[3] He returned to the team in 1919 and was noted for his speed, with The Duluth News Tribune describing him as "one of the fastest backfield men developed on the Mesaba range" and "one of Hibbing's best ground gainers all year.

[14] Beasy led Hibbing to a record of 4–2–1 in 1922, which included both a win against and a close loss to the Duluth Kelleys, a future NFL team.

[17] He was considered the "pride" of the team and The Post-Crescent noted that "against the Packers, Beasy was about the only Hibbing backfielder who could make any consistent gains.

Beasy was hurt in this game during the third quarter ... As he walked across the field to the sidelines, holding his injured shoulder, the spectators tendered him a great ovation.

[19] A report in the Green Bay Press-Gazette called him "the type of a smashing crashing fullback that the Packers have long needed.

"[19] He made the team and started at fullback in the Packers' NFL season-opener, a 6–3 loss to the Kelleys, with Curly Lambeau later coming in as a substitute for him.