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Ulysses "Lupe" Lupien, '39 Crimson diamond leader, threatens to give Harvard its first major league ball player since Charley Devene. After two seasons in the minors with Scranten and Little Rock, both Boston Red Sox farm clubs, Lupien has been called up to the parent organization for the closing games of the year...
Yesterday afternoon's scrimmage was confined mostly to passing, but this morning the squad is slated to go through a stiff contact workout. Charley Spreyer has taken part in all the work for the last couple of days, and he ought to be able to catch up with the rest of the squad after today's scrimmage...
...casualty in the first "A" versus "B" scrimmage of the year, but the bump was not serious and he is not expected to miss any practice. Coach Harlow's first and second elevens were outstanding on the defense yesterday, but neither was able to show much on the attack. Charley Spreyer scrimmaged yesterday, spending the afternoon with the "B" outfit...
...excited about. Captain Joe Gardella, tough-fibred handyman, will fill in wherever he is needed the most; at present that appears to be the fullback spot. Bill Brown will give him what little relief he needs. George Heiden is firmly entrenched in the blocking quarterback position, and Charley Spreyer and Fran Lee will round out the backfield at tail and wingback respectively...
Head man in W. & S. today is round-faced Charles J. Stilwell, 54, who joined the company in 1910, became European sales chief, has been an executive since the founders died. When machine-tool makers were called a "bottleneck," urbane Charley Stilwell went to Washington as their spokesman.* Said he: "Don't call us names until you've tested us. Give us orders. We will fill them...