Word: southpaw
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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McNulty, "Tiger" McKeever, "Snowshoes" Keegan, "Scoop" Murphy (southpaw), O'Hearn and the great "Knuckles" Morrissey himself will also attempt to show that their victory over T. D. was just a pace-setter for the Harvard clash...
...locals, Johansen, one of the leading league scorers, Arthur Page, clumsy but deadly in front of the enemy cage, Howie Mendel, dynamite southpaw wing whose shots have been dodged by the wrong kind of horseshoes all year, Tom Motley, team player, plugger, due for a big afternoon, Frank Harnden, long legged feeder of passes, are ready to swarm in the Yale secondary...
Last of Harvard's great halfback line, which also had John Dorman and Frank Vincent, Danny Burbank graduated last spring. Coach Carr is missing him this fall. With the opening game against Brown on October 9, only George Phillips, southpaw, is a safe bet to start at halfback. Bob Scott, married man, who played center half regularly in 1936, knows only too well about the competition in 1937. Freshman Coach Jim MacDonald has sent up a member of potential middle ground stars, including Jim Rousmaniere, Robin Scully, and Charles d'Autremont. Ned Whitney and Bernie Jacobson, of last year...
...eighth Dick Walsh took up the burden and pitched an almost perfect relief role. Only one man reached first, and he by a walk, as the southpaw faced but seven batters...
...regular hurler last spring, Walsh has been unable to turn in a victory this season in four starts. if the big southpaw comes into his own against New Hampshire, he will undoubtedly get the call in one of the important contests at the end of the week...