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tackling is said to be of the vicious
variety that made Hobey Light such a
star.
Captain Jimmy Lcech. who plays
halfbnck, il one of the best open field
runners he has seen this season. ac-
cording to Mcnamara. He can run the
ends and hit the line like much bigger
man. though he weighs but 155 pounds.
Last week he made two eighty five yard
runs that were little short of spectacular
when il is considered that he went
through the entire opposing eleven.
I.eech will be the man who needs con-
slant watching this afternoon.
Bunting. who also bears the first
name of Jimmy. is almost on a par with
Ieech. He is said to be best in an open
field and tower Of strength on the
defense. Bill Stuart, the regular quar-
terback. is q player of the Rex Wray
TYNE, small but fleet of foot and deadly
tackler. He weighs 40 pounds. just
three pounds more than the Red and
Blue star.
It will be interesting to see what
Coach Heisman will do with his backs
this afternoon. Due to injuries, Mike
Whitehill will sit on the bench. and in
his place will be Eddie Farrell, who
VIII uO tuc tut Ittu anu
Blue. Pos Miller will start at quarter
back with Farrell and Herman Harvey
at the halves and Joe Straus, the Texas
bullet, at fullback. This quartet is all
I.of the same size, about feet 8 inches,
and give more the appearance of pony
backtield than the famous one used by
Bob Folwell last fall.
For his reserves Heisman will have
Biben. Caldwell, Sawyer and White
hill If he is needed.
Sawyer is the Dean Academy boy who
played with the freshman last year and
on whom Coach Heisman IL banking for
the games later in the season. Only yes
terday Sawyer was declared eligible by
the faculty. He has been showing ur
exceptionally we'll in practice with his
| line smashing and smart end running
and may prove to be just the man Heis
man is looking for to strengthen his
team Extensively.
During Ahe last week the Red and
Blue offensive has improved consider
ably. The varsity and seconds hav,
been giving the scrubs drubbing daily
and in doing so have shown more punch
than at any time this season. New plays
and new formations will make the Rec
and Hlue look like changed eleven this
| afternoon.
Buck Wharton, the line coach. has
been forced to change his line from las
week. Frank will be at center, witt
Ward and Thurman the tackles, an,
Tips and Lehman the guards. Tips ha
| been playing such great brand of foot
ball the last week that he has edge
Copeland out for the first substitute o
the line. In the absence of Thomas
Tips was given an opportunity TO shoy
what he could do, and the Texan dem
onstrated during the last week that h
has the goods.
Bud Hopper will start at right en-
this afternoon, his first game since hi
accident incurred in the Delaware game
the opening one of the season. He suf
fered dislocation of the elbow tina
made playing impossible. Scrimmag
during hte last week, with the elbow
hraced in a special appliance, proved T.
the coaches that the member was /
shape to stand the grind of a full game
and this afternoon Hopper will get tn
chance he has been itching for. Waite
Camp, the noted gridiron authority
thinks that the Penn leader Is one of I'll
real stars of the game, and bud ha
Ave games to prove this contention.
At the other end will be Carl Esters
vaag. the Dakota youth who played sue
q whirlwind game against Lafayette las
| Saturday In his first game. He replace
| Bill Grave, who has been relegated !
the bench.