The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-18
SMASHING SHERIDAN
ELEVEN WILL TACKLE
OUR SThLWkRT high

school football teams meet on Reid
Field Saturday afternoon at 2:15
o'clock, one of the hardest fought grid
iron games ever witnessed by Rich
mond fans will be staged.
Sheridan brings to Richmond a num-
Der of star players to combat the Red
Bitner, center, who is more than able
to stave off any attacks upon his part
of the line. c. Parr and Northam,
Sheridan's star halfbacks, are rated a.
the hardest hitting pair in the northern
part Of Indiana Their open field run
ming and end-runs are decidedly
strong. Parr does the punting for his
team and averages from 35 to 40 yards
each kick. The Sheridan backfield is
fast and they get off on their plays
with lightning speed with wonderful
interference, Their peculiar forma-
tons command the most intense at
tention of the opposing team.
Richmond Hi will put a team on
Reid Field which will outweigh the
Sheridan lads considerably on the line
and in the backfield With the heavy
line and fast backfield. Richmond Hi
will take care of the longed-for Sheri-
dan outfit and send them back to their
little town with the most decisive de
feat of the year
Muligan is Out.
All the Richmond players will be on
hands for the big tilt Saturday, except
Irish Mulligan, who is still unable to
get into the game on account of minor
injuries which serve to bother him
when in the game. Mulligan will be
missed at his end position in Satur-
days game, but stenger feels that
Nolan fills his shoes to a perfection.
Harold Malone is slated to guide
the destinies OF the Red and White
eleven at quarterback Saturday and he
is expected TO exhibit some of the
most clever headwork which he has
shown this year.
Stanley Green known among his
fellow players as Sam has starred at
right tackle with his ability to tackle
his man before any gain could be
made and his wonderful form in the
punting department OF the game.
Captain Tom Schumacher who has
played flawless ball at left half this
year is veteran Of last year Schu
maker knows strategy and he hits
hard when he starts through.
Ralph Kennedy made his debut on
the gridiron this year and has made a
name for himself by his fighting spr
IL.
Lowrie Brown is the right half who
has shown real ability in his first year
at the game and his tackling has beer
both timely and accurate, especially
in the Newcastle game, did he dOwI
his man for losses.
Paul Loos has been alternating with
Brown at the halfback position. His
ability to slip through the line for {
steady gain OF from two to three yards
is a reliable asset TO his team
Holds Right Wing
Donald Sender will be seen at the
right guard position against Sheridan
Saturday and his fight holds the right
wing intact under the heaviest fire
Vernon Spaulding, who plays lef
guard. has used his bulk to an ad
vantage on the line, turning back al
attempts at his position for gains.
Gordon Gaylor has been the Of
fensive tackle who has nailed many
runners before they had any NOR,
than started. Gaylor's size helps hin
on the line
Jack MattOx, having played cente
for the Red and White last year, viii
Wendall Stanley will be on the RICH
end of the line to receive the big ent
Of the offensive play.
Tom Nolan fills the shoes of Irish
Mulligan who is absent from the line
up. The diminutive end promises t.
surprise the offense of the highl.
rated Sheridan crew Nolan is es
pecially good on breaking up forwar,
passes.
With the Red and White coact
Grant N. Stenger, pushing his me
TO the utmost in the final session @
football of the 1921 season. the Rict
mond high school should finish tn
season with the full seven Indian
wins to her credit.
The lineup of the two teams as the
will take the field will be as follows
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