Word: handler
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...addition to unbeatable spirit, however, it was also the skill of oologist Harlow that produced the last-second winning touchdown. The Crimson coach noticed that Princeton was playing a six, three, two man defense in which the line and the secondary rushed the ball handler in order to hamper Harvard's passing attack...
Close behind the leaders comes another of Coach Brown's men, the Crimson's clever ball handler, "Chick" Lutz, with 16 points. His forward mate, Billy Webber, also stands well up in the list with 15 markers...
Donald B. Hackel '43, Milton W. Hamolsky '43, Edward I. Handler '42, Frederick J. Harrigan '42, John M. Harrington Jr. '43, Edmund J. Harris '42, Kenneth B. Henry '44, Thomas T. Hoffman '44, John W. Holmes '43, Robert B. Houghton '42, Clifton M. Howard Jr. '44 John C. L. Hulley '44, Richard J. Hyman...
Chief among these are the goalie Doug Thompson and center half Adam Foster. Thompson, a lanky, agile ball handler, gained his experience guarding the Exeter nets last year. Foster, who with three tallies stands as highest scorer of the moment, is a big, cool-headed player whom Polly can depend on to keep the team settled down...
...commander who has long had a reputation in the Army flying service for getting what he needs. The Ferrymen's boss, slim, 45-year-old Colonel Robert Olds, who has been flying for the Army since he was commissioned in 1917, today is as fine a big-ship handler as there is in The Air Forces. Accounted one of the flying service's white-haired boys, handsome Bachelor Olds has flown Flying Fortresses on two good-will trips through South America, commanded a four-engine bombardment group, cracked many a record sitting in the pilot's seat...