Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
INDIAN-COYOTE CLASH
 THANKSGIVING DAY IS
 YEARS GRTDIRON EVENT

Not in years has there been so much interest in the annual valley football classic as has been manifest in the inn pending clash between the Phoenix Coyotes and Indians, to be waged at Eastlake parry Thanksgiving day after noon. City. county and state honors hinge on the outcome, for the two local squads are admittedly the class of the non collegiate teams of Arizona
 Indications of close battle is prob ably the outstanding reason for tie great interest in the game, for athletic representatives of both schools admit the teams are more evenly matched than in years. It is altogether prob able that to the team that gets the breaks in the game will go the victory.
 Both the Indians and Coyotes boast championship teams this year The Indians, with eight veterans of the 1919 team back in school, are fully 50 per cent stronger than Last year, while the Coyotes admittedly have one oe the strongest teams in years.
 The dopesters have plenty of figures to keep them on the uncertain seat be- tween now and the time the opening whistle is sounded Performances against a common foe show a slight advantage in favor of the Indians, but ~AAO NNAeeS6O ID cAlSill--li ldCI, udTQlN enough to warrant any great amount of enthusiasm on the part of Indian sup porters. Then, again, football dope is about the most unsound basis of iudg- ing merits known to the sporting world Unlike former years, the Indian team Of 1920 is a machine and not a one or two-man squad. For the past two or three seasons the Braves have lacked the element of team play that was necessary to victory.
 Scores this season, however indicate a smooth running combination, every player an important cog in the machin,, striving for single purpose-victory Captain Webb, one of the best play CTS developed at the Indian school in recent years, will lead the team from his fullback position. Other veterans from last year who will be in the Inc up against the Coyotes on Turkey Day are Bird, right half; Adams, left haIs. Stewart, quarterback: Walker. right guard; Norton, right tackle; Evans left guard, and Puella, left tackle Other members of the team are V. Adams, centers Dooley, right, and Throssle, left end.
 | With Coach Robinson's back field quartet in fine trim Coyote supporters ! feel confident that the red ierseved 1 athletes will show an offense that will 1 literally swamp the redskins
 Capt. Charley Gilleland, one of the best back field men that ever led a Coyote squad, will direct the destinies of the high school men on the fled next Thursday afternoon. Rosser, staz line plunger and best defensive man on the squad. will hold down the other half with Joy or Middleton in at full. Davis will call signals.
 Heard and Gray will hold down the extremities, unless Coach Robinson changes plans between now and game time. Wortman will be snapper-b back
 The entire south side of the field except the special reserved section, has
 been allotted the Indians. Coyote fol %wers will gather on the north sidt
 of the field. Both the Indian and higi
 school bands will be on hand to keer
 the players and spectators on ther
 toes throughout.
 Jerry Abbott will referee, accordinf
 to present plans. The game will bt called at 3 o'clock unless other plan.
 are made later.