Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-02

The toughest scrimmage on the COL
lege gridiron this year was staged yes
terday between the Varsity and the sec
ond team of Pennsylvania Military
College There was some good punting
by Poole, halfback. Campuzano, null
back, plunged through for two touch
downs inside of fifteen minutes. while
Poole made a clean run of 40 yards to
the enemy goal posts. In the second
squad the Varsity was opposed by
heavy material, and the result raised
the hopes of Coach 81 Paustis regard
ing the game with Penn on Franklin
Field next Saturday. Following the
scrimmage, Pauxtis gave the Varsity
squad another stiff session in offensive
and defensive tactics.
Rain. did not hinder the regular daily
scrimmage between teams A and b; OF
noon. For an hour the two teams fought
steadily on the soggy field. Captains Bliss
asd usaS SpNi but r Fora % snd Koodae. fSIbseks'
were shifted from one team TO the other
but BUT not ''s seriously enough to Keep them of
the field
inthe mldweek scrimmsge in the stadium
yesterday. the fnrty-hve minute batte
%sA ous dr iii with the substitutes lineup facing
the regulars. The regulars Included Phin,
ney and Weatherhsad. ends; me McCagg and and
Philbin, center. and Murray, Burnham.
Casey and Horween In the backfeld.
will start the opening game with Kiski-
minetas Saturday and sent the team
Gns ssN sSo@s DS
wickerh2m gets the right end assignment
over several rivals; that Shields viii start
tackle, these being the, three uncertain line
positions. Brenkert. the sensational fresh
BACK BACK over aye skier the iois and 1917 veteran.
who is suffering from hip bruise. The other
players are to be- ste1 st fnd sf eae.n ast5 fsm ca
pleton;a right guard. Straw; left hslfback.
EieIson right halfback. Erickson: full back.
Smith.
Coach Rush continued his policy Of giving
every promising man na,ainn chance to show MS
more changes in the Cornell first team in
scrimmase; Hasbrouck a l6o-pound back. back.
sity Of Nebraska before the war, piloted the
varsity team. Captain Shiverick taking
wsre Tss3 not sa0s5 oH t the ed. and Baushsr from
the the $ s. 4. r Z. eleven last fall. we're given
Il CHdINe W sihO"'
GettysburE College football squad leaves
tomorrow for the opening game Of the sea-
son at State College. and. judging from the
work of the team at the present time there
is no Indication that II will accomplish ex-
ceptional feats against the Blue and White.
Joe Neville. veteran halfback on the Yale
varsity football eleven. dislocated an elbow
while tacklng q player yesterday, and it is
possbIy two weeks. missing Yaie's nrst two
games. Aldrich. back on the second var
slty has been put IN Nevilrs position.
= DIcklnson's problem In the week prelimi-
nary TO It's opening game against Albright
at Carlisle on tSs Ss1 haS been to
souad Coaches Craver and Myers haye
been working the charging sled and dummy
hard each afternoon
Allen A.. Pond; Of Holliston, has been
elected captain captain 81 & the Massaehusetts Agr1-
Pond is a member OF the class OF 1920 He
itESp dition to his football aSiiity Pond Is cap
letter man in basketball.
University OF Pittsburgh football team
Geneva GEN va College at Beaver Fails Without the
services OF Jim Morrow, star auarterback of
me chSmpions,hfp .,,,faT.. 1917 squad The injury
"eek has not RESPONDED TO treatment. and
Pop Wa rner has ruled that Morrow must not
play until tho West Virginia game. the first
IN the home schedule, at Forbes Field. oc.
tober ~. Warner hEuras that hs,>will need
his dying squadron-Hastinss: Deaart, Devils
and Morrow-in frst-ciass shape when the
husky mountaineers are met.
with the Opening Of the regular routine
II the Naval Academy. Dodge will not be
alba to have his football squad twice a
FAY. and z short practice IN the afternoon
was all that could be obtained yesterday
However. there WAS lively scrlmmaEe, and
"very effort is being made to pick the right
backheld combination from the big but
mediocre string Of candidates.
Coach Buck held the final scrimmaEe OF
'he Trinity squad Yesterday ia preparation
Cor ths, Sape with Princeton Saturday To-
day VIII he devoted 70 a stiff signal drill
Twenty men win take an early START for
ineNew York.
HRrvern's varsity team. after a long and
huS session aEainst the subs and with the
coaches worfytnx out plays and plaus for
defspse. waa subjected asalr yestsrday 20 a
soki1'ne assault BY the scrubs. The reg1iars