The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-21
HIGH SQUAD READY
TO TAKE K-T0WNERS
into CAMP SATURDAY

CLEAR the field for ham Knights
town." is the warning which the
Richmond high school football team
will issue to the Knightstown grid
sters in Saturdays game on Reid field
Richmond Hi" will pass through
it's third Indiana game of the 1921
season, Saturday afternoon at 2:30
when her football team encounters
the strong Knightstown gridsters. The
men intend to keep the percentage on
Indiana games up to 1000 by adding
the Knightstown game to the victory
list. which will make three wins.
Coach "Sheno" Collins, former Earl
ham star of 1919, brings the knights
town aggregation to Richmond this
year with the intentions of carrying
away the heavier side of the score.
Coach Collins has well balanced
eleven which has been trained down
to perfection. Cox, the Knightstown
fullback, is the main cog in the Of
Tense of the K-town team and he Will
command the plotting of the team
which is expected to show real night
against the locals.
Grant Stenger, Red and White coach
has surprise for the Richmond toll
lowers, which he will spring in the
game Saturday. He has not been idle
during the past week and he has
perfected cog in the Red and White
machine which he believes will plough
through anything. Due TO the i'm
portance of the games which remain
on the Richmond schedule, he did
not go to Indianapolis to the teachers
meeting, but remained in Richmond to
see that the team received tht proper
training. High school held a brief
encounter with the Earlham squad
Wednesday evening and the new sys-
tenn worked remarkably well against
the college team.
Several players on the Red and
White team have expressed themsel-
YES in regard to Saturdays game.
Capt Tommy Schumacher made the
following statement Friday. IF we
carry out the system which we have
developed this week, we ought to go
through the Knightstown team like
a second center college.
All Confident
Big Sam Green said, 'If the machine
works like it did when the touchdowns
were scored against Button, Rich
mond sure will sparkle tomorrow
night"
Quarterback Malone said, IF pre-
sent offense of the team is carried
out as it has been perfected to do,
things will be in a sorry plight out on
Reid field Saturday"
MattoX, former KnightStown boy,
stated my old mates will make US
step some, tomorrow, but we have too
much stuff for the old boys back
home"
Stanley, right end, expressed himself
as follows: Il am ready for anything
as ! was never ready before and the
Knightstown encounter looks good tc
me for a win
Saturdays encounter will mark the
first between Richmond and Knight
town since the revival of the football
sport in recent years. Richmond has
the edge, due to the fact that she
has been working hard for three years
to perfect a team which would bring
home the real football reputation OF
which she is worthy. The coaching
of the two teams is about on a par
Knightstown has a good coach in j
C. Collins and he will no doubt show
the results of his school in football
circlts of Indian.
Saturdays game is expected to draw
a large crowd from both Knights
town and Richmond student bodies
and the attendance should establish
a record. The game viii be called
promptly at 2:30 o'clock.
The lineup of the two teams as they
take the field in Saturdays game, fol
lows:
Richmond KnightstowI
Mulligan or Nolan ........ Jourdal
left end
GdylOT Sulltl
left tackle
Spauldlng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. knlgh
left guard
MdllUA cluho6iJS
Center
hOnnle ...,....... vert
right guard
Green Observation-Disclosures. Llmerlcl
right tackle
STANLEY ......,........... wait
right end
Malone or Eikenberry link, Thorn
Quarterback
Loos or Brown ............ Kennar
lift half
Schumacher, Co ............ johnson
right half
Kennedy .............Co &C
Fullback
Utility for Richmond will be Fout:
Minnick. Hiatt and VOLS knight:
town. Morgan, Shopley, McDermonC
Murphy, Woods. Holt and Miller,