The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-11
HIGH Bent ON ADDING
NEWCASTLE TO LIST
OF VANQUISRED FOES

clean with six consecutive wins is
the cry Of high school football hackers
on the eve of the big battle with the
Rose City eleven at Newcastle, Satur-
day afternoon.
Richmond high school students,
numbering over $50, will journey to
the Newcastle grid-field to witness
their team trounce the highly touted
Green and White eleven.
The Red and White is more than
anxious TO meet the Green and White
and give them a whipping which they
will never forget. Newcastle came to
Richmond last year and handed the
locals a decisive defeat which still re-
mains in the memory of several OF
this years men.
Coach Stenger, knowing that the big
aim is to win the coming game with
the old foe, Newcastle, has been do
ing his utmost to do away with all
the defects in the play of the team
and he now thinks that the eleven
can plow through the Green and White
line for the game winning points.
Send Strong Lineup.
High school will send the strongest
possible lineup to Newcastle which is
available and the score should be
heavily in favor Of the locals, but,
Richmond always had to fight for ev-
cry point she ever got at Newcastle
and thus, she probably will not win
with many points to spare.
A record of five straight wins for
the season is not to be laughed at by
any foe and the locals intend to step
on the offense and finish the season
in high speed. If Newcastle is added
to the list of the fallen, Richmond
should take Sheridan down the line
for the last win of the season, and
ring up one of the most successful
records ever held by the high school
The old standbys will be on deck
for the fray Saturday afternoon, in
Guiding the two woodworking ends,
Stanley and Mulligan, who were great
ly responsible for the overwhelming
defeat of Decatur on Reid field last
Friday. The centers of the two con-
testing teams will have a great bat
tie in the coming game. MattoX, local
center, and Durham, of Newcastle, are
two centers who have had consider
able experience at the important post
and one of the biggest fights on the
grid-iron will take place when these
two centers fight to decide the ques-
ton as to which is the better.
Green All Set.
Sam Green is in good condition for
the big fight and will contribute his
share toward every factor OF the
game He is a good passer and can
punt in fine style. His line plungeS
are often responsible for big gains
which net first down.
Gaylor and Spaulding, two main
stays on the other side of the line,
will plug the Green and White line
for the necessary gains, and their
bulk is stone wall of defense. The
two men are about the same size and
they fit into the left wing to per-
lection To get through their side
of the line, the opposing team would
have to use its entire line.
The little quarterback, Malone, will
take the reins of the Red and White
offense and his plotting should drive
the necessary points in early, He has
shown his ability to use his head in
n pinch and his own line plunges
count heavily.
Depend on Backs.
The backs who have been so de-
rendable season will be on hand to
tear UP the opposing defense. Schu-
maker, Brown Kennedy and Loos
will comprise the Richmond ground
gamers and they are expected to
bring the oval over the line early in
the fracas at the Rose City.
Scrimmages during the past week
have been very extensive and the en-.
tire team is in wonderful physical
condition for the battle, which is not
expected to go the wrong direction,
provided the local offense is working
up to standard.
The team will leave for Newcastle
on the 1915 train Saturday morning.
The two teams as they will appear on
the football field in Newcastle are
lined I'D as follows: