Word: whitneys
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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With Grady taking the ball on two out of three plays, team B supplanted the first string and duplicated their touchdown. Two pretty runs by Grady and Barrett brought the ball inside of the Jayvees' five-yard line, where quarter-back Whitney finally took it over on the fourth down...
Nazro, Bartol, Werner, l.e.; Hardy, Barrows, Cullen, l.t.; Esterly, Healey, Scott, Crane, l.g.; Casey, Casale, Lockwood, c.; Gundlach, Rogers, Dow, Schumann, r.g.; Bancroft, Francisco, Kidder, r.t.; Hageman, Lowe, r.e.; Wells, Whitney, Peter, q.; Dean, Waters, Whipple, Ferry, f.b.; Nevin, Barrett, Hurlbut, r.h.b.; Crickard, Grady, Pescosolido, Locke, Bennett, l.h.b...
...included blocking and tackling, signal calling, and dummy scrimmages. Crickard only appeared for a few moments, as he is busy studying for a makeup exam, while Leonard watched the drill in street clothes. F. Gleason, Cassedy, and Bennett were kept out of the scrimmaging because of minor injuries, and Whitney, Casale Littlefield, and Raff were all present in white shirts...
Team B-Lowe, l.e.; Barrows, l.t.; Crane, l.g.; Casey, c.; Rogers, r.g.; Francisco, r.t.; Bartol, r.e.; Whitney, q.; Pescosolido, l.h.b.; Barrett, r.h.b.; Waters...
Casey, the two Gleasons, and Crocker are now definitely out of the Buffalo game, while Bennett is extremely doubtful, since he was on crutches yesterday. Whitney will probably have recovered from his injury sufficiently to play in Saturday's contest, but Dow and Casale are questionable...