Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-17
PIG SKIN SEASON
 OPENS TODAY WITH
 U. A.-B. H. s. GAME
First Struggle On The Local Grid iron Will Be Called At Warren At 2.30 O'clock This Afternoon Reserves Are Confident

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 Fully confident that they are able to beat thoroughly the Bsbee Hi football team. the University of Tue son Reserves arrived last evening from Tucson, for their game at the Lowell grounds this afternoon There are in the pig skin aggregation from the old Pueblo institution fourteen players. and the manager. Herbert Ellsworth. They will remain over this evening. to see the city after they have try at winning the honors from this city's grid artists
 The reserves are composed of the freshmen and new players of the uni yersity and are all of them with two exceptions men who have had little more experience than have the local athletes. They weigh at an average of 136. Several of the men weigh in stripped under this mark Others are considerably above the average. Their speed. according to the man. ager, Ellsworth, is about the medium. The ends and one of the halves. he states are very fast. Others of the team are not winged Mercuries. but they could make Minor Heir step in hundred. The line relies on it's speed more than on its weight in the open play formation which the team | uses
 The attack of the university re- ! serves win be wholly the open style. | as will also the defense. Offensive tactics originating with the forward pass and the disposition of the mass play will be relied on by the freshies | for their winning points, and con nected with their speed, they expect to make the score better than the 21 to 0 which they piled against Doug las one week ago
 l The offensive of the reserves will | be opposite the offensive applied by the locals The high youths have been practicing so far in their bucks and cross bucks fully as much or more than on their passes and open forma- | ton tactics. This combination. the old game against the new, will in it. self afford some excellent opportun- J ity for the football fan to exercise his roofing and judging ability, and | for some able comparisons of the open and massed styles of football
 Of the fourteen men whom the uni versity has sent to Bisbee for thhis game. ten are freshmen Four of these are from this district. Yoa- cum, Maffeo and Adams are from the Bisbee high. Turvy is from this coun- i ty They are all of them good play CTS and will be welcomed again on a local field
 Speaking Of the game last evening Manager AilswNrth said. We bre sure We will take the game, and we will probably run the score to 2S 10 l O. However, We have not brought a team here expressly for that purpose. The men who represent the univer- sity in this contest are but fourteen of over fifty who are on the field every evening. They are most of them the new men, with one or two of the older heads for balance. They are brought out on this trip as train ing, encouragement in their work
 and to find a line on the many men
 whom we are working out for the fall play against the larger and
 tougher propositions which we are
 to meet"
 Coach Needle of the University
 will arrive this morning, and will
 personally be on the side ines to
 supervise the team and take look
 at each individual work
 Following is the tentative and
 probable lineup of the University
 Reserves:
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