The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-07
Wesleyan Out For Victory
 Over Favored Amherst II

MlouletoWn, COIlu., NOV, -. 1nt highlight of Wesleyan University's annual autumn alumni weekend will be the varsity football game be- tween Yves Fesler's Cardinal eleven and e strong, favored Williams team on Andrus field here Saturday at 2 p. m. The game will be Wesleyan's last chance for Q Little-Three Wc- tory this year, and an upset over the Purple may mean Q three.way tie for what is probably the most cov- eted New England football crown Wesleyan was definitely put out oi the running for sole ownership oi the championship when 1t lost a close fought game to Amherst two weeks ago.
 Up until very recently, Fesler has been building his team strength on 0 powerful defense In order to well acquaint his men with the new sys- tenn that he has imported to the Wesleyan gridiron. The Cardinal de- fense has shown up very well and now the coaches are seeking to de- velop Q scoring machine that can put the enemy back on its defense Nothing would pleace the college and team alike more than @ victory over the hard-driving Williams machine which has so far been de- feated only by 0 superior Princeton team. Fesler has been working his men hard this week and has intro- duced several new scoring plays to spring against Williams.
 Passes Click
 The Cardinals biggest stick Is ii, its clicking pass attack, which took the Coast Guards by surprise last Saturday and gave Wesleyan its third win of the season. The import ant factor in the success of the Red and Black aerial game is the pass ing acuracy of It's fulback and cap- tain, Jim Carrier, who has been marked as one of the best backs iIl New England. Jim not only Is a serious offensive threat with his passing, kicking, and ball.caryring but is probably the strongest defen- sive player that Fesler has.
 The rest of the Wesleyan back field will be virtually teh same as that which saw action against Coast Guard. The blocking back post will again be filled by 60 minute man Dick Mickey, who has shown a great deal of improvement this fall in ex- ecuting his blocking assignments Doug MacKelcan is scheduled tc take care of the wingback duties for Wesleyan and will be called on to dc part of the bunting and may shoul- der some of the passing duties ai well as carrying the pigskin. The tailback position wil be shared by sophomore Bill Sadowski and Ar mand Capadaqua, with the former probably getting the starting berth sadowskl Is slated to alternate with MacKelean in the kicking assign ments, while Cap" will be respon. sible for totlng the ball on end runs and plays where his extra speed and shiftlnes will be 0 vital factor. Cap adaque, c new addition to the Wes. leyan line-up, should be able to pick Up plenty of yardage if his interfer- ence can lead him past the Willlami forward wall.
 With the return of Ilrst-strins center, Cab Brown, who was inJuret In the Amherst game, the Cardinall will put their regular lineup on the field when the whistle blows. The guard slots will be vel taken care of by lettermen Burt VanderClutG and Walt Bedlent, both of whom have demonstrated their ability or both the attack and defense. Dor Stuart and Herm Messenbruch will get the nod for the outside and ir- side tackle assignments, respectively The end posts are well supplied with capable material in Stan Kay George Morril, Jim LAggron, anc Bill satterthwaite. Al four of these men have developed Into flrst-clasl pass receivers this fall and should give the Ephem plenty of dlflculty in capturing c predicted Williams victory.