Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-25
PENN AND CORNELL PICK
FINAL LINEUP FOR GAME
Two Players Lost to Red and
Blue by Injuries in Scrim-
mage Signal Practice
Held at Whitemarsh.

Even with ali the changes the Pennsyl
vania football coaches have made durini
the last week to strengthen their 1ine-uI
aeainst Cornell, they have lost two mer
on whom they counted to start against
the rthacans. Roger Townsend, who had
won place at left tackle, was so badly
hurt in the Anal scrimmage with the
scrubs on Monday that the coaches de-
cided this afternoon not to start him.
lie has three torn ligaments
A somewhat similar injury will make
q impossible for Lundberg to start at
end. where he was slated on Monday.
Henning will go in at left tackle and
Koons at right end.
Prior to their final workout this after
noon on the whitemarsh Country Club
Bolf links the coaches announced the Of
nciai llne-up for the game tomorrow aft
ernoon. The probable lineup was pretty
we'll known in advance. but the announce
ment decided all its doubtful places. In
thh baclsield Tucker will start at full
back In place OF Avery, who was given
the position after the Dartmouth game
At left taskle Hennng will start in place
right end. The loss OF Townsned is es-
peciall severe because next to Harris he
had developed into the best taskle on
tho squad, and Henning, who takes his
place. is not n sound man.
The Quakers will lineup tomorrow as
follows:
Hopkins left end; Henning. left tackle;
Russell, left guard; Journeay, centre;
Norwald. right guard; Harris, right
taeklei Murdoch. quarterback Rocka-
TELLER. left halfback: Matthews, right
halfback: Tucker, fullback
This afternoons practice was OF the
lishtest nature possible. At 3 o'clock the |
varsity eleven, with substitutes. was or !
dercd out on the golf links and ran
through brisk signal practice. The en-
tire squad of coaches followed the men |
through their work, but there was little |
TO criticise. The coaches realize that they /
have now done all they can for the team. |
There will be a meeting of the Varsity
Club this evening at the Whitemarsh Club
with speeches by number OF old varsity
gridiron stars. The men will remain at
Whitemarsh this evening and come in to-
morrow morning In time to get lunch at
the training house and then dress for the
game,
Neither Coach Brooke nor Assistant
Coach Dickson would make any predic-
tion as TO the result. but both said they
felt confident that Pennsylvania would do
better than many persons supposed.
The new lineup includes five players
who did not start against Dartmouth.
Tho coaches have made these changes
more on account OF the poor work of the
FIRST string men than anything the new
men have done.
Junior week. the red letter event of the
University of Pennsylvania social calen-
ilar. begins today. From now until Mon
day night the juniors will forsake their
books and the classroom and spend their
lime between home and a round of foot
ball games teas receptions and dances
A reception In Houston Hall this after
noon will start the festivities. This even
ng the class will fuss the Glee Club
.oncert in the ballroom OF the Bellevue
stratford. In former years the Cornell
club has We'd with the Red and Blue
musicians for honors. but this year the /,
concert will be given entirely by the
musicians.
Tomorrow the class will attend the !.
Cornell game, and have reserved a sep
lrate section In the grand stand. On Fri
lay many of the fraternities will keep
'pen house, and the dansants will be the
,rder. Saturday the Army and Navy
saTne Is the only event scheduled.