Word: runners
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Frederick V. Fortmiller '51, of Eliot House and Boston, was runner up in the competition, and succeeds Duncan R. Devereux '50 as Jayvee manager. Third in the competition was Edward E. Hicks 51, of Winthrop House and Winchester. He follows John P. White Jr. '50 as freshman manager...
...Howard Odell's system the bucking backs were at right and left halfback, while the end runner and passer is at fullback. Hickman, like Red Blaik, calls for one bucking back at fullback and two running and passing halfbacks. The accent on running and passing halfbacks is just another indication that both at Harvard and Yale football is becoming more and more pure offense...
Doldrums & Dope. LIFE-NBC, which had stolen the show at the conventions, claimed a majority of the TV audience. A two-hour check by C.E. Hooper* in New York City gave it more than twice the rating of its runner-up, ABC. Unlike the rest, it never took a rest and was on the air longest (14 hours 38 minutes), while collars wilted and whiskers sprouted. Like CBS, it had the enterprise to go to Washington, Philadelphia and Baltimore to pick up interviews and color...
...field day. Dad and seven other Conways (including Tommy) watched him break loose on a 50-yard touchdown run against Nichols School. That wasn't all: three times more he carried the ball across the goal line, as University School won, 32-0. A long-jointed broken field runner who used his blockers well, Jerry has scored 17 touchdowns this season, to lead all of the Cleveland area schoolboys. In the family, he is regarded as the best of all the Conways. He will head for Yale next year...
...announcement that Veto Kissell will play fullback is a break for the Purple. A 207-pound fullback, who made All-East last season, he is a strong, hard runner, and when sprung goes a long way. He also kicks off for the Purple...