Arizona republican., 1913-10-15
MOUNTA|NEERS
 HERE SATURDAY
Will Come Well Healed With Strong Grid Artists; a Line on the Players; Coyotes Will Entertain After the Game.

The game with the MOuntaineerS from Prescott was practically as sured the Coyotes with the receipt today by Claude D. Jones of the of ficiaI list of the eIigibles from that place. They were as follows: David Levy, Don Bell, Lee Thompson, Nal com Lowry, Kong Yea, Tom Marks, Miley Demming, Leo Penn, Lorion Ref, Ernest Love, Andrew Baldwin, Howell Payne, Oliver Nelson, Ken meth Aitken, Homer Clark and Clar- ence Burmister
 A like list of men will be sent to the authorities at Prescott by the Coyotes manager soon, together with a certified note guaranteeing their eligibility play
 Of the men on the Prescott team about half are known in Phoenix, they having appeared on the local grid with the Mountaineers last year or the season previous to that But the lack of the old stars of the game is plain in the line up. Merritt, CraW- ford and Jim Lowry, the men who made the team the best in the state at one time all have gone to other schools and will not come here with the Prescott outfit.
 However it is safe to say that the men who Prescott sends here will be a strong aggregation They will be well coached, and trained and since Coach Hart has had the men for sev- eral years he has them trained to his bidding and beck. David Levy, who starred in the game last year is still with the northern high. He is one of the best men that Prescott has
 
 head having been with the team two seasons before this and he is consid- cred strong on the line Malcolm Lowry is the brother of the biggest back field star Prescott has ever known, and word from the north says that he is the equal of his pre- decessor
 Kong Yea, everyone in the city will remember Kong is the Chinese boy who put up such a scrap for the mountaineers al the time they met the Coyotes here last year. He is one of the strongest men that Prescott will send out this fall. Another of the three year men is Reif, a big line man who for his bull strength and his hard hitting prOclivities when a hole is wanted has made the team ever since his freshmen year, Ernest Love and Baldwin are both first year men of the team, but Love is one of the most agile of the Prescott bunch while Baldwin is there with the speed. In the Payne family there is streak of football blood Stan Payne, brother to the Payne on the team this fall was one of the fastest and best ends that Prescott has yet pro- duced, and though this Payne's forte is not speed, he is the equal of his brother comparatively in position. He plays the line. Nelson is the biggest man the team boasts. He will weigh in at 175, and he has the speed to go with the weight. He is an old timer in the Prescott ranks having had three years with the team. Aiken Clark and Burmister are all two year men. They played with the team last fall, and they all made records in their respective places While the latter of the trio is small, he is speedy, and the first two are heavy and beefy bucklers.
 All in all the Prescott aggregation is a strong and beefy gang and they will give the Coyotes d fight for their money. They have been trained in a high and cold climate under one of the best coaches in the southwest They are a scrappy bunch and they come here with the full intent of win ming or busting"
 They will leave Prescott on the af- ternOon Santa Fe Friday landing here that evening. In the evening, after the game, if arrangements now on foot for the keeping of the north erners here over Saturday night are completed, informal entertainment in their honor will be afforded by the Coyotes and their supporters at the high. The Mountaineers will be shown the best of goodtmes while here, and will, whether winners or losers in the game leave after a most pleasant scjourn in the Capitol City. I