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Newspaper listings identify the Heralds' center in 1912 as Moran. According to his Wikipedia bio, the boxer Frank Moran also played professional football as a center and guard. He is of the right age, but I can't find anything definitively showing that he was the one who played center for the Heralds in 1912. Cbl62 ( talk) 15:42, 6 August 2018 (UTC) reply

Note on other Heralds players: Fred "Klinks" Meyers died 1933; ^[1] Earl Dunn; Harry L. Schafer died 1978; ^[2] Lawrence Nadeau died 1975; ^[3] Gilbert Runkel died 1976; ^[4] William K. Joyce died 1974; ^[5] Stuart Kelly died 1978. ^[6]