Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21
Academy All Set for Clash With BuIke|ey


 Clean up Bulkeley." Is the slogan a-7-nd the Academy campus this wS.; and the players have been snow ing he old time spirit ain their nara d p-actice all week. The. big footoall -iassic between the Academy and Rulkeley will be played tomorrow on inc Academy campus. Both teams have met before this season and Bulke!ey Game out on the winning end of n 12-7 score. Football critics gave the Academy credit for having the better tam and playing better game in the first tilt. The Academy team has rounded into form considerably since that time and have set their scoring machine In action. In the three games that followed the first Bulkeley game the Academy has run up score of e2 to the opponents 6.
 Most of the week has been spent in signal drill and perfecting few new plays. On Wednesday Coach Me- Kay had an opportunity of trying out some new plays In a spirited game with the second team. The varsity worked like a machine and had no trouble in putting the hall across the goal line. Yesterday the team was given a lengthy blackboard talk on the fine points of the game followed by a snappy practice on formations and signals.
 The lineup that will4start the game tomorrow has not yet been picked. Coach Mckay has been trying his men out in the different positions, and probably will not select the team until Saturday. Captain Supliclki has recovered sufficiently from his broken wrist to get into his suit again and has been training hard all week to get into condition for his last game. He may run the team from his old po- sition at guard or may shift over to tackle Comeau has been showing up fine at guard during the last few games and Is a promising candidates 10 start in one of the lire positions. Wellington and Morgan are battling hard to hold their positions at guard and their weight will add much to the driving force of the backfeld. R. Will cox is sure of his position at right tackle and is due for his usual strong defensive game. Sayles received slight injury to his leg hut there is no indication that this will hinder him getting into the game at the oppo- site tackle. Croker has heeu showing up fine at center and his accurate passing has added very much to th= rnarhine-like work of the backfield Both ends, Chase and Young, are trying to outdo each other in the mat ter of stopping the ambitious runners who try to skirt around the~o ard are about even on piclli7~ out the long forwards that .-a'I- over them Crowell has been shifted from center to utility end and linee~an.
 
 Ing hard this week mixing his plays and has been running the team ir good order. The three backs who will Start the ga me will be Ringland J. Wilcox ard Markuff with Read al lHrnating. less Wilcox showed his plunEi1F abilit- in the last few games and is in fine condition to bear thu brunt of the Academy attack. Mark. off has caused quite little surprise 10 the local fans by his fast foot. work carrying the ball and his defen. slve work has broken un most of tn, plays around his side of the field Ringland is holding his own agains the opposing punters and has. gaine; nrany good yards in the kicking game His vPrsitile work, in running and for. word passing has made him a man tC
 -~ared when he starts with tho bali.
 -tii the, playesr are anxiously wait ing for the whistle tna start off to. morrow and it will be a steady drive until the last play They are in tht