Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17

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Light Line -,
uayerford's line will average To-
mounds, At left end will be Karl Mil
icr with three years Of varsity expc-
rience. Miller has been out OF scrim i.
mage for more than n week on account
Of an injury. Gordy Strawbridge Is
now filling the place. Taylor. a stocky
wingman with lots of speed and Il
sure tackle has developed Il bad case
of infection since the game with DICK :
iuson and Walton has been out OF
scrimmage for two weeks with MP
trouble. Hewitt Sangree Is playing his
last college game at right end.
Two tall, rangy tackles are the men
who will have the job of stopping the
Swarthmore line plunges. Howland. Il
160- pound six footer. who played cen
ter last season, is holding down the
right tackle berth with all of the de.
fensive power that his brother yves"
pittcd against the Garnet four years
ago. Howland is one of the fastest
men in the line and is always down un-
der punts with the ends.
Caskey, at left tackle, is product OF
DR.. Mike Bennett exclusively for before
he entered Haverford three years back
he had had little experience in the
gridiron game. Since then he has de-
veloped into the strongest man in the
line and has been in action every min
nte of every game this season. Caskey
charges low and hard and rarely fails
10 open a hole for the backtield. On the
reserve list Haverford is strong in good
tackles. Jones, who stands above the
six foot mark Brinton. former Lower
Merton light, and Timbres, one of the
huskiest men on the squad, have seen a
lot of varsity action and can be counted
TO ably fill the places of either OF the
regulars il Coach Bennett decides to
remove either one from the game.
A Good Punter
y Pierce, from st. Luke's School and
the ranches of Texas, is an excellent
punter and can be used to get off the
kicks in place of Sangree or Brown.
AT the other guard position is Hauff
Penn Charter star Of four years ago.
lie is short and thickset and uses every
bit Of his weight in his charge close
to the ground. Hilleman has seen
varsity action in numerous games in
the last two years and should be DR..
Bennett's first choice for reserve man.
Hilleman halls from the high schools
OF Pittsburgh and Is n sprinter. Mengert
and Haines are other possibilities at
guard.
Fisher, varsity guard on the basket
ball team and regular first baseman in
baseball, will be seen in action at cen =
Ter. Paxson is the scrub snapperback
whose work has been especially good de =
iiensively. Haverford's strength lies In
her backfeld, which Averages 16l
pounds and all are able to run the ends,
puck the line, pass or kick the ball.
captain Macintosh leads this quartet
at right halfback and is the hardest
worker on team. He made the team
IN mis- freshman year at Haverford, and
mas been regular ever since.
Nat Sangree Is the outstanding figure
At quarter. He is one of a family OF
iiaVerford football stars, and his all :
around work in the last few games
stamps him as one of the most dangerous
at Haverford. g. - 7 =
Bacon has been filing one halfback