Word: caseys
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Despite the fact that the Bates game is this weekend, Coach Eddie Casey abandoned his plans for shaping up a definite lineup because of a string of minor injuries. Though none of the troubles are serious, Casey doesn't want to run any risk of having any of his "A" team men put out of action permanently and hence has ordered a layoff wherever there is a smell of trouble...
...Casey is planning to scrimmage his "A" and "B" teams every day this week until Thursday in order to get the Varsity working as a unit when in action. So far cohesion has been lacking, and Bates is notably an outfit that will require concerted effort by the Varsity if the scoremen are going to be given a workout...
...Army's frontier is at sector this year. Captain Gundlach is the only member of long experience, though Fran Schumann saw some action in 1933 and would have been in a good deal more if he hadn't been put on the injured list early in the season. Apparently Casey figures that Schu is a bit off his feed just at present, for large Fran is not the ranking guard on the team that was announced this morning...
...what has happened to some of the outfits that the Caseymen are due to tangle with during the next few weekends. Dartmouth, Army, Holy Cross, and Brown have all swung into action, and their performances over the Sabbath will not ring any sweet music into the ears of E. Casey...
...heard in the Stadium this fall when the dusk of a Saturday evening is dropping down on Cambridge. There is a lot of backfield material available; the line squad may overcome its lack of experience and toughness and start working as a unit. The job now rests will Messrs. Casey, Walsh, Fesler, and Lane, who form one of the most capable staff the Crimson has had in years. So while there's life there's hope. --BY TIME...