Word: reed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Senator David A. Reed of Pennsylvania declared...
...counted with a short shot after a fast play which carried the ball under the basket. Immediately after this the Crimson guard counted again, when he tipped the ball in after Leekley had missed a foul throw. The losers broke into the scoring column on the next play when Reed, the speedy Brown right forward found the strings with a shot from near the center of the floor. Danzell, the Bear tip-off man, scored the next basket with a spectacular one-handed shot from the side of the floor...
...dribbled in to score a short shot and followed this with another goal from under the back board after eluding the outer Brown defense. Barbee, Coombs, and Smith all found the basket in quick succession, followed by a Brown rush which netted two tallies. Just before half time Reed scored for the losers with a clean toss from the middle of the floor and the teams left the court with the Crimson five leading by a 20 to 15 score...
...summary: HARVARD BROWN Smith, Eaton, r.f. l.g., Good Leekley, Dorn, Baldwin, l.f. r.g., Hunt Rauh, Macurdy, c. c., Danzell Coombs, Hatch, r.g. l.f., Hayes Barbee, Elberfield, Lane, l.g. r.f., Reed...
Score--Harvard 36, Brown 24. Goals from the floor--Smith 7, Barbee 5, Coombs 2, Macurdy, Dorn, Reed 4, Good 2, Hayes, Danzell. Goals from fouls--Smith 4, Rauh 2, Reed2, Danzell 2, Hunt 2. Referee, Kelleher. Umpire, Coady. Time, two 20-minute nives...