Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07

'
 A real varsity team will represent Harvard today for the first time since | the Bates Harvard game in Septem- 1 OCT, for with the exceptions of Captain
 Brtckley and Ernest Soucy, who are l out of the game for the remainder of the season, every place will be filled by
 H first string man.
 Likely Out.
 T. J. Coolidge and Hardwick at the
 ends; Trunnbun and Parson at the l tackles; Weston and Pennocl1 at the guard positions; Wallace at cen- ter, and Logan, Mahan, Bradlee and
 Francks in the backfield make up the
 Harvard array. and likely appearing oaLnt they form.
 All the year there has been specula- tion after speculation on what would have happened in the Harvard games had all of the crimson regulars taken part. Visiting schools which have
 made good showings against the team
 have gone away declaring that they
 would have fared equally as well had
 the entire first string Harvard lineup
 opposed them, while Harvard gradu-
 ates and students have taken an oppo-
 site stand, asserting that the real liar
 with those of the visiting aggregations who proved such tough opponents To- days game with Harvard's first string complement at work will leave no op- lOT SucQ speculation
 Princeton, Harvard's opponent, will be equally we'll fortified with regular men. and when the contest is done Its followers can offer no what might nave happened" for what will have been done will have been done by tie duce.
 Individual Battles.
 With the play of the teams as a whole occupying the attention of the average football follower there will be much beside this for those who look a bit deeper, and the individual battles between men in opposing posi- tions now loom as some of the most closely fought of the season; this be- ing particularly so in the case of op- posing linemen.
 Naturally the point that should pro- ouce much that is interesting will be at the right side of the Harvard center where Stanley Pennock, all-American guard of last season, engages Shenk. the Princeton left guard who is hailed as one of the best ever to wear the orange and black.
 Shenk Is the man who stood cut alone in the Princeton line against Dartmouth and Syracuse-not alone checking plays through his position. 1 put throwing himself in support of his tackle and center when attacks were | dlrected at them. Pennock, who will | outWelgh Shenk by l 5 pounds. will en- ter the game fresh from a long layoff. | He already has proven his ability and | knoWledge of how the guard position. should be played and this personal | contest should prove fully as interest," | lng as the game itself
 Another Line Contest.
 There will be another line position .:I, Tn which an alI-,America man WlH work. This will be on the other side of the line from the PennocIr- onenk afray, and will be between Cap am Ballin, ail-Amerfca tackle ana -arsons the newly honored regular rf 1 daughton's outfit.
 Baliin, who will have an advantace # Il pounds, has not been nI1ttinr- ,,r lis customary scrap at the. position rem all accounts of past zarpes h,Tf le IS looked to to come back with a nm Tn striving to bring victory to his eS1n 'a;,it teoay; Parson proved the tough @ @oiIit TOT Michigan to assail in last r, EeeKs game. and the battle between nese two has all the earmarlxs Of Vonder VI -a Praying beside Captain Ballin on the lseTs Hght wing is F. Trenkmann. aIIsI TT rrlnceton veteran, who will be : slled upon to face Wilmington, one af :; ae newer variety players of the criro co, & Ine latter has an eight pound ad- 1nCase on Trenkmann, but has stoTv1, | nanit or playing high, which will moi : : ' oth .s. 70 adNantage against Trenkmann. : the latter is built very close F[1 ti1l C round and ha sa faculty of settine I Ish. 0Ai eNeIy c
 TrumbuIi Heavier. o ,rrunbull, with a I5-pound advantar.i $, weight, will oppose Mclean in fife . 'posite tackle position. Trumbull is n .,sa,. aI lsast mas been, another high t ayer. and this may work against him |; ssplte his weight advantage. Mel .ean
 new man in the. Tigers first strtno- |, e takes the place of Bigler and aSid. u I on nls reputation in opposing fhe ' ger ls:'s varsity in practice he is moi Il ann him to be a wonder and VIC ny II II v ne wall prove a trump card vI7as, a gets into the Harvard game d Ine contest of snappers- back will he n
 s snoulo pc. Of rare order with Cen2 e . e .f etiu Wallace serving the fun. Both re
 ol me rangy. rowing type. who lA m every play, follow the bail and
 much Of the tackling, It was csen1 te te ! ts recovery of a tumble that pa1re,7 - - 2 may TOT Princeton to tie the WiI v, 4,is score last Saturday. He win o. " tWeign Wallace by a few no7,7,ds G GcS a the two should present to inc .+a G cl 1 tIn muititudes some very interestinrr tt tn Brown vs. T. J. Coolidge ans Tar. az ! aten ea ys. Hardwick are scheduled T,r 1' n' AONCAu01lS or inc s, teams. In the former instance jt l aI II pc a case of men in their f,rst oe ar on the varsity. while in the lat
 15 VIII be battle of more experi- w ceo players Weights fin the rcoi m 's-Brown affray are at a balance az l1te tnere IS but a slight afya nfa se t.A eA ldvof or Aamberton in the opDosste Dss Ds e extremity battle. Ni
 Experienced HaekffeId. c5 s5 me nackfelds, as now made m win Z " the same weight, with Harvard Ial sIng decided advantage in nnattar tel experience Click, DrigEs. Moore sn5 ne les are the Princeton selections. fhe m; mer being the only member who I1ad be .esuiar berth last season. Bradlee 1noKe, Mahan and Logan are fhe ies rvaro selection, with all but F1rancire le< EInS one or more years of varsStv iol oer1enoe. Click has been the senssS we 2 or the Princeton team this year ca: IlSer rooters expect him to ofYgA+ no : onens1ve and defensive work of I.pu naanan. Drigss of Princeton and An 1ncAe Of Harvard arc the two heavrv pu 2. or the opposing baclc1eIds and af cnarg1ng of the lines is expected for provide many features in the frame pr, ne Moorep who but recently earned it ,rignt to a varsity place is expect co1 Dy Princetonians to match or out- to ten Beebo Bradlee. wo NN f3nranaifA T