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

talking today about Mike Boiand, who o'J passed
niiviSTs nf ieSfaminaton ~ @ last night which makes him
Boland was in toss this afternoon and viii
fF3m Mikes .pecSty pe f2f p0'pn
| passing. " wal
eevens all had brushes with the iisht Scrubs scrubs
As1 d. Of the
eS6nd tnree nS ,brS in ten minutes The
The seh nsup eOmprses t. o Aar
Snt,E;. STiEk; r; e. Trumbull TT, Pennock, r. g.
lee h. b.; and Brickley, +. b. ''' ''' ''' ID 10
ITHACA, Sept. 23.--Hot weather and the
%mnf3ce wtR frsI,0 of the opening game Of the
practice yesterday the Coaches espnS fTot9f ,b
men men. of the field entirely. but giving them an
ture rooms in the university. The pays for
tTGGays tTo 'r game we were analyzed and line OF ac-
the Pittsburgh game on Saturday.
WEST POINT, Sept. 23.-The continued tor
rid weather halted the cadets in their grid
iTon ton1, work and there was nothing doing on the
uEsns al Se easS an% ihpnsh 5ns
70 get at each other. The big scrimmage
s s HEAD GossS Dss Sf
INTO IN gymnasium and drove them through a
stin signal drill.
CARLISLE. Pa. Sept. 2s-Coach Glenn
Warner Wa s. OF the Carlisle Indian football squad
injuries which several OF the Redskins re
GTe,yed Tst, IN ssfGrim,mage, Captain Busch, Wal
and necessitated change in the line up for
tSoag5 IS zane IL bopsd @sSns, ,h LeSan9n Valley al
to start the game.
weather prevented anything more than sig
nal work on Andrews Field Yesterday morn
Ing Ing. In the atternoog 40 were in the squad
bali and tackling the dummy. Then came
ta,n, The hrst r,s sGrrLmmage Of the season. for 20
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 28-The fact
5natot that the thermSmeteS climbed we'll over IS
coaches from giving the Yale players two
nth narS doses OF practice at The field ending
fashioned football was the order Of the dav
In the scrimmaging. Only one touchdown
CHICAGO. Sept. 2a,-Three hundred and
coaSnes Of Ssqsa esGons seserday by
large squads reported at ali " of the TSsgalS Wss.rS
a Gonferenncss, ,n e, uniyGrsitles Purdue topped the
Minnesota had 80, Ohio AZ Illinois 50 Chi
cago. ~, Wisconsin "a. Indiana 80 and
Northwestern %
STATE COLLEGE Pa. Sept 23-Hot
weather YESTERDAY and bruises received in
a respite from heavv work More than as
men. who were retained after the reduction
three squads % each W under fq erent n MGrEsa Soach In
swain, the freshman from Relieronta N"Hi-
emy, was again used at an end Higgins,
the Peddie Institute star, was at the other
extreme.
terday. afternoon ny Coach sommer in preHss-
ire selection Of q .g"arteTback to s"asd succeed
idoSS HoSSn Of ssi yssTs team hns given The
and Ward, veterans Of last years team. ana
McGucken, a new man, were tried out at this
position
swARTHM0REb MORE Pai Sept 2aThs Garnet
noon practice Yesterday in order 70 get the
college opens. Maqy new men reported this
@o,nnf monS be %h2m Gd1 we're RaTT q Penn
Passmnore ~ r22-E3,nnd guard from Pennsylya-
pearance and took all the line men in charge. a,,
of ho %oerep sp hs sauaS aS'sss Ss
returned from the Pocono Mountains Coach
0'a ad hcR % On Re 3S sreS GS
Sprssr VEN aRera n ~ %pGRhns hs et hs college on
good football material, were occupied with
Another new record was posted for the
Huntington Valley country Club course and
Merton champion, negotiated the eighteen holes
with the remarkable round Of So. leading the
Tor the last nine holes was a marSeIo1s u pss' ~
formanCe ana shows that there were no nukss
about her game. In the draw for match plav
Mrs Barlow ana Mrs, J. :. Elv. of old YORK
Road. we're picked as opponents in the hrst
round. There were enough PLAYERS for three
sixteens In the qualifying round AT Hunting
don Valley yesterday, the second sixteen plav-
inE for the Noble Cup and the third for the
added cup.
This section is represented by six excellent
player Howard ". Perrin. champion Of MeT-
Ion. Cameron B. Buxton the Huntington Val
lev Country club expert. ". p. smith Phiia-
delphia Country Club; l.. NJ. WAshburn me
Princeton youth whose work was a feature
inEton winner Of the recent invitation tourna-
ment al shawnee Country Club and a former
Philadelphia Cricket Club PLAYER. and perhabs
Spencer l.. Jones the brilliant plymouth Conn
try Club golfer Will form the Philadslpbia
section n the Lesley Cup team.
Washburn. Webster and Jones are ali vourz |
golfers with excellent future From nc |
Western section Of the state the team Wit ~ |
considerably strengthened with such PLAYERS |
as ". c. Fownes, former national chambion-
George A. Ormiston, one of the compstltogs |
In the national championships, and u
CTookston. T,hesss players are all from the |
The Lesley cup vas put Up for this IDtar-
competition between the PenRsyl. |
b. Robert " Lesley president of the sPsnn /
sylvanla Association. II has become an annuSi
fixture of great importance. Last wear the IA, /
STATE golfers gon the trophy ana they V,lit i
not have 70 play Until saturdaW
meeting The winner q the match bstwesn New
sTisAy.