Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
HAVERFORD. no. WORK
ON GARNET FIELD
viii Practice TOMORROW at
SUwthn,ore on. Sdtlr-
days battle-ground; Scar
let ana. Black Has Light
Line
HAZE HARD DRILL
nv sPrCK HALL

bt NEsNn
CWARTHMoRE lis so confident OF
Oyictory over Haverford Saturday
afternoon that the Garnet is going to
-spot" the Main Liners. MERGERS men
aren't going to donate Doctor Bennett g
boys any points, but they are going so
far as to allow Haverford to practice
ON Whittier Field tomorrow. afternoon.
This will be the first time in the his
tory of football relations between the
two colleges that either one has ever
practieed on the Others field.
Both teams went through gruelling
scrimmages yesterday afternoon. The
Scarlet and Black ran through signals
for only five minutes before Coach Mike
Bennett had the varsity line up and
receive 'the scrubs. kickoff. For three
quarters of an hour the varsity and
lesser lights dashed at each other in the
final hard scrimmage :of the season:
This afternoon Doctor Bennett planned
TO have only a light mix UP with only
those members Of his first eleven in the
fray who are in perfect condition.
Line Extremely Light
One of the biggest advantages WHICH
the Swarthmore team will have Is In
The faet. that HaverfOrd's line Is ex-
tremely light Right Tackle Carey rs
weighs Jniy. 49,. The tother linemcn.
while active, aggressive and fast, are
30 light that the big Garnet backs are
likely to teilr big holes in the 'Schrlet
and Blacks urinary defense.
Rowland, ut center, Is fine passer
and. in spite of the fact that he tip
the scales at only 1854, has played o
great game all season. On either SD
Of Rowland are Toogood and Pierce.
The former has been out ON account
of injuries for some time, but was oaek
in the scrimmsge YESTERDAY DAY s1sroy aoSsUU'
comes from Chestnut Hill Acadeny
With his 15O pounds he is tire smallest
guard now playing on representative
college eleven. Pierce. an T-St.
Tuke's player. weights 161, another
light figure for a forward AT the
tackle Jobs for Haverford viii be
Caskey, 16S pounds, formerly OF the
Horace Mann School, and Carey.
Hayerford's ends, Kncwlton ana
Miller, weigh 155 and $50 respectively.
They are exceptionally good in getting
5na,n nnder hunts. but will have their
hands fllil stopping the good interfer-
ence that .Swarthmore has been develop
ing all season.
Few Good Subs
Haverford's dependable substitutes
are rather few and 'far between.
hest of the, bunch are Sub -Quarterback
Sargent. This man is fast, weighs only
40: Bacon is new, mar! ana mas no'
had a chance so far TO win his varsity
letter y: the Sangree brothers from Penn
Charter. both baekfeld men y Hauff, q
very good guard, who has been Ike kept t, on' y,
of fhe line-up because of injuries eariy
IN Tho Season. Hoops and Arrowsmltl
complete the available men TO replace
the regulars Saturday. :,
Captain Crosman, at halfback, WI
do ali Of the kicking against Swarth
more. He is a fair punter and very
rood drop, kicker. Kearney. the HAY
erford quarterback, is also good iielt
goal man. Before the scrimmage yes
ferday he, was booting them over IRON
tSe thirty and thirty five yards with
monotopous regularity.
Use FIaverford Plays
Coaches Mercer. and Delaplaine gave
che Swarthmore team defensive drill
AGAINST, the scrubs, who used plays
and formations that Haverford is ex
pected to employ Saturday. These