Word: waldstein
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Harvard," says the E.I.D.L. dope sheet, "will base its hopes for a good season on pitchers Burgy Ayres and Mort Waldstein, but even if they are in form, the Crimson may have trouble finding sufficient hitting power to provide them with a fairly steady supply of runs...
...nine his shown little to disprove the experts' claims. Like last year it split its two-game series with Penn, taking the first but losing the second by a lone run. Mort Waldstein, who won all of the team's four League triumphs in 1941, has already started down the victory road with a successful five-hitter over the Quakers...
Four pitchers saw action, with Joe Phelan starting and winning the Midshipman contest before giving way to Jack Farley in the fourth. Warren Berg took over in the sixth. Against Penn both Mort Waldstein and Clay hurled a whole game, holding the Quakers to five bingles apiece. Waldstein, however, was credited with the win and Clay with the loss...
...trip, Captain Lou Clay heads a staff of five pitchers which includes lone lefthander Mort Waldstein, Juniors John Farley and George Harding, and Sophomore Joe Phelan. On the other side of the plate, Paul Delahoyde has the edge over Gerard Callanan, both of whom will make the trip. Fred Troy is incapacitated with a broken finger...
Dick Row, guard; Wayne Johnson, fullback, Ed Buckley, basketball flash; End Waldstein, lending Varsity pitcher; RUSS Stannard, tackle, and Finegan, basketball captain; Ross Whittior, J. V. football player, Cloo O'Dounell, wingback; Bart Harvey, second baseman, and Bill Eilis are the men who have transfer from the gridiron, diamond, and basketball court to the "Halls of Mohtozuma and the Shorea of Tripoll...