New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
Ladd. 187-Lb. Tackle, Also
in Line Up; Lipscomb
May Make 1igcr Teas
From a spsciu, Corysspsnssns

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 2.--That
the Harvard coaches are inclined to be-
heve the center of their rush. line too
shy of weight to face Princeton Satur-
day became evident this afternoon
when Charley Tierney was switched
from right tackle to center, displacing
Henry Clarke, the 168-pound snapper
back. Tierncy is nearly thirty pounds
heavier than Clark, but has nothing on
him in grit. Wnise Coach Fisher pro-
tesses to still have su open mind on
the situation, the chances are 100 to /
/ that he will call on Tierney Saturday
IN making the switch, however, there
is considerable speculation on the abil-
ity of Al Ladd, the 187-pound tackle
who replaces Tierney. Princeton is
supplied with veteran tackles and ends
and apparently has Harvard outclassed
at tackle whatever way you look at it.
Captain Kane has been playing far
from the form he is capable Of this
fall, and, on account of his condition
and the hammering which he is due to
receive, he may not last more than one
half in the stadium. Ladd, also, has
! been somewhat tender, and Tierney is
wearing 8 special head brace that will
make him easily distinguishable during
the game.
isiA AAAttuISu StuOcRtS SNcST cam
More than six hundred students
marched to the Stadium to-day to cheer
the team in its last practice here this
week. The Harvard Band headed the
PROCESSION, and each member of the
varsity eleven, Coach Fisher Coach
Knox OF. the second team and the squad
were ch.eered individually. After that
was over the men sang their college
tunes in the dusk.
During this demonstration the line
up, which seems to be the one chosen
for the princeton contest, was: Left
end, Mac pmber; left tackle, Captain
Kane; le # guard, Hubbard; center
'.Nierney; right guard, Brown; right
ta ykle, Li,dd; right end, Crocker; quar-
ter>ack. Buell.; left halfback, Owen;
right h,llfback, Gratwick; fullback
Fits.
While vint Chaplin has bad arm
Manager Higgins said he may dispIace
Fits shoe Id it become better, Coach
throwing ii ,e game away with any such
substitution In practice to-day Fits
scarcely cv er kicked q punt that was
shy of fcrty five yards. Harvard needs
a kicker Saturday and Roscoe is in
good shape 4 nd the best punter on the
squad.
Conlon aJnderstudy for Buell.
Coach Wig ellsworth still continues
to pay lot of attention to Conlon,
the baseball captain. Jewett Johnson
vii, be unable to play against Prince
ton and Harva I'd needs good, we'll
drilled man in case anything happens
to Buell.. Karl Pfaffman and Phil
Coburn were beth at practice to-day.
but did not dress for work.
Charley Haverneyer and Billie Rob
inson, who have secuted Princeton all
fall, continue to help out the residen-
tial staff. Leo Leary is helping with
the ends.
A squad of seventy will leave Boston
tomorrow at O'clock, bound for
New York. Of this number forty-one
will be players. They will put up at
the Pennsylvania and blackboard talk
and signal drill lin one of the ball
rooms there will take place in the
evening. Friday noon the team will
so to the Stacy Trent, at Trenton and
then to Princeton for practice in the
Palmer Stadium. The night will be
spent at Trenton