Charles J. Hubbard Jr. was an

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player. After attending

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, he played

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at the

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position for the

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team from 1921 to 1923.''Harvard Alumni Bulletin'', Volume 25
(1922). Harvard Alumni Association. p. 361. He was a consensus All-American in 1922 and 1923. He was elected team captain for the latter year. Hubbard was also a member of Harvard's crew team. His father, Charles J. Hubbard, and brother, Wynant Hubbard, both attended Harvard."Hubbard is Chosen Harvard Captain"
''The New York Times''. December 16, 1922.

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