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

Gridiron News
PRINCETON. Sept; 23.--All Princeton is
| Ms , examination last night, which makes him
eligible sdeIs to play on the Tiger eleven this fall
| try regularly from now on for a position in
the the 6ackaeld. Mikes specially is forward
,CAMBR5DGE. Sept. 2a.-The three varsity
eIeEens all had brushes with the light scrubs
g tsS first Hnryard scgmmass OF the year
second second and third teams continued to roll up up
wirH pI,Its me ,.,y yarssty lineup comprises Har-
SISGuey; IS@y; c.; Gowan. !. g.; Morgan, r. t.. Cool.
lee, h. b.. and BricEieyy,, f. b"n"' 5. H. D.; Brad
ITHACA, Sept. 23.-Hot weather and the
Iit ilHIimtlhence or the opening game of the season
Nrdn, MILD ursinus today stopped Cornell football
men off the field entirely but giving TgePs them tne me
tn nour oIackboard talk in one OF the big lee
odays game were anaiyacd and lne PaSS of aC 5Cr
h ti"h tut tmutdpped out. The lecture also served for
the Fittsourgh game on Saturday.
r,G VEST EST b POINT Sept 2a.Thc continued tor
iron work and there was nothing doing on tbe
men were e1ys ugspF Red yesterday S though the
to get at each other The bic "n scri nnM,ogs ~
planned for the afternoon went by the boards
into tn gymnasium and drove them through n
SUN signal drill.
CARLISLE. Pa. Sept. 23-Coacb Clam
Warner, of the Carlisle Indian football SQUAD
was busy yesterday afternoon doctorinE nm
injuries which several OF the Redstinss rap Hp
Geived In scrimmage. Captain Busch wal
and necesstated change In the lineup for
todays game against Lebanon Valley al
though 1t is hoped that Busch will be able
TO start the game.
PROVIDENCE, Sept, 2s.-sIzzling hot
ing. In the afternoon 40 were in the squad,
ball and tackling the dummy. Then came
the first scrlmmage Of the season, for 90
minutes neither side scoring,
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept. 2a-The fact
that the thermometer climbed well over IS
coaches from giving the Yale players two
hard doses of practice at the field. ending
fashioned football was the order Of the oI dSv
In the Scrimmaging. Only one touchdown
was made.
CHICAGO; Sept; 2a.-Three hundred and
eighty-four football players responded to the
Of E Hne 'Ssqed ceSonyy by
to statistics gathered here today Unusually
large squads reported at all Of the Western
list @R % uHsFses wth as Purdue topped
cago, 81, Wisconsin 81. Indiana 30, and
Northwestern 20.
STATE COLLEGE, IA. Sept. a3-Hot
weather Yesterday and bruises received in |
respite from heavy work More than G5 |
men, who were retained after the reduction |
ot t 10, were on the held They worked in |
swain, the freshman from Ballrfonia N@d |
emy, was again used at an end. Higgins. |
the PeddIe Institute star, was at the other |
extreme
My,IItLANoyA, r., sspt 23;--,The vtllanova
teTday afternoon ny Coach sommer in prepar-
The selection Of quarteTback to '''sSrSss succeed
no Of to asf ySa hS given P
and Ward, veterans Of last years team, ana
position.
team we Vent t through both morning ana oaTss afIsg
noon practice yesterday in order to get the
college opens, Many new men reported this
Htare Kelly tie 2 Former Ven central rg Manuel Pgnn sGp
Passmore' 22o-G2und guard from Pennsylva-
p"arance and took all the line men in charge
Of he sverrord Goege fo6iEa saua9 aa'Sgs Ggs
returned from the pocono Mountains Coach
yesterday afternoon, which VIII be greatly
Several Of the freshmen '"0fSe w6S a2s on
good football material, We're 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 81 leading Inc |
ocal ned by a good margin. Her score ~ rs
for the last nine holes was a marvellous per
about her game, In the draw for match piav
Mrs. Barlow and Mrs. j. 5. Ely. of ola Y0rL |
Road. were picked as opponents in the first
'Ound. There were enough PLAYERS for three |
,iNteenS IN the qualifying round at Hunting
ion Valley yesterday, the second sixteen pIaV-
ng for the Noble cup and the third Tor the
added cup.
This section is represented By six excellent
Mayer, Howard W. Perrin, champion of Nsr- |
on: Cameron r. Buxton. the Huntington Val |
ey Country club expert; W. T.. smith PhIia- |
lelphta Country club; l.. NJ. Washhurn The |
princeton youth whose work was a feature |
z the recent. college event; Reginald Worfh- |
uent at Shawnee Country Club and n forns, |
Cricket club player, and perh9ps |
spencer l.. Jones, the brilliant Plymouth Conn |
~ club g9lfeT' VIII form the Philadelphia |
Washburn. Webster and Jones are all younR |
offers with excellent future From tbs |
Western section OF the state the team Will Lc !
strengthened with such PLAYERS |
hen NJ Byers, Allegheny Country Gun. |
ieOrge A. Ormiston, or the cIinpetItnTs | !
n the national championships, and 4 | ,
Took{stoG; These players are all from the
The Lesley cup was put up for this Inter
ssoulation competition between the Pebnsyi | /
aula, Massa chusetts and Metropolitan ,.oIfsrs
y Robert ", Lesley, president OF the Penn
xture u great importance, Last year the Rav !
tate golfers won the trophy ana they viii |
ousequently not have 70 play until SATURDAY. ,
leeting the winner Of the match between New j
.ork and Pennsylsanla which will be PLAYED | i
riday. 1