Word: springfields
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Springfield and North Carolina also had their worries, however, as they tried unsuccessfully to stop Captain French's and David Guarnaceia's running and lateraling. The line, under the coaching of R. J. Dunne, was proving itself one of the most formidable in years. In the Army game, the forward wall did a splendid job in stopping the Cadets' famed running attack, but fumbles and a weak Crimson pass defense cost Harvard a 15-0 defeat...
...wins and the deadlock were in Eastern Intercollegiate League play; after tying Navy, 4 to 4, the Crimson walloped Army, 7 to 2, and Dartmouth, 14 to 1. In non-conference action, Coach Jack Barnaby's team easily beat the Country Club of Virginia, the University of Virginia, Springfield, Bowdoin, M.I.T., and Amherst...
...varsity tennis team is favored to gain its fifth straight win when it takes on M.I.T. at 3:45 p.m. today on the Soldiers Field courts. Crimson coach Jack Barnaby expects a "rougher match," however, than the squad got in its last two outings--shutouts over Springfield and Bowdoin...
...varsity tennis team will face Bowdoin on the Soldiers Field courts at 3:45 p.m. today after shutting out Springfield, 11 to 0, yesterday afternoon. The Crimson, which swept through the Gymnasts without the loss of a set, should have about equal difficulty with the Maine team today. Bowdoin lost to the varsity, 10 to 0, last spring...
Sophomore Ham Gravem dropped only three games in each set to Springfield's number one singles man, Ed Newton, while Captain John Rauh was losing but two in each set to Jack Veile in the second match. The next six Crimson singles players--Alex Haegler, rooks Harris, Gene Mann, Donn Spencer, Don Bossart, and Herb Stone--triumphed with equal facility. Their Gymnast opponents were Gil Anderson, Jack Hopkins, Hal Greig, Irv Wilkinson, Charles McCord, and Mal Early, in their order...