Word: berthed
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Martin was out of the line-up with a cold, but it in expected that he will be able to start on Monday. If, however, he is unable to report Larocque will probably fill his berth at center, where he displayed some valuable work in yesterday's scrimmage...
Coach Wachter plans to start his usual line-up with Gordon and McLeish at forwards, Fitts at Center, and Black and Rudofsky at quards. Pallo or Lowenthal will probably get a chance at the forward berth before the struggle is over, while Feiring and Tyson may get in at guard and center respectively...
...five will start tonight as in the original contests of the year, with McLeish and Gordon at forward, Fitts at center, and Black and Rudofsky at guard. Given the acid test by the struggle with Worcester Tech Saturday night, when the new combination which sent Gordon to a guard berth and put in Pallo at forward, was tried out for the first half while the present line-up was used in the second, it was found that the increased scoring strength did not offset the great weakening of the defensive power, for the Engineer quintet scored almost at will during...
...expense of the defensive strength of the team and hence the second half of the first team game will probably find a radical shift in the composition of the University quintet, Captain McLeish or Gordon replacing one of the guards and Lowenthal or Pallo taking over a forward berth...
...candidates for the various positions, in the workouts so far Merriam has proved himself one of the speediest forwards on the squad and in addition is an accurate scorer from the foul line, while J. E. Bunting and J. L. Scully are also strong contenders for the forward berth. On the defense Samborski seems to be leading the race although Quivey and Loker will probably push him hard. TEAM A. TEAM B. Samuel Merriam, r.f. l.g., D. P. Loker J. E. Bunting, l.f. r.g., Donald Bourne J. L. Scully, c. c., J. F. King R. S. Quivey, r.g. l.f., Kent...