Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-03
By EDWARD R. BUSHNELL

Pennsylvania next two games will give
the Quakers a wonderful opportunity to
secure a good rating for the 1914 season
Victories over Michigan and Dartmouth
will probably mean a triumph over
Cornell To win all three November
championship games, or even two of
them will make the college world over
look the poor showing OF the team in the
early October games, and give the Red
and Blue a ranking among the leaders Of
the year.
A victory over Michigan will go a long
way toward restoring Pennsylvania 5
gridlron prestige, but a triumph over
Dartmouth will do even more. The
Quakers haven't had such an impetus all
year. They have more to gain than Mich
lgan, and II they can be imbued with the
lighting spirit of former Pennsylvania
teams they may outdo themselves.
Can Pennsylvania accomplish this? One
game al a time Is enough for Coach
Brooke and his assistants, and Just now
they are trying to determine what chance
they have to heat Michigan on Saturday.
Coaches Brooke and CASTOR saw the
Michigan Harvard game, and they nave
been trying TO figure out whether the
result was due 10 Michigan's unexpected
strength or To Haryard's line Weakness'
Just what Brooke thought he caretuily
kept 10 himself, but II was very signihcant
mat when he arrived on Franklin t1eld
Yesterday afternoon commands We're IS
sued that started the greatest ACTIVITY
among the line candidates
Michigan slevsns heye always been Poied o, lqr
Weighed Pennsylvania teams 10 pounds 10 the
man. But this yesr they Won hsNS sNSisssyt isssyt
TFag FIag Ih 9ace 10 tackle PehnsylVan will aver
ago more than 200 pounds and will have every
on on s ne ~GS ends ne Wolverines VIII have little
the better et ths sH,i slfHstiiSn5 never SH. 'bseSed
Yesterday's practice on FTaRklin tleli was
devoted almost exclusively 10 hun1ins s GB caBScbes
want 10 work into line positions Or az least
make the men now occupying them increase
viii hold their places, There are four men
Ton NoFWaid. Hsnning, Russell aud Tognssnd
Soints. Russell has the most experience but
the other three men excel him IN agsreaslvf-
tSsfinr process little longer before they can
make % their minds who Is the best OF these
four men.
The Journalistic activities q Donald G; Her
ring of the Princeton coaching stan. are at
tTaeilns . good deal q attention, He e the
athletic editor OF the Princeton Alumni
Weekly and expresses hls opinions with q
freedom that Is always interesting though not
aivays Convincing. After the Princeton Dart
mouth game be vent on record as saying that
HDartuiouth will have no trouble at all Win-
nIng an the rest OF the games on her schedule
which Includes. Amherst, Tufts, Psnnsyivsnla
and Syracuse
ne was particularly severe Ia his criticism
of Cihee, the brilliant Dartmouth quarterback.
AlfhouEh commending his running With the
hail. he aidetracks him - candidate Tor Az
American honors With khia remark.
"Ghee whom number Of sporting writer's
who don't know any better, Will Be sure 70
mention prominently for the All American. WA
YeFs sood in apota ana very bad in others. a
quaFterhack % e good has 10 have Qeceaionsl
EllFnmernaa Of Intelligence. Ghee diduit dis.
play any that ] could see h.n
The faai trial Or chs Tiger elaVen vii coma
n the next tHq gamez With Harvard end
Yale On saturday fFlneetQu VIII ana Hlrr