Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
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mouth. These boys don & know what
ovcrconlidencc is.
This is what FolwclI had to say on
the side. Before his players he de
livcrcd himself of this oration "Nou
fellows now ahryc a chance to show
yourselves. Forget the State defeat.
If sou think you are of All American
calhcr. now is your chance to show
yourself. You are here before a criti-
cal New York public. They think
Dartmouth is the strongest team in the
Fast.
"Ncw York Nwritcrs saw YOU last
wcn'; and said the team was highly
ovcrratcd.
"All right. let them think that You
go in there and play the best football
you know how and you'll show 'cm.
'Got in there and fight fight fight
Mike Murphy used to say that the team
that won't be beaten. cant be beaten
If you have that old fight, the victory
is half won
EFoIwell Reticcnt
FolwcIl was asked what he thought
of the teams chances, but he refused
to comment other than to say that the
Red and Blue would give them great
battle.
Tubby Spears. the Dartmouth coach
! who. four years ago, aS an all American
guard mt the Hanover institution
! helped beat Penn in Boston, also re
fused to make any predictions aS to
the outcome of the engagement.
~ hnv" Hgoo" toNn ma one com
posed of fighters" he said, but that's
all have to say about their chances
never make predictions
Folwcl stands pat on the liur-un
which he announced yesterday. There
are two changes in the eleven that
started the game against State last
Saturday. Johnny Tit2rl. tn" tall
rncklc from PITTSBURGH viii have ""Hl
/ Maynurd'S place at left tarkl" and Bud
Hopper will be beside him at left in
/ stead of Ray Miller.
Titzel Has Weight
rhc Penn tutor hciicyrS that this is
the strongest possible line up to fling
against the New EngIandrrS, TitH"l
has more weight than Maynard and the
! Quaker will need the extra Doundagc
against the husky boys from Hanover.
The team took its final workout at
the Polo Grounds Yesterday afternoon.
EIr wasn't much Of Il drill. the main
purpose being to allow the players to
get rid of their nervous tension and
also to get used TO the lights of Coo
gau'S Bluff
with l,ob FoiwoIl. Bin llolIcnbarh.
. Frank Sommcr. Doctor Wharton and
several other stars of other days driv-
ing them, the QuukcrS went through Il
Snappy signal practice and wound up
the afternoon work with punting and
trot around the gridiron.
! Tubby Spears nut ON" over ON the
populace by taking his team to the
. New York Athletic club ON TraverN
Island. The Dartmouth tutor was
/ COOKED to drill at the Polo Grounds and
/ have rs his quarters tn" Hotel Penn
/ sylvania, but he took his squad to the
/ athletic club and the Croou athletes
stayed there until it was time To 60
in town for the game.
Green Line up ncertam
/ The Dartmouth linr-up still r, some
what uncertain owing to injuries and
/ sickness. Coach Spears stated that ho
| believed he would have To play llcal%
| at left tackle in place Of .SOnncuhcrg
| who is suffering from cold in his
| chest
Jordan. the big fullback. also is il
poor condition. He was injured in tn,
Colgate game last Saturday and has no
completely recovered, but it is believe,
that he will be able to start agains
Penn.
IIealy is not an inexperienced mal
by any means. lie played regularly
| with the 1917 team which, was beatcI
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