The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-29
Meets Vineland Eleven At
Floral Avenue Ball Park
Maroons Must Win This Game if 1t Hopes Continue It's
Drive for Class b Title-Vistors Will
Bring Strong Team.

in a game that will mean much in
drive to bring 4 first Glass r title
TO the Maroon institution. IL will
be 4 real test for Paul Shaffer's
eleven.
With the drills this week, some
of the faults displayed in the game
last Saturday have been overcome,
and the coaches hope for better
teamwork. Every regular will be
III condition to start the game.
Leg injuries to Morris, Bradley and
CrlscOm have been healed we'll
enough to let them play. Griscom
has been out of the lineup for
three weeks, and it is doubtful if
he will get a chance to start the
game.
Vfneland has played three games
this season. Two have been lost,
while one has resulted in 4 victory
for the Cumberland county grid
ders. Holy Spirit Catholic High,
of Atlantic City, and Haddonfield
defeated Vineland, the former by
4 100 score, tho latter by 60
score. Haddon Heights High was
defeated by the Vineland passers
in the first game Of the season.
The fact that Haddonfield High
only defeated the visiting team here
tomorrow by a touchdown shows
the strength OF the visitors. Had
donfield High had defeated Mt.
Holly, go; Brown Prep, $40;
Woodbury., 40, and Vineland, 60.
Collingswood, which defeated At
lantic City High and took from it
what chances it had to win a Class
a title, played the Haddonfield
team to scoreless tie.
So it is no weak team the Vine
land coach will bring here. 1t is,
in fact, representative Vineland
eleven, strong and dangerous even
while playing Glass A institutions,
despite the fact that it is only a
Class 3 school.
Coach Shaifer is expected to en-
ter his usual lineup against the
visiting team tomorrow, and the
boys who start will have their or.
ders to get in and fight to score
before the whistle sounding the
end of the first quarter is sounded
II the men starting don't fight; they
will be removed and substitutions
made.
In the backfeld Captain West
colt will call signals. with Saracin-
sky. Bradley, Morris and others of
the quartet. Crowder and Thomp-
son will play ends: Kane and My
crs, tackles: Gibson and Keller
guards, with Green at center.
Morris. Fox, Walls, Baker. Kin
sey, Wood, Dix and others who
have shown marked Improvement
In play this week will be ready to
enter the game at any time. All
have had experience playing with
/ the varsity.
The late start" defect, getting
under way the latter part of the
second Part of each half, which the
Maroon has demonstrated in all its
games this season. is a. menace
that Coach Shaifer and Smith hope
to overcome in the game with Vine
land. They will endeavor to have
the plays run Off much more swift
ly than they We're against Ham
monitor last week. II has been
shown that the greatest driving
power is present when signals are
called without delay or hesitation,
and driving power is ono thing the
team has been missing in its games
so far.
Up to this time the Maroon has
not demonstrated anything like the
strength it should have. The games
that have been played were ar
ranged to allow the team TO build
up its plays. All the contests were
regarded as more or less set ups
to fire the team for its bigger
games. They are now at hand.
The team will have plenty of
support Saturday. Dr. Charles III.
Conoyer addressed huge pep
meeting in the auditorium of the
]. high school today, when students
were urged to support the team.
Efforts are also being made to get
more of the townspeople out. 1t
has been declared that large part
of the spirit of the team is a re.
Election of the support residents OF
the city and students of the high
school give 1t.
!. The lineup:
pleasantyille Vineland
Crowder lie. ........; Mullen
Kane. 1t. ..... Rouchette
Gibson. .l.g. ......... MOrle
Green. ........ C. ......... Scarahi