Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24

even the oessiraistic Yale sehee that the
Ellis win be particularly well cared for on
the sridiron this fall
The University of Pennsylvania has as
yet done nothing by which a true line can
De obtained on the first eleven There have
been several Hne-ups for signal practice
out they have been changed In several po-
sit'ons each day. Still 1t il possible To
PICK team which will undoubtedly start
the game against Lehigh on Saturday, This
eleven looks to be Weede and Dwyer. ends
Draper and Lamson tackles; Horr and
ziegier. guards: Torrey. center: Lubey
Quarterback: Reynolds and Greene half
backs: Foiweil. fuiiback
ms team contains but FIVE regulars from
the 1e04 team. These are Torrey. Ziesier
Lamson. Reynolds and Greene WeetIe and
Foiweil. however. were first substitutes last
year, ana as good as the men whose places
tney VIII MI this year. The one notable
aosentee from the above eleven Is Steven
son. the Ail-American Quarterback of 1904.
stevenson Is In the university, and has
peen out on the field daily in uniform. The
-, sehera. however. is not In the best
physical condition. and 1t Is likely that the
coaches VIII Keep him on the side lines I'M
III the more important games begin This
vas done with him last year. and when he
oio get into the game he played with n
dash that p,it Penn to the front and kent
her there This year the Red and Blue has
a quarterback in Lubey the former Exeter
ana Mercersburg star. who has been play
ing the position in ideal fashion. Iui,.y
weights i6o pounds and Is sure to make n
ideal substitute for Stevenson Johnson
the shortstop on the base bali team. is also
Paying star game. as near as can be
judged at this time. In any event Penn
Is sure to be well supplied with good quar-
terbacks.
1t cannot BE- denied much as Peun's
coacnes would ike to create the impression
f,s,.
cieus for one of the best teams Penn ever
had. Although there are four positions to
Nh, the new men and 1904 substitutes can
do this to perfection Weede and DIVER
at ends are both heavy. fast and unerring
hackers. Lamson viii certainly hold down
his old place at right tackle while Draper.
a 2oo- pound tackle from Springfield Train
Ing School. is thought to be a find at left
tackle. He won considerable fame last
year Dy the game which he played against
Boomer in the Yale game. and has dem
onstrated at Franklin Field that he is fast
from Colgate Academy has all the other
candidates beaten for guard. with the ex-
ception of Ziegler. who will surely hold
down dow H., right guard as last year Torrey
has the call Tor center because of his ex-
perience, but Bankhart, the 1904 Exeter
center. will prove substitute who will
make the veteran fight for his position.
With Stevenson. Reynolds. Greene and Fol-
well for the back field. Penn will be ex-
fremely strong here. The Quakers will also
have a substitute back field which will
make the first team hustle. This consists
of LIubey at quarter. Sheble and Iongweil
at halves and Boechman at fuIlback All
or this latter combination have demon
strated their ability In regular games and
their appearance has relieved the coaches
OF any necessity for worriment on this
score.
Cornell has not been backward about Sc
lecting first eleven. Coach Warner has
had his men at work long enough to get
acquainted with their strong and weak
points. and has had one eleven working to-
gether for several days. Here is the team
that Coach Warner apparently fancies for
the start: Schildmiller, left end: Cook left
tackle: Oderkirk, left guard; Phipps. CEN
ter; Thompson, right guard; Halliday right
tackle; Van Orman, right end; Costello.
quarterback; Rice. left halfback: Mertinez
right haifback: Davis, full back. This gives
the lthacans strong rush line and an ex-
ceptionally fleet set of backs.
Coach Warner had the critics up in the
air" during the week by placing Capt Co.'S
teile at quarterback Costello weighs near
ly 1870 pounds, and was evidently put there
with purpose. Ii Is conjectured that
warner has some new plays up his sleeve.
and needs a heavy and experienced man
like Costello to lead the interference War
ner was expected to spring something novel
last fall, the same as he did at Carlisle
shift" but he had all he could do during
that season to teach his men rudimentary
foot ball. But this season he may spring
his surprises. for he has always been a YER
satile coach.
The Columbia coaches have also picked
what looks to be their best eleven. 1t has
been used continually in signal practice
and looks to have the weight and expert
ence to develop into first-class eleven. Its
makeup follows: Enos. left end; Naething.
left tackle: Ross. left guard; Aigeltinger,
center: Echeverria. right guard; Thorpe,
right tackle; Hurley, right end; Donovan,
quarterback: Starbuck. left halfback Helm
rich, right halfback: Carter. fullback.
This Is one of the heaviest elevens that
Columbia has had in recent years and
should average close to 100 pounds. The
rush line Will average well over 200 pounds.
for even the two ends weigh $50 and 1870
pounds. respectively Columbia will this
year have the advantage of splendid coach
ing There are now four experienced men
who are working with the Columbia candi-
dates These are Wright. Smith and
Brown. all veterans. Head Coach Morley
has been absent for several days. the re-
port being that he Is trying to round UP
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