Word: techs
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Captain Leon Hong of M.I.T. was fairly good at set shots, but his five five beight made it almost impossible for him to got off a shot during the first half. The other men on his team were also hampered, and Tech was forced to do most of its shooting from the corners and beyond the foul circle...
...Although Tech averaged about two inches shorter per man, the Crimson ball-handling was superior. Bill Hickey, Forrest Hanson, and Bob Bramhall out-fought the Engineers, and were consistently able to pass the ball in to Lionette in the bucket or a free man underneath the basket...
With Blodnick, Dennis, and Ed Condon sweeping the backboards, and the Yardlings' sliding man-to-man defense throttling the Tech attack, the freshmen were able to pile up an early lead, which they increased steadily until the last quarter. The halftime score...
...when the basketball team opens its season against M.I.T. at 8:30 p.m. tonight at the Blockhouse. Coach Norm Shepard will start two men--Captain Norm Shepard will start two men--Captain Ed Smith and Dick Lionetto--over six foot five, while the tallest first-string man on the Tech squad is Hank Hohorst at six four. The rest of the visiting squad is correspondingly small--the captain, Leon Hong, is five foot five...
...Gabier, John Stevensen, Forrest Bansen, and Ambio Redmend will probably got into action against the inexperienced Tech team...