Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
College Gridiron Gleanings

AGAINST Harvard will be a tremendous inpe,u.
ior the pennsylvania and Cornell games
returning to the Pennsylvania -swarthmors
game there were number Of things which d.
serve special consideration. First OF all there
was me running Of Tucker. This young man
carried the hall a total Of 100 Yards from
Ferimmage, not counting his oO-yard run for
touchdown from Kickoff fuckers ef-
iecuveness was made possible by his terrine
speed the quickness OF his starting the man
ner n which he kept his feet when tackled,
anu as ott, a9e way ne held the hall. He twice
aS a. eni@clent @ as he was in the Navy game for
lheSe very reasons. His punting too was I'm
1Iranti a. ms high standard both for distance and
- Next should be mentioned tho field goal kick
ing; , The spcctatorE didn't know that sceibach
."uld KICK goals from placement and looked
tnr trick play when he prepared for such a
{5sl l,, rom the So-yard line in tho first period
hut II was no blum. He tried two other such
goals; one fell short and the other hit the
upright. Matthews made but one effort to
s2lenddly successful All Matthews needs 10
90 Is to get the ball well UP and he may yet
be second Rricklev. In addition TO these two
field goal Rickers Pennsylvania has Vrecland
wEo was prevented from playing by a minor
injury. Nrceland Is an accurate place kick er
In addition to being good aII-arornd bark
II his long lay-ofG hasn't lessenod his effective
ness he will add to the strength OF the back
In spite Of their big score the Pennsylvania
coachss were not satisfied with the playing Of
made tho line what ii ls was actually dIsnp-
pointed with the work OF the forwards and
notes Of faults IN every man from tackle tos
tackle. He was particularly distressed over
the work Of the substitute linemen and II Is
certain that he won't give the men much rest
between now and tho Michigan game Captain
Journeay at centre played a wonderful game
and got step nearer the All-AmerIcan goal
McrreWs generalship didn't get fair test
because tGe victory was too easily won A
quartcrRrK = ability TO run team with judg-
mcnt and SKIN is brought out only in a game
where hs team Is evenly matched, lie didn't
nave a chance 10 make mistakes and his indi-
Nidunl playing. especially In handing punts,
vii VII %, OF "a RlEm ] order It Is something for Mer.
In the bIckhcd this year,
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov 2-The problem
Of the Yale rush line was not settled hy Satur-
day one-sdcd game with Colgate The latter
which has faced Yale this fall has exhibited OF
gaining n first downs This record Il q con-
siatcnt addition 70 indications Of Yale's inabii-
ity To weather haclihcld attack. and cOmpeis
the conclusion that the games with Harvard
and princeton, now only n fortnight distant,
sized scores. Yale's hope of winning from tho
Crimson aud tho Tiger lics In nutscorlng them
and In becoming reconcIled to several scores
Coach Hnkey is taking the Brown game as
an iHcidCut or the season, developing the team
ana 'onlltio"mE the PLAYERS, with view 20
their 7Wulv being ready for the Princeton and
HHrvlrd matches
ITHACA. y. y Nov a-ConsiderahIe relief
was manifest in Cornell football circles when
a was learned that CHUCK Barrett and Ed
die Hin, tho two varsity bHckheld men who
wore compelled to leave the game against Holy
''russ SHtprdGy after they had been injured,
were not badly hurt, and that both Of them
would he abiu to get back into the lineup this
week, aud got ready for the Franklin and Mar
shall game and fnr The bigger contest with
Michigan that Is looming M the horizon
Following the return ~ Cornell scouts who
watched the Michigan Harvard game, tive
coaches plan THIS week IN begin 10 drill for the
contest with Michigan to he PLAYED at Ann
Arbor uu November T.
NNSAPOLIs. Md. Nov. lowing 10 gFaater
.u the Navy Athletic Association
and the smaller number OF seats assigned 20 the
hut two tickets for the Army-Navy football
game m Philadelphia November 2S the ball
unCa receiving three, This body hears all the
expenses ~ The athletics al the Naval Acad-
rmv ana the number OF tickets assigned them
o. very uaut qulte, n many cases, The smaller
number win he given To the members % short
est standing Members viii not have the privi-
lczp of huying additional tickets, they did
last year, from the Navy's quota, and praQ-
tlgalIy U, Cit iliaus vii receive tickets, except
Through the courtesy NJ naval Officers who are
willing 10 yield some OF theirs.
PRINCETON, n. j.. Nov. 2-Au but one OF
PrIucetou's football squad Is In condition 70
Tramcr Fitzpatrick announced, because or the
tennis good shape, and also because OF the
showing made against Williams sat
uTday, "a week OF the most strenuous kind OF
ward sume. Eyerstudt Is the one man out of
condition, Captain Ballin Is recovering from
the effects Of a slight sold and Eddie Trenk-
man. the bis guard. who has been out ~ the
game Tor a week, will report for work to-
morrow.