A magician with a hockey stick for a magic wand, e cast a spell on opponents for three years, that included a 20-game victory stretch, the longest in three decades. Led the team in scoring in 1935, shared the honor the next year. He won the Tudor Award for most valuable player in 1936 and 1937, during which Harvard had a 29-5-2 record. He was also an outstanding back in football, lettering for three years.