Word: post
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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There can't be much in this band-baton-over-the-goal-post business. The Harvard baton wiedler missed twice before the game, making it only on the third try, and the team did all right. But maybe it was meant to symbolize Harlow's two unsuccessful and third triumphant crack at the Tigers
Prompt to support its members, the National Maritime Union gave the crew's story, charged that Captain Gainard had spun a yarn to the .Washington Post's staff correspondent, Edward T. Folliard, who had a frontpage, five-column scoop on the Algic's, horrific trip. Alleging that Correspondent Folliard was inspired by the Maritime Commission, the N. M. U. statement said: "The crew, organized 100% in the N. M. U. conducted itself in the disciplined and orderly fashion that has made the N. M. U. the choice of the overwhelming proportion of the men who go down...
Running guard is a problematical position with three men in the running. Bill Brown, Don Lowrie, and Bill Underwood lead the fight for this right guard post and no prediction can be made as to who will get the starting call. At the other guard there is apparently no preference between Charlie Curtis and Tom Lacey...
Gardella, the only back sure of his post behind the line has been badly battered but showed in the Andover contest that he is always dangerous, playing all but the opening minutes of the game and scoring the lone Crimson touchdown. In the event that Gardella is disabled. Coach Stahley can rely on Charles Burnett for tallback...
...Dons, Elbel and Donahue, are alternating at the wing back post, while Bob James, who also is a signal caller, is about on a level with John Santosuosso for the left halfback berth. The latter has been out with injuries but will be a serious contender for a place in the backfield with his return to the squad this week...