Word: rayed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...simple-minded charm at moments, and it has Ray Bolger throughout. Bolger is not a great comic-just an awfully good one, which is quite a lot for someone who is also a great dancer. One of those rare males who prove amusing rather than embarrassing in women's clothes, Bolger clowns through the evening with his customary long-faced liveliness. And when he takes it into his feet to kick off both his petticoats and the plot, and spins in a medley of tap, softshoe, eccentric and ballroom dancing, Where's Charley? becomes the most delightful disappointment...
Late in the game the Freshmen added another score following long runs by Bob Ray and Bill Healey. After the recovery of an Exonian fumble on the one-yard line, Ray plunged over for the touchdown, with Raverby converting...
Almost every back in the Freshman lineup had a good day. Besides Lowenstein, Ray, Walsh, and Wylie, Bill Fitzpatric was among the stars of the game. Fitzpatrick, an ex-Exonian, drew his first starting assignment of the season as halfback, and his fancy running well rewarded Coach Henry Lamar for giving him the chance to play against his orst-while mates...
...Crimson lineup: Bunce, le; Thompson, lt; Monlla, lg; Frothingham, c; Gordon, rg; Raverby, rt; Brooke, re; Lowenstein, qb; Walsh, lhb; Ossman, rhb; Ray...
...Freshman backfield there are a half a dozen prospects who could be bidding for Varsity spots next season. Top among these are Captain Carroll Lowenstein and Bob Ray. Lowenstein, the squad's diminutive quarterback, comes from Huntington Prep where he learned plenty about bullseye passing and field generalship. Ray, a big fullback from New Hampton Prep, is at present the team's number one man on the ground...