Word: gridirons
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Richard J. Clasby '54, of the Varsity Club and Natick, Mass., was unanimously chosen as New England's outstanding football player for the 1953 season by the Boston Gridiron Club yesterday...
Clasby will receive the George Bulger Lowe Trophy, given each year to the area's top player, at the Gridiron Club's annual dinner, Dec. 2 at the Hotel Kenmore, Nils Nelson, head of the selection committee, announced...
Football propaganda is expected of every school. Outstanding players are often pictured on the covers of their college gridiron "dope books" (Dick Clasby included) or lavishly praised within those covers...
...weeks hence, when the Crimson meets Princeton, it is possible that the local gridiron score will be something less than 65-7. But regardless of the football outcome, Cambridge sports fanciers will still have concrete reason for celebration. The hockey rink, overlong in fund-raising and planning stages, will be completed. There will be, of course, a dedication in a formal ceremony. But more important is the small meeting of H.A.A. officials who will dedicate the rink to specific purposes...
Johnson, who likes to wear $190 tailor-made suits and takes pride in his gold, diamond-studded cuff links shaped like the map of Texas, abhors formal dress. Recently, when he was dressing for the Gridiron Club dinner, he found to his horror that neither he nor his wife could get his white tie tied properly. In a typical Johnson solution, he telephoned his old Texas friend, Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark, and rushed two miles to Clark's home to have the Justice...