The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-27
LIGHT DRILLS ALLOW
, QUAKERS TO REGAIN
pep FOR HANOVER

Saturday afternoon Richmond fans
will have chance to see the second
college football game OF the season.
when Earlham meets Hanover on Reid
field.
According to Coach Move the Ma
room and White gridders are in fine
shape and will trot out on Reid Field
Saturday afternoon in the best Of con-
dition to give Hanover a stiff fight.
The squad has been resting this week
and the rest has served to put them
at the highest pitch for the coming
game. The game is called at 2:30 and
will begin promptly. Admission is rs
cents. All children under Is years OF
age will be admitted free.
AS a result of having to battle
against a string Of substitutions az
gregating more than three whole
teams and out-weighing them by %
pounds to the man the Quakers came
out Of the Butler mix-up sore and
tired. For this reason Coach Move
has not sent the men through the
strenuous workouts which featured
their preparation for the Butler game
but has drilled on the perfection OF
small points of the game with enough
scrimmage to keep the men in shape.
The wisdom of this method is appar.
ent as the men are now rested and
in good physical condition, on their
toes to get to Hanover Saturday.
Show Lots of Fight
Last night the men exhibited a good
~ amount of spirit and scrap in the
short snappy scrimmage on Reid Field.
Iv-f
through a poppy scrimmage session,
workout tonight will end the prepare
a ton for the Hanover engagement
Coach Move has not announced the
lineup for Saturdays game yet but
last night said it would be practically
the same as went against Butler a
week ago. There Is a possibility that
few changes may be made to allow
some of the boys a little longer rest
but the lineup will probably be almost
the same as we started last week"
he said. 1.-THE men are in fine physical
condition and should be able to put
up good game Saturday" he added.
When queried about tho probable win
ner Coach Move replied. when we
met Butler we were outcIassed and
out-weighad in every department OF
the game; Saturday we will meet
team of our class"
Probable Lineup
The lineup which started against
Butler was: Bowles and Townsend,
ends; A. Stanley and Prevo, tackles;
Eads and Spaulding, guards; Borden.
center; Captain, Carter, quarter: Hin
shaw and Emslie. halves and Hatfield,
fullback. Other men who got into the
Butler battle were: w. Stanley and
Dale, ends Green, Blackburn, and
Hoerner, tackles or guards; Raiford
and Blackburn, center and Jones,
Young and Shumaker, backs. 1t is
probable that the lineup tomorrow
will come from these 20 men, accord
ing to Coach Move. With these and
others who were not sent in against
Butler Coach Move has a strong re-
serve force to back up the initial line
up.
The relative strength of any football
team is hard to estimate and that of
Hanover is no exception to the rule
Hanover remained idle last week and
hence no immediate dope is available.
At the early part of the season Rose
Poly walked over Hanover to the tune
) of 10 to 0. Using this as a basis and
considering that from the showing
here that Rose and Earlham are about
equal then the Quakers would have
the dope all in their favor However,
Hanover came back the next week and
hit Franklin for 0 to 0 tie. In tdrn
Franklin held Butler to a ii to 0 score
while Butler ran away from Earlham
go. This places the odds in favor of
the down-state aggregation by wide
margin. With no game last week the
Hanover bunch will come with their
strength comparatively unknown. The
Quakers are expecting a hard scrap
and working toward that end.
As a special favor to the youngsters
of Richmond the authorities have de-
cided to admit all children under IS
years of age to the game free of
charge. A special section will be re-
served for them.