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Fletcher will be moved into a forward position in place of Bob Morse in an attempt by Coach Fesler to strengthben the team's offense. He will be paired in the fore court with Gene Merry who played a stellar game Wednesday by netting 18 points. Dick Boys, who has been playing distinctly mediocre ball lately after a whirlwind start at the beginning of the season, will be at center. Captain Ferriter and Bill Henderson in the guard positions, will attempt to stem the attack of Coach McLellan's accurate shooters. HARVARD PROVIDENCE Fletcher, r.f. l.f., Bracken Merry...
...leads the team in scoring with ten goals and 21 assists, which proves conclusively what a fine playmaker he really is. On the other hand, Powers leads in actual goals scored with a total of 14, while Guibord and Morton are close behind with 13 and 12 respectively. Bob Bennett and Vin Fitzpatrick make up a defense which has been especially effective in recent games. The team reached its peak in the first Yale game at Hanover, which it won by a 3-1 score in what was the opening encounter for both teams in the Intercollegiate Quadrangular Hockey League...
...luck of the Harvard basketball team in its game tonight with Tufts at the New Indoor Athletic Building at 8.30 o'clock. Dan Comfort, who has been on the reserve list during the past few weeks will be moved up to the first team in place of lanky Bob Morse at right forward...
...improve the Crimson's team work which has always been the chief fault with the team's offense. Comfort was on the first team during the first part of the season until Fesler found that the Harvard five lacked height in its games with the tall League opponents, so Bob Morse, who measures six foot, three inches, was moved up to the first team...
...late brother Robert Winthrop ("Sheriff Bob") Chanler was a swashbuckling artist (TIME, Nov. 3, 1930). Brother John Armstrong, who spells his name Chaloner, was committed to Bloomingdale Asylum in 1897, escaped to Virginia in 1900, later sent a famed cable to Paris, when Artist Bob married Singer Lina Cavalieri: "WHO'S LOONY...