The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
Cardinal Team
Goes to Fight
The CastaWays
Change in the Lineup Leaves
Stanford Formidable Foe
for S0ufhernerS
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STANFORD ( UNIVERSITY, Oct. Il.
Just before the varsity team left for
the south this afternoon sudden
change was announced in the lineup
Owing to the duties of college work,
it was impossible for J. r. Holman
who was to play wing, to take the trip
His place will be filled by Kern, the
freshman three-quarters. T. Sanborn
accompanied the team as a substitute
wing.
Outside of this one change, the var
sity will confront the Castaways with
fulI strength. Stanford should make
an excellent showing Saturday with
the exceptionally speedy half, Reid, and
the two Mitchell brothers at the five
eignths positions. 1t is possible. with
this sturdy formation, that the cardi-
nals Will play sensational game in the
| South Although the back field has
been subject to constant change, the
present arrangement promises to hold.
II VIII be surprise If the Stanford
nfteen does not carry the ball over the
Castaways line with a number of pass
ing ruShes.
owing to the pressure of his duties in
the capacity of graduate manager, ID.
W. Burbank, '09, has had to give up
ha sp,sl sion as enalrh1aH Oh tIie lootI
pail snow committee. The vacancy will
be filled by w. +. Fuller Jr, 10, ac-
cording to the action of the executive
committee, which held meeting last
evening.
Through the executive committee. the
| student body has placed an order with
an eastern concern for rooters hats for
the intercollegiate match. 1t is eX-
pected that the hats will arrive on the
campus November 3.
In order that he may study the work
OF the various men entered in the Por--
tola events the committee has allowed
Trainer Dad Moulton expenses for a
trip to San Francisco.
Because of the ruling of the execu
tive committee against the continuance
OF boating as an intercollegiate sport,
the last crew that will row under the
name OF Stanford will enter in the
Portola regatta Saturday against the
oarsmen of several of the clubs about
the bay. The four men who will rep
resent the cardinal in the regatta are
all veterans in the sport
captain j. G. Huston TO- who will
row No. 8, is the most experienced
man in the boat, as he has competed in
two varsity regattas against the Uni
torious eight of the recent Stanford
Washington contest. The other three
men in Saturdays race are sophomores.
G. l.. Schaupp, who will row No. 4,
captained the winning freshmen crew
of last year. r. r. Gilmore and r. II.
Seward. who will row, respectively. No.
and bow, were both on the freshmen
crew, and also in the crew that won
from the University of Washington.
The race will be held on a mile and
half course in China basin. When
the Stanford crew agreed to enter the
regatta it was understood that the
course was to be straigftaway. That
plan has recently been changed so
that the boats will have to make
turn. This new scheme is unfortunate
for the Stanford men, as they are row.
ing in barge, which is much more
difficult to turn than the boats used
by their opponents. The point has
been the cause of some slight contro-
versy between Captain Huston and
committee. Stanford expects to Offset
the disadvantage of the turn by their
endurance and scientific stroke The
length of the course will give ample
opportunity for such a demonstration
With Captain Huston in the boat and
F. L. Gurena II, as coxswain. the
cardinal oarsmen should make a
creditable showing at least