Word: wilson
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Harlowmen came out of the game with perhaps more than the usual amount of bumps and bruises and one injury which may prove really costly. That was to Chief Boston, who alternated with Cliff Wilson at blocking back. The Chief sustained a leg injury which makes his status questionable for next Saturday's clash with Army...
...American end Holland was not in too much evidence. Why? Mr. Wilson, Harlow's blocker extraordinary (also Mr. Boston) flattened him on practically all occasions. "Where do those guys get all their fight?", questioned the battered Brud in the dressing room...
...something of the life and affairs of Madam Perkins? We are hearing repeatedly that she is of Russian parentage, born in Russia, her name changed from a ski to Perkins when she arrived in this country. Her marriage license is said to indicate that both she and Mr. Wilson were mill workers...
...them. THE LINEUPS HARVARD CORNELL Capt. Green (171) l.c. Spang (176) r.c. Healey (198) l.t. West (215) r.t. Mellen (175) l.g. Heminway (204) r.g. Russell (192) c. Capt. VanRanst (200) c. Coleman (183) r.g. Roth (205) l.g. Booth (194) r.t. McKeever (215) l.t. Daughters (181) r.c. Holland (202) l.e. Wilson (185) q.b. Matuszczak (196) q.b. Foley (160) l.h.b. Peck (185) or Macdonald (178) r.h.b. McCullough (170) r.h.b. Cohen (185) f.b. Baker (180) or McCullough (170) l.h.b. Eichler...
Starters for the 1942 outfit are Tom Johnson and George Kuhn, ends, Vern Miller and Tom Gardiner, tackles; Endicott Peabody and Don Wilson, guards; Chuck Ayres, center; Frank Lee, wingback; Ted Lyman, blocking back; Harry Tine, bucking back; and Fred Spreyer, tailback...