Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-07
Penn RICHER IN
| GRID MATERIAL
( Has Two EIevens Of Equal
Strength, as Compared to
Last Year
SUPPlEE IS INELIGIBLE
sUPPLEE IS INELIGIBLE
BY EDWIN j. POLLOCK

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'eai "so nie ni' iioienO","
was RUBBING the bald spot that
spreading all over the place and won
! dering if he would get eleven mon to
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!. pie'en' enn v" ''e s'iui'on Tue lo''
lowing Saturday.
Today Big Bill. with much more
.nace IN ruh 10 discrssinc with Had
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e.,
u'e cay" Sa'ui"as'
Where Pennsylvania was poverty
stricken In football material twelve
month ago. the Red and blue is
wealthy this year. The Quakers not
only have eleven men for the varsity;
they have twenty-five or more, all of
whom would have been equal to the
task of making the varsity during the
80
"iH 'Neyioh' 1 instance
Take for one example. the case of
, Jim Neylon, captain of the Red and
Blue last year. James is fighter from
'ne "oru ne mas skill ana courage ana
inu out n blonLot On ,ro ho,,,eh
Tsss RaS h"nnsr flor snohT . samps rdd ns
ol Duu iioppei. iie was 81 sopu iaH.
sear 'na' ne W was .ho Ickeu e h0st oy WA ma'tp m
10 np t..s.u 10 IN. ;, u, .me IVY 'n AZ 'nus ~
can end and he's running neck and
neck with Ray Miller for the left wing,
while Heinie Miller has the edge on
him and holds down the other end of
the line.
And so il goes on down through the
list. There's Herman Harvey, n crack
eriack back. a sure tackler and a fairly
good runner with the ball. He hasn't
a chance to get into this years regular
lineup. Ihen tnere Dan Nlcnlchol'
20, . IL, ~, .tors nc stors
80 oar 900 ond tbov aro battling
s. sooond s+r;ng nositions
Take Your Pick
Folwell could put two teams of al
most equal strength on the field. If
Z YOU were a football player, which
eleven would YOU care to face:
F,rst Eleven Second Eleven
r.. Miller. left end ...,., HOPPER
better .... left guard ......, Frank
Z, WraS Ssetnter; ,,..d 'rs%yG1an VIVIAN
Little ..... right tackle WithlnEton
III, M'iier auarterback % r.. Wrss
PeEE tstraus) Ieft hnlf1RSaskt ,1St 'Braunl arns ars
bruner .......' .fuiIback. 49,. McNIrho
On their ability as displayed before
the first eleven should prove the bette,
AZ these two teams were matched, bu
let II be stated in no modest English
that It would be some battle. The Sec
i ond Team as listed above is far superior
To the combination that fought for tn,
Red and Blue last. year, SO you car
estimatest the strene'h oi inc "is' se' y
Other Great Teams
l With such an array one woul,
imagine that the Quakers would be able
to sweep through the season without
defeat and without having the goal lin,
crossed. Maybe they WILL but on th
other talon maybe they won't.
The standard Of football has beer
raised to the far heights this year a,
compared with last. of in the distanc,
looms State, the first test of Penn.
real value, and still farther away is thu
" sinister figure OF the Pittsburgh Panth
ers, the undefeated collegiate cham
pions. Ben Franklin's institution MAJ
q great team, SO mas state, so MAJ
Pltt and SO nave others.
One OF the members OF the Dig Penn
squad was declared lneiigible yester. .
day. He IS Dick Supplee' good
tackle and splendid oarsman. itch :
ard was looked upon as one OF th'
stars OF the line last year, Dut De1ore