Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23

crow, Mike Carter, Ned Harris. Loo
Norweld. Pepper, Henning. McBrayer.
Murdock, Setback. Hoover, Vreeland.
Wray. Hopkins. Unkhart.
Gottwalls and Moffet We're among the
innocent bystanders." being the first
recruits for the hospital squad. "Gotty'
has wrenched ankle. while Doc
Handbook has forbidden Moffet scrrm-
mage until his vaccination gets better
Erny Cousins, captain of the 1910 Penn-
sylVania team and All-Amerlcan centre,
was out yesterday, supporting Pat Dwyer
with the linemen. Crane, last years
tackle, was also a visitor.
In spite OF rumors to the contrary,
Welsh and Stack. the two whirlwind
freshmen from Dean Academy, arrived
yesterday and were out for practice. The
yearlings keep on winning, but 1t will
be hard to estimate the material before
Monday. as 1t cannot be certain how
many will satisfy the rigid scholastic
standards of the University.
The lineup:
Varsity Scrub
Hopkins. s.;,.,.... left end .Maybery
N99Ewald; 49,. left tackle .......McBrays'
RGSseI; gS: flb;;;; ;;;;'.. left guard HennIns
journey ITaT,sy Uoor:;' centre Prize
Harris .;.'..,.. right tackle ......... Browa
"rSy 12yosiarj Rooms, right end ...''T' Price
iSHsih tBaiioa. Irwin quarterback A'"''''
Jones ;...,.., risht halfback Taylor
Hughes ;....,..,. left halfback ........ Berry
MS56s%s; fullback ;Lsyia5pa
talking today about Mike BoIand, who passed
his examination last night, which makes hin
Boiandl was in togs this afternoon and viii
Ky FssGag[iy GEg from now on for PosiftoT2RR foTRad
passing.
| CAMBRIDGE Sept. 23,-The three yaIsEg
W hs Hrst Harvard seTmmaEie OF es ee had
scored three toachdoSus in ten w minutes n,
second and third teams continued 20 or golE az. ~
PI,GKtS %aK Ihe rEmBg TSTs hne-pP Penh5ak PeiSks 81
soucy, c.; Cowan !, g. Morgan z t; 6ISa. Sooai.
ies. iiasS h. T. b. e: and hdSfR b1cRieS 3, T. b"" s. "
| WEST POINT, Sept. 2s.-!The continued ,ri5. IGt.
rid weather halted the cadets IN o6s Ihel on he
Armys playing field Yesterday IN th9osn ossnxloas
re Tegf % tasfns !aSh 6dr a the rhe 6g
| planned for the afternoon went by the ooaTsI mem
| and Instead Head Coach DAILY took the III ihsa
| into III gymnasium and drove them throus"
! stlr signal drill
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept, 23-@The iaSs
! that the thermometer climbed wen oIH IA
| degrees yesterday did not prevent 100
] coaches from giving the Yale PLAYERS ii9x t
/ hard doses OF practice at the HELD, SSiId.
| with a scrmmage in the afternoon day
fashioned football was the order OF me ,Iga us1
! in the scrimmaging Only one touc"'O"-
was made.
| CHICAGO. Sept 23-Three hundred 9hs ibs
| eighty four football players RESPONDED ~, by
| FIRST call of practice Issued yestsiu yydius
| coaches Of ''B.g Nine" eleygns, ,4eg.sInlniiy
/ to statistics gathered here today: IVgsstern
| large squads reported at all OF the vi ths
| conference universities. Purdue toPPSS ta
/ llst with Co. with Iowa second Va" chi.
| Minnesota had so, Ohio 45. Illinois 5o' ~ and
| cago 49, Wisconsin "a, Indiana O."
| Northwestern 25.
STATE COLLEGE. Pa, sept: t;:.c2iyed sS%hEias i
| weather yesterday and bruises ieCgu ieeCu sSuad
| scrlmmages gave Penn states iootp"t ~ an 65
| a respite from heavy work. more '51etIoa
men, who were retained after the liked la
OF I25. were on the field. They WI WI coach.
! three squads, each under a dl4i'ySI'ynis dliyIyis Acads
swain. the freshman from bells5oH' belDd Higgins
| emy, was again used az an enu. ne otbs4
! the Peddls Institute star Was ~ 'A
extreme.