The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-10

Local fans Will have an opportunity
to see what promises. to be the best
demonstration of football to be played
at home this season when the Quak-
ers meet the strong Kalamazoo eleven
on Reid field Saturday afternoon. The
Quakers have been rapidly lettering
their game in the past few days and
expect to put out a good aggregation
against the Michigan lads. The game
is called at 2:30 o'clock sharp. The
admission will be rs cents
Thursday night the Quakers went
through a comparatively light workout
in preparation for the big scrap. A
light practice Friday would add the
final touches to the squad and sea
them in good shape for Saturday after.
noon. The high school was out on
Reid field Thursday afternoon, but
there was no scrimmage between the
two teams, the coaches not wishing to
risk danger of injuries to the men.
uuakers on their Toes
Although Kalamazoo always has a
good aggregation and they have defeat
ed the Quakers the last two years, the
Quakers are on their toes in readiness
for the conflict tomorrow and are hop
ing to put out the best game of the
season. The poor start which the M
room and White got at the beginning
of the season has not discouraged
them and although the majority oil
games have given the large end oil
| the score to the opponents the Quak
ers are still hopeful Of developing a
game which will bring victory to the
home town.
The Mowemen are showing up bet
ter each game and in the light of this
reasoning should put up a strong game
against KaZoo. Last Saturday thl
| Quakers although defeated played
their best game of the season, and fo-
major part of the period outfough'
what was considered the strongest op
position that they have had this veal
with the exception Of Butler.
Condition Is Good
The physical condition Of the Quak
er squad is good, with the exception
OF two or three who are still bruiset
from the Muskingum game The Quak
ers have had exceptionally good lucs
this year in coming through the season
thus far without any broken bones o.
serious injuries. The squad is prof.
| ably in better MIDI. condition
than any Quaker grid team has beer
! for some years.
Although Coach Move has not an
nounced the lineup for Saturdays en-
counter a fairly accurate estimate cal
be made as TO who will feature in the
mix up. Move shifted things some
against Muskingum and it is likely tina
the lineup will be different from thu
one which trotted out on Reid fielt
early in the season. Bowles who play
ed guard last year and was changed
to end this season went to guart
against Muskingum and it is probabl,
that If he gets into the game it vii
be in this position. However, Herl
was injured in the Ohio fracas to al
extent which may keep him out of tn,
scrap tomorrow and it is probable tina
he will not go in unless needed.
Huff Shows Well
Huff who went in at end last wee]
shortly after the game began and fin
1 ished the rest of the battle p1ayet
a strong game and the showing whicl
he made against Muskingum may plac
him in the starting line up. Doc
has been bothered with his ankles al
year but they have recovered suffici
entity to allow him to play. He is dem
onstrating that he is varsity material
W. Stanley at right end has been play
ing a consistent game in the last fey
encounters and is practically assure,
of place with the regulars.
Borden who has been out of tn
game since the Butler affair has bee1
in suit this week and will prpbabl
be in shape to take the field at cente
against the Northerners if he is need
ed. Raiford who went in for Borde