Word: puritans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...these two strong defensive teams. The Rabbits had what little edge there was in the tilt-but they spoiled their chances by sloppy ball-handling. Each side came within two yards of making a score during the game, and at one point Leverett made a first down on the Puritan four-yard stripe. WINTHROP LEVERETT Baumgarten l.e. l.e. Seamans Cole l.t. l.t. Hausserman Gilliland l.g. l.g. Bangs Peters c. c. Landry Moore r.g. r.g. Day Butler r.t. r.t. Harkness Evans r.e. r.e. Hamill Stix q.b. q.b. Rabenold Welles l.h.b. l.h.b. Heywood Peden r.h.b. r.h.b. Kidder Blanchard f.b. f.b. Spang...
Highlight of the Winthrop-Lowell tilt came in the second-half. Puritan's fullback Ed Hindle started things with a 70-yard quick kick. Lowell called on Arnie Litt to punt the pigskin out of danger, but the Winthrop line, led by right end Baumgarten and left tackle Cole, broke through and blocked the attempt, with Colo recovering and running 20 yards for the score. A pass for the extra point failed...
...recent survey conducted informally by the CRIMSON revealed why modern girls appear to Puritan sons of John Harvard to bare so much and bear it so well. It is entirely a matter of environment...
...forget the embarrassing moment two falls ago when a hat was passed around the stadium to send the group to Princeton. Few realize the length of the expense sheet of a big band, running from trips and uniforms to polish and pressing, even though Harvard is lucky that the Puritan tradition forbids bearskin shakos and braid. Failure to appreciate these costs is principally to blame for the lack of support from the students and not a lack of pride by the college in its band, a pride now greater for the organization's spirit and resourcefulness...
Eliot's Trope kicked over the Winthrop goal line and the Puritan's returned it to the 20-yard stripe. Win- throp fumbling marred the third period...