The Washington times., 1921-11-05

season will not abate the tremend'
Navy team this season.
The Navy will start today with the
same lineup which began the gante
against Princeton except that Clyue
King. the veteran tackle, Will be on
the sidelines, nursing a bad leg ana
Wiedorn will take the place at rlshl
tackle.
King, though probably not so I'm
ished a player. However. he was
close runner-up to King for the last
two years, and the position Will DE
taken care OF in fine shape. Carney,
the big left guard, will take Kings
function as a place kicker should the
opportunity be presented
Lineup for Today.
The lineup will be: Left end, Parr;
left tackle, Bolles; left guard, Carney;
center, Larson (captain); right guard
Frawley; right end, Taylor; quarter
back, Conroy; left halfback, hoehler'
right halfback, Barchet; fullback'
Hamilton
The team is somewhat stronger or
fensively than the eleven which start
ed against Bethany last Saturday.
Hamilton was missing from that line
up, and while Cruise is high-srade
player, he is not quite the equal or
Hamilton, and the latter has worked
with the other more continuously.
Mckee, one of the best backfield sub
stitutes, Is also in shape again, and
this gives a splendid second backfield,
consisting Of Noyes, Cruise. Mckee
and Cullen, with other useful substi-
tutes available. The second string
used last week against Bethany was
70 hn 10 and scoring SION
ped when the regulars were replaced.
Bucknell is Worthy.
Bucknell is expected to give very
good account Of itself, but a Navy
victory by a fair margin is expected
In fact there would be disappoint-
ment If the score of FL to 0, made
against Bethany, Is not bettered,
though Bucknell is expected to have
q somewhat better team that the West
Virginians. In the last two games
against the Navy Bowser, Bucknells g
big fullback, has done the lions share
of the carrying, but 1t is understood
that he has some excellent running
mates this year, and that Bucknell
is above its standard Of recent years,
There Is general satisfaction over
the showing Of the three men on the
Navy team chosen to take the places
of players who have graduated.
Carney and Frawley at the guards
are powerful and quick charging
players, and the center OF the line
has indicated no retrogression in spite
OF the loss Of two such fine guards
as Wilkie and Moore.
Has Fulfilled Expectations.
Taylor, at right end. has more than
fulfilled expectations. With great
speed, strength and willingness, he
has all the qualifications for the posi-
ton. He has also had halfback ex-
perience, increasing his usefulness on
the offense, and the coaching Of Eddie
Even, captain of the team for the two
previous seasons and occupant Of the
end position, has been most valuable
There is general appreciation of the
importance of the Penn State game
in Philadelphia next week. 1t is real
ized Thoroughly: First, that a victory
puts the supremacy Of the East with
in the grasp of the Naval Academy
while a defeat skaters this ambition
and, second, that only a team Of the
highest grade, playing it's best foot
ball. will have a chance against the
Nittany Lions. The splendid spirit
and great ability Of the Penn State
team is appreciated nowhere more
than at the Naval Academy. and the
greatest preparation possible will be
made for the game on Franklin Field