The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-04
CASEY COMPLETES
 CRIMSON PLANS | FOR BATES BATTLE
Bob Haley L ooks Like Standout at Quarter
 back This Year

| '. lN ' ,l 4 Cambridge. Mass. October B. Harvard's varsity football team will run into a succession of two hundred pound tackles week after week this football season and the Crimson ends and backs will have good opportunity to get early ex- perience handling a young giant when they play the Rates College team on Saturday in the Harvard Stadium.
 The Bates right tackle, William Stone of Marblehead, Mass. is 6 feet tall and weighs 235 pounds. A year ago he played through every minute of the Harvard Bates game and did job that brought him rec ognition as one of the outstanding tackles in New England. Robert Knapp, 172 pound left end of the Harvard team and Garrow Gerr. 1S0, pound end. and who was heavyweight boxer on the boxing team last winter, will be called upon to handle the Bates tackle. Tn the third game of the season the Harvard ends will have to contend with two of the biggest tackles on any football team, namely the Holy Cross pair. Captain Charles w.. Harvey. 221 pounds and Peter F. Lingua who weighs 23S pounds. Outside Of Stone, Bates has fast, rugged linemen rather than excep- tional backmen. The starting Bates ends on Saturday probably will be George Wendell of Augusta. Maine and Donald Gautier of Auburn, Me. 1S9 pounder who formerly played as tackle but has been moved out to end to give the team poundage. Tn addition to Stone. whom Coach Dave Mercy unqualifiedlv states should be one of the outstanding linemen in the Stadium game Sat- urday. Mercy has Wesley Stoddard of Abingdon, Mass. who weighs 175 pounds and is left tackle. Stod- dard played substitute center against Harvard a year ago.
 Robert Anicetti. 1892 pound guard of Lisbon Falls. Maine, promises to displace the veteran Sam Fuller before the Harvard game. Fuller started the game year ago but Morey's present plans are. to use Anicetti at right guard and Joseph DiOi hoShi VI ANduSdluCh, SOuH, dt left guard. Biernacki weighs 19O.
 The starting Bates center will be Milton Lindholm of Waltham. Mass. who played so well in the Stadium a year ago. He is fine passing center. good in or out of the line and is six footer.
 The Bates backfeld will have Virgil Valicenti of Weymouth. Mass at quarterback unless Francis Manning of Milton displaces him at game time. Valicenti weighs 162 pounds and played against Harvard year ago. Manning also played against Harvard year ago as substitute halfback. He weighs 1as pounds and his superior weight will come in very handy with the Bates running attack.
 Ed Wellman, 175 pound half back from Lewiston, Me, will be the left halfback and do most of Bates ball carrying. The right halfback will be Charles Paige Of Providence, R. l., who weighs 1858 pounds.
 The Harvard team will end it's scrimmaging today and Coach Ed. die Casey will decide on his start ing backfield. Tom Bilodeau. fresh man captain a year ago, Braman Gibbs. triple threat on the junior varsity team last year. and John Adzlgfan. varsity squad veteran halfhack, joined the football squad on Monday after returning from ten weeks trip to Japan with the Harvard baseball team. They re- ported in excellent condition and may be used sparingly on Satur- day.
 It now seems as if the veteran quarterback. Bob Haley. will have backfield composed of the 19O pound Don Jackson, fullback; the veteran 1855 pound Chet Litman at right halfback. and Fred MoseIey who weighs 160 pounds at left halfback. Litman and Haley start ed the Yale game year ago. Jackson was the fullback of his freshman team two years ago and Moseley was varsity back year ago until he suffered a broken, an- kle in mid-season.