Word: sextons
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...championship game, the spur-of-the-moment razzle-dazzle Straus team of John Dunphy, Ted Sexton, Art French, Rog Martin, and Whitey Black met its match after a six-game league winning streak. "They were very slow and seemed in poor condition", was a Lionel comment afterward, as the winners themselves broke out beer supplied by proctor Robert L. Fischelis '49 on the field...
...Gerard Walters also hampered Zitrides, although Gil Borjeson, star hammer-thrower for the track team, has improved greatly over the course of the season. At left guard Brown has John Pietre, a slow moving veteran. Center has proved another trouble spot, where Zitrides has been going along with Ed Sexton, an inexperienced junior...
...William, Franklin, Peter Ernest, Greenburg, Henry Adler, Hatch, Norman Lowrie, Jr., Hath-away, Peter, Huebsch, Ronald Elmer, Huttenbauer, Samuel, Jr., Johnson, Wolcott Howe, Linn, Milman Hart, 3d, Martin, Roger Alexander (Captain), Morris, Roger Helmick, Moulton, Daniel Bailey, Niemyski, Walter Paul, Palacies, Gaston Henrique, Pyle, Charles Bradley, Jr., Rosenman, Robert, Sexton, Edward William, Jr., Sharples, Winston Singleton, Jr., Stewart, Donald Ogden, Jr., Thompson, Daniel Pierce, Wood, Henry Frost, Jr., Zyfers, Gerald John, Hearst, Jay W. (Manager...
Some of these "beginners" improved so much that they won places on the starting team. Buddy Linn's aggressiveness, for example, pulled him up from the third to the first midfield, and Ted Sexton is a fixture on defense. Both had only the barest knowledge of lacrosse before this year...
Harvard: goal, Rosen man; defense, Martin (c), Sexton, and Huttenbauer; midfield, Linn, Huebsch, and Wood; attack, Hatch, Franklin, and Stewart...