New Britain herald., 1922-11-24
HARVARD TEAM HAS
 HAST HARD WORKOUT
Students Give Eleven a Housing
 Cheer--Lineup Is Announced

Cambridge, Mass, Nov, c4.--If en, thusiasm behind football eleven will
 make winner, Harvard will fare well at New Haven Saturday. yester- day afternoon the entire undergrad uate student body marched 10 tho stadium in the largest and neisest parade which ever has had as It's ob- jective the idea te make the varsity eleven feel that the students are solid ly behind 1t.
 For more than half an hour the students sang and cheered while the three Harvard teams ran through kick-offs and plays for their enter body is behind the team in half-heart- ed fashion there was no evidence Of | it yestsrday afternoon.
 Bob Fishers team had long and vigorous drill to wind up it's practice campaign. Again the defenses against the Yale plays were rehearsed, and then came the usual workout on plays for the varsity and the first substi- tutes. Wiuy Trumbull took tho guards
 
 ishing touches for their line play.
 Lineup Is Announced.
 After the practice the head coach an nounced his lineup for the game at New Haven. The team will take the field as follows: < Jenkins. left end; Bunker, left tackle; Kunhardt. left guard; Clark, center; Hubbard. right guard; East man, right tackle; Holder, right end Buell., quarterback; Owen, left half back Gehrke, light halfback; either Hammond or Churchill, fullback.
 Notwithstanding the announcement, however, it will not be until the very last moment that at least two of the players will be sure of their places at the kickoff. Captain Buell. was be- hind the team most of the time yes terday and in the kicking drill handled punts cleanly. It was very plan, however. that the Cambridge leader is far from his best condition. He was stiff in action and limped when he slowed up aft CT making short runs.
 The morale of the team depends much on Buell., but not so much as it did. Sralding has now real grip | on the team and is in much better physical trim than the captain is. ! Pooch Donovan, the trainer, says that two more nights will do wonders for Buell., and even if, he is not faster than he is now his selection to start the game is very likely to stand. Fisher used both Hammond and Chapin in the backfield during the final drill. Hammond looks in won ]erfully fine trim. His kicking was ong and well placed. Two days be- ore the game his chance appears to ,e decidedly better than Chapins. Charley Eastman did his hardest work ,f the week yesterday, but alternated t right tackle with Greenough.
 Eastman showed no lameness, but t is very possible that Greenough and le will be alternated during the early ,art of the match. with Eastman be- TIE held in reserve after going trough the first period. |, Today the Harvard party, number ng sS members, with players, coaches, Iectors, trainers, rubbers and mana .efs, left for New Haven. There will ,e 16 coaches with the team which ,racticed early this afternoon. {
 The final set of substitutes an includes: Hill, Gordon and Wilson, ends; Greenoush and R. Hub { ard, tackles; Miller and Tower, Herman, center; Spalding, uarterback, and Fitts. Churchill and 'faffman for running backs.
 At the close of the practice last I fight team made tip Of coaches ran ( trough several kickoff plays and | 'as made up with Richards and |