Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-30

As the result of his observations at
the game with Vincome Saturday, Nj
Pauxtis, athletic director at Pennsyls
vania Military College, has returned
Sweeney to the backfield. Sweeney had
been played at center and at tackle.
he was last years fullback, and did
some aggressive work in that position.
Pauxtis decided to play Sweeney at
half In place of Switzer SO as to give
more strength to the squads attack.
Pauxtis has announced that h,o;,would
nave his squad put in the entstte week
on defensive work in preparation for
the game with Penn on Franklin Field
next Saturday. He expressed himself
as somewhat worried because three of
his best men are crippled because of
rough scrimmages on the college grid
iron. Grow, tackle, is laid up with n
bad knee; Ander, end, has limpy leg,
and Lloyd, center, is out with a bad
shoulder.
yesterday. All the varsity men were ex-
eused. resting from Saturdays game. Walt
defeated Bowdoin. has been chosen to do the
kickI9s for the team; No change is ex-
New York University next Saturday.
Union footballers have begun hard work
69r the S game S nsxT nay ss
giyep long drill in drop kicking and the
snte squad snd reeeiyfd the hardest session at
Colgate football men went through the
af's srueins Sorlmmase WSioh ssriA lasted morn
an tb sou Two tbs sh'ssn fS
latter of new men and subs Neither team
was able to score although the Blacks once
the bar.
with three regulars out of the, varsity
hard sorimmage saturday columbia's foot
ball stock went Gtrs down several nOtGhss yes
needy. who was captain-elect of the 1918
sleyen; Tommy Grace who was as 9 substitute ute
Canapery. one OF the backfield stars OF the
C. combination OF }aut,r. the three; h,
rib. Is the most serious.
Various shifts took place in the Dartmouth
varsity lineup yesterday as a result of the
wesknessss brought, 70 light in Saturdays
player Who made a brilliant showing during
his short stay in the opening contest, Jordan
to left halfback. and Holbrook replaced Eek
berg at right half
Yaie's football practice, in opening the
third week Of the season yesterday was
were % kept at their own 2o-yard line and the
able ii'i to make any advance Until the final
hve minutes Of play, when they were pre-
s from the % goal W Of sS' the regulars s % Here the
reserYfs took the ball across on two end
Sads srs Pst
repeating the dash for the remaining dis
tance and the first touchdown of the year
As the Brown coaches are far from salts
ned with the showing OF the team on Sat,
urday. they have promised exceptionally hard
Sss gestsfdsy tn the msis @ work = eonsistsd in cor,
with Rhode Island State College. The back
held was given special attention in an effort
the chief defect shown IN Saturday game.
Putting was another feature Of the after
moons workout.
Tho Naval Academy may have a star
ss,fosc IN nri,i Winifssrs who sas Hsgsa ssSS sGa
shows constant Improvement. Dobie is ex !.
nsn. a incladins besides waters, "a tiers Flood Flood.
Cruise, K6ehlsr. Dole and Taylor. Afford
the old men. Severn has hurt his shouldsr
and Benoist and Rhodes do not seem to be
up %, form vat.
wealsSan opened its second week Of foot
ball practice with about forty-hve candidates
out In toys. considerable number OF them
being former yaraity players and men who
have seen service In the army and navy.
Coach r.iston has already mapped out ten-
tative lins-up and has found plenty, Of ma,
terial except for ends, whore Newhall and
Hasdowich have no suitable understudles as
yet.
y Coach MeIptire, OF West virginia Univer-
aity evidently feels that the greatest weak
NoAn OF tho team, aa demonstrated Satur-
tR4. II IN defanae .asainst forward passes,
tetauts virtually the whole prRgtine period
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