Saturday, September 26, 1942
CLOUDBUSTER
Page Three
Cloudbusters Favored Over Harvard
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Tiriiimnh Cloudbuster football squad which takes on Harvard University
OcCC/flCl I TluTiipn. 1 OuQy today at Cambridge, Mass., is shown here with its coaching staff.
Front row (left to right): Steve Fitchijian, cadet manager; Lieut. H. E. Smith, line coach; Lt. (jg) John Vaught,
line coach; Lt. (jg) Charles Soleau, backfield coach; Lt. (jg) George McGaughey, line coach; Lt. (jg) Ed Kosky,
first assistant coach; and Lt. Comdr. James H. Crowley, head coach.
Second row (1. to r.): Leonard Eshmont, back; Art Jones, back; Frank Zazula, back; Joe Kovach, center; Bob
Blood, back; L. P. Frohe, tackle; Gene Davis, back; Louis Bufalino, back.
Third row (L to r.): Mort Landsberg, back; William Parsons, end; Walter Zwiezynski, back; L. Tisch, guard;
E. A. Forbes, guard; William Clark, back; Ray Harkins, back; Walter Wood, back; Dan Hill, center; and Joseph
Martin, back.
Fourth row (1. to r.): Dan McKinnon, back; R. L Miller, center; C. E. Gauer, back; Jack Daly, center; Bob
Storey, guard; John Stovall, back; J. R. Kimbriel, end; Bob King, end; Frank Moister, end; and Allan Sturges, tackle.
Fifth row (L to r.): Jim Moran, guard; Jack Prendergast, guard; James Boyd, guard; John Kuzman, tackle;
William Krywicki, back; A. S. Roth, guard; L. A. Young, guard; John Witkowski, end; K. W. Keuffel, back; and
C. H. Cremens, guard.
Top row (L to r.): Hayward Sanford, end; Don Brennan, tackle; F. W. Nedvins, guard; Ed Kelly, center; F. E.
Bell, end; Charles Pierce, guard; Harold Boudreau, end; Hovey Seymour, back; and Gene Goodreault, end.
25,000 Fans Expected
For Game At Boston
By Lt. ( jg) Dan Partner
Boston, Mass., Sept. 25.—Everyone, it seems, is ready for tomor
row’s football game here between Harvard and the Cloudbusters—
except Harvard. A crowd of approximately 25,000 fans is expected
to click the turnstiles to see Coach Dick Harlow and his Crimson
make their season’s debut in the stadium.
That little 61 to 0 incident last Saturday at Lawrence, Kan.,
where the Iowa Cadets ran over the University of Kansas, is play
ing a large part in pre-game forecasts here. While most of the Boston
writers expect the ’Busters to win by a comfortable margin, Head
Coach Lt. Comdr. James Crowley, upon arrival with his squad this
afternoon, said, “I’ll be satisfied with a 1-point victory.”
Harvard is expected to play a strictly^^ —
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Three Records Set
In Military Track
By Cadet Louis Calder
Three records were shattefred in last
Friday’s inter-squadron military track
competition — in the 120-yard low
hurdles, the shotput, and the 440-yard
relay.
Cadet R. 0. Shaffer of the Buc
caneers lopped four-tenths of a second
off the record of 15.9 seconds held
jointly by C. H. Carr of the Wildcats
and J. S. Gilman of the Mustangs in
the 120-yard low hurdles. Shaffer then
teamed up with Cadets F. I. Frantell,
H. Werner, and W. Watkins, to hang
up a new mark of 48 seconds fiat in
the 440-relay. The old record of 48.3
was held by the Buffalo team of Cadets
Callahan, Muller, Baker, and Stein-
berger.
Cadet C. A. Robertson of the Hell-
divers heaved the 12-pound shot 44 feet,
11 inches, a substantial improvement
over the old distance of 40 feet SV2
inches set by Derr of the Wildcats.
defensive game tomorrow, using un
orthodox defenses freely in the attempt
to stop the ’Buster backs. Said Coach
Harlow: “To cover up our weaknesses,
we are going to come up with the ulti
mate in screwballistics.”
Harlow named a tentative starting
lineup that averages 187 pounds in the
line, and 181% in the backfield.
The Crimson should strike its strong
est blow in the air because (1) Comer-
ford, their ace passer, is regarded as
one of the best in recent Harvard his
tory, and (2) the Cloudbusters have
shown a weakness in knocking down
aerials against Catawba, and in the
practice sessions against Carolina and
Duke. Harvard deploys off the modi
fied T formation with an unbalanced
line, and at midseason should be a sight
worth seeing. Harlow’s teams are
noted for their improvement as the
season progresses.
Coach Crowley is expected to name
a ’Buster team averaging 186 pounds
per man to answer the opening whistle.
The starting eleven, with two excep
tions, is the same that opened fire '
against Catawba, Sept. 12.
Gene Goodreault, former All-Ameri
can end at Boston College, is slated to
start at right wing in place of Bob
King, and “Smoky Joe” Martin, of
Cornell’s Big Red team last season,
will get the call at fullback, replacing
Fred Vanzo.
Running with Martin will be Bill
Krywicki, ex-Fordham regular, at
quarterback; Mort Landsberg, star of
the 1940 Cornell team, at right half
back; and Leonard Eshmont, former
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