The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10
BROWN GRIDMEN HAVEHARDT TASK
 AGAINST YALE


 = Every indication points to a high scoring battle when the foot ball teams of Yale and Brown Uni- versity stage their forty-ninth meet ing here tomorrow afternoon in the Bowl. The kickoff is set for 2:30.
 On the block will be the Ilnde- feated and united record the Bull- dogs have recorded in their five games to date, and the visitors are pinning their hopes of an upset victory on nifty-shifty Charlie Tiedemann, the scat back who will return to action after a two weeks rest.
 It was another pint-sized back, Jack Cokefair, who had himself a field day in the 1943 meeting of the two teams and paced his Bruin mates to 21 to 20 victory in wild and woolly game.
 There will be two new starters in the Yale lineup-Howie Carroll. a freshman civilian at left end; and Arnold (Whitey) Whittier, who two weeks ago was the regular fullback at the University of Rochester, play ing the right halfback post.
 With two other left ends, regular Don Mccullough and Jimmy Smith, ankle sprain victims, Coach Howie Odell has shifted Carroll from his reserve post on the other side of the line behind Paul Walker to the southpay flank. Carroll has had some game experience and in the fourth quarter of the Rochester tilt snared pair of touchdown passes.
 Cher to Rest
 Whittier, a rugged 195-pound cus- toner, will fill in for little Buzzy Cher, also the victim of ankle in- jury, who will not start but will be held in check in case his stunning defensive ability is needed.
 The hard charging Yale forward wall-unscored upon in the last two games and penetrated for only two touchdownS this season Gone by Columbia against the third team) will see Nick F'usiln and Dick Hol- lingShead at tackles, Tommy Smith, the reliable sparkplug, and Porky Ballard at guards; and Albert Mon- tano at center.
 Although Warren (Jake) Hall, the Yale ace injured before the season got under way, has reported back to the squad, he will not see service and again handling the signal station will be George Loh. Bill Penn takes over at the left half position, and running from his fullback spot tricky Roger (The Dodger) Barks- dale, chief gorund gainer for the Blue, is expected to more than match Tiedemann.
 Although not listed as starter Browns has regained the services of Stu Goodman, their chief passer, and the clash may well develop into an aerial battle between him and Loh.
 Charles (Rip) Engle, Brown coach, has completed some altera- tions on his club and said yester- day he felt certain that it would materially strengthen his array. With the return of both Tiedemann and Goodman. he also expected to have the two-pronged offense at- tack lacking against Coast Guard Academy last week.
 He has switched Joe McMullen, 8 veteran, back to his starting post at left tackle and returned Gene Leon ard, center, to right guard, a transfer which has been highly ef- fective in scrimmage sessions this week. In the backfield there are two other important changes. At fullback will be Tom Kavazanjian, the Dartmouth star until two weeks ago; while Dick O'Leary replaces Roger Williams at right halfback.
 Also recovered from shaking up in in a previous game this season is Sal Eacuello, the giant center, who will again be on the warpath.
 Yale and Brown have met AS times previously with 37 victories scored by the Bulldogs, eight by Brown and three ties.
 Probable lineups:
 BROWN YALE