The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-17
BEACON FALLS BOY
 TO LEAD BRO W N AGAINST YALE Il.
Karaban at Bowl Satur- day-TW0 New Men
 Make Team

Providence, R l., October 17-- Two new faces will be prominent in the' Brown varsity lineup when the bear invades New Haven tO battle Yale Saturday. Warren Ostergard, Canton, Ohio, and Le- land Beatty, Las Vegas, Nevada, sophomores, have come to the fore with a rush in the last two weeks. and both will have major places in the lineup this week.
 Ostergard, who comes from the school and city that sent Hal Broda, captain of the Brown Iron Team" in 1926. was a center on last years freshmen team, but was shifted to the backfield in prelifn. mary camp this fall. He played in the Boston University game, but had his hand injured so badly that 1t was deemed necessary to inocu- late him with anti-tetanus serum. The reaction from that and the rise of infection held him to the bench in the Rhode Island game, and his introduction to major var sity football in the Harvard game was very brief. He weighs 166 pounds, stands s feet Ii inches tall, and is rated the finest blocker in the backfield.
 Looks Good
 Beatty was a l1alfbaek last fall, and was figured to fit right into the varsity ball-toting picture from the opening day, but had the mis- fortune to injure his ankle in the preliminary camp drill. He re- covered in time to take a turn at the play in the Rhode Island game, then was used for a time against Harvard. but has really come into his own this week. He prepared for Brown at Worcester where he was an outstanding track and foot ball contender. He Is "a fine blocker and a highly capable ball. carrying back and it won't be sur- prising to Brown fans who have watched his work to see him steal the show from the more experi- enced bear, backs Saturday.
 Brown will be led into the
 Yale Bowl by Q native COnnec-
 ticut son, for William John
 Karaban, captain of the Bear
 Varsity, comes from Beacon
 Fails, Conn, and won his first
 fame as an athlete as Q mem.
 ber of Naugatuck High School
 teams. Bill plays fullback.
 kicks, passes and does Q con.
 siderable share of the ball
 carrying. He will be welcomed
 by a monster delegation from
 Naugatuck and Bridgeport
 when he leads his squad onto the field, for it has been years and years since 8 native Nut meg son from that section has led . rival major eleven into the Yale Bowl.
 Brown closed the hard work program in the Yale preparation tonight, two scrimmages have | pfefaced the easier work that will be the order as the week draws to a close. While the line will prob- ably stand intact, 1t won't be sur- prising to find new faces in the backf1eld by the time Brown reaches New Haven. The bear squad is breaking precedent, and will move from Providence to the Bowl on Satur- day morning. A special train will carry both the varsity football and soccer teams to New Haven, 1eav- ing Providence at 9:30 a. m. and reaching New Haven at 11:45. The return trip will start at 6:30 and the train will reach Providence at S:45. Stops will be made at Wes- terly on the trip down, and at Westerly and Kingston on the re- turn journey. A dining car will be carried for the accommodation of the teams and the fans.
 In other years in the McLaughry regime the team has gone to New Haven the previous night, and has stayed at the Ray Tompkins Field House the night before the game.