich, r.d. r.d., Slade, Savage Irving, Kerr, g. g., Clarke