Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-28
AT VILLANOVA THE FOOTBALL TEAM
n EPLAYS FOR SAKE OF GAME ALONE;;|
NO COMlHERCLALLSM OUT THERE
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
sports Editor Evening Public Ledger

Kenna and Myers, the guards heavy boys but this
and Bachman, the tackles Mccarthy, the center, is
playing his third when he plays He has been laid
up with assortment Of bruises which includes a
wrenched shoulder a bruised rib and a twisted knee.
However, he still is the job playing just hard as
any one.
natural leader and very good player The other end
still is open but Tony Lynch brother of Leo Lynch
great center, probably will play there Tony is utility
man. He has played every position and given goot
account of himself He is much faster than Leo IL that
means anything
Billy Cronin is the quarterback. He has scored
every touchdown for his team this year. making all three
after brilliant He too green, but will develop
into great player.
HnEBENGOOD, a Pottstoton boy, is the regular
~ left haTbdck, but the other side still is open.
McNdmard, Mcdonald, Poppert and Contoav are
fighting it out, and McNamara seems to have the
edge.
Introducing Eddie McCrady
"D1D you ever hear of Eddie McGrady9 Well, Eddie
- is the only senior the team and plays fulback
He is a real star-an ideal combination He kicks
and throws the forward When he is back the
opposing players do not know what he will do He keeps
them guessing all of the time. Eddie punts about fifty
yards and often drop kicks from midfed.
McCrady as said before. is the only senior the
which all of the other players will be avail
able next We have wonderful prospects, although
it might take another two weeks to it. Our sub
sttute material looks good with Banchfed, McCernan
Marshall heading the list.
"Yes, have great possbiltes-great possibilities" "
After this the speaker nodded pleasant farewell and
resumed his walk around the field
THAT man must be great football fan, because he
knows all about the team remarked to Leo Lynch,
who standing nearby and wearing decoration handed
out in Conshohocken last Saturday
YES replied Leo, "and that isn't all He has a
thorough knowledge of everything else that happens
here. That Dr. Francis A. Driscoll, president of
the college"
JUITH a man like DR.. DrisooH in CHARGE Villa
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Teams Are Euenly Matched
WORD about the game next Saturday between
Muhenberg and Villanoya 1t is to be played in the
Stockade Norrsown and should be quite interesting
The appear to be evenly matched and this
a close battle.
Villanova thus far has lost to p NJ c., Fordham and
George Washington University. However, this to be
expected The team and it took few
games to teach the players what it all about Now
Coach Reap is rounding his into shape and they will
play a much better game Saturday.
Muhlenberg has lost to State, Lafayette, Catholic
University and Buckne but defeated Albright Ia to 13
Bill Ritter has very good squad this year and all OF
his players will be available with tho possible exception
of Fretag Conway, the spectacular end has recovered
from the Bucknell game and will be on the job.
TAKING it oil in all, the game toiH Dc ,oeH ,oorth
seeing.
Copyright. 1880 bv Public LEDGER