Word: lowenstein
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Quarterbacks Carroll Lowenstein, Gil O'Neil, and Hardy Cox did the tossing to the five ends currently running with the varsity. Sophomore Hank Rate, who was impressive in the B.U. scrimmage, and veteran Fred Ravreby did most of the receiving. Both shook loose from defenders on several occasions...
...Crimson uncovered an excellent sophomore prospect in Hank Rate, an end. He played aggressively on defense and made several fine catches on Lowenstein passes on offense. A third string end with last year's freshmen, he has worked hard in the pre-season drills and has trained assiduously...
...kickoffs, and the scrimmage started with the home team on offense. Harvard lined up with Dike Hyde and Fred Ravreby on the ends; Bob Stargel, a last-minute addition to the first string, and Phil Connelly, tackles; Bill Rosenau and Jerry Kanter, guards; Paul O'Brien, center; Carroll Lowenstein, quarterback; Dave, Warden, wingback; Captain Phil Isenberg, tailback; and John West, fullback...
...locals' pass defense was very good at times, but also exhibited glaring weaknesses at other times when the secondary was feinted out of position, leaving a receiver in the clear. Four Terrier passes were intercepted by Burke, Tommy Ossman, Wylie, and Isenberg while Lowenstein had only one of his 12 serials grabbed by the opposition. The Terriers recovered only two of their fumbles, which numbered in the vicinity of eight...
...matinee featured A punting exhibition by Lowenstein and Gil O'Neil. O'Neil, who was dropped to second string quarterback over the weekend in favor of Lewenstein, is a sturdy sophomore who kicks with his left foot and passes with his left hand. He is quite adept as a punter, but Lowenstein holds a decided advantage when it comes to paining...