I'm aware of Jeffrey and Andre playing for T&T, but not an Alexander, unless Andre is relly Alexander. LOL. Well Jefferz go have tuh answer dat one.
Well, since even Tallman can't answer (even though I gave you a link where you could find out the other day)
here goes:
He was a QRC man that went to Harvard University, class of 1930. He was captain of the soccer team in '28 and '29 (also played in '27). Usually played left full back, sometimes half back and sometimes on the right.
He had a brother at Dartmouth around the same time who was a forward and an All-American selection in 1930. They faced each other on the field at least once.
I have no information if either of them ever played for the colonial team. Certainly neither made it to the trip to Jamaica in 35/36.
Stollmeyer Is Reelected University Soccer Captain
Source: Harvard Crimson
Date Published: 1928-11-28
Alexander Maxwell Stollmeyer '30, of Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, British West Indies, has been reelected captain of the soccer team for next year. He has played a stellar game at fullback for two years on the University team, and during the season just closed has captained the eleven.
Stollmeyer prepared for the University at Queens Royal College, and played soccer throughout his preparatory school days. During his Freshman year at Harvard he played fullback and was one of the strongest men on the first year eleven, and for the last two years it has been his sterling defense play which has repulsed the Yale attack and held the Blue to three tallys in the two games.
All this year's team will be back with the exception of Louis Kerness '29 and A. S. Rudd '29.
There was also a Mike Stollmeyer who played for Penn State in the late 50's.
Next question, which I couldn't get the answer to myself.
What was Alex's brother's first name? (The Dartmouth student paper's online archives don't go back that far)