Bill Elser

Crimson Quintet Second in Ivy League; Bunks Burditt Tops Scorers With 26 Points

By Bill Elser January 13, 1942

When the smoke and surprise of last week's Ivy League openers had cleared away, the Crimson five found itself runner-up

By Bill Elser January 12, 1942

Perhaps mindful of last fall's stunning upset on the gridiron, another underdog Crimson squad assumed the hero's role in a

By Bill Elser January 07, 1942

Returning to action after a layoff of three weeks, House basketball saw the league's last unbeaten team receive its first

By Bill Elser December 17, 1941

A revised lineup with tall Don Lutze at guard and either Ed Rothschild or Sophomore "Bunks" Burditt at center will

By Bill Elser November 22, 1941

Making up somewhat for their losses to the Crimson Jayvees and the champion Adams eleven, Yale received a little consolation

By Bill Elser January 09, 1941

With the experience of five Midwestern games behind them, Coach Earl Brown's Varsity squad is all set to meet its