Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-03
Repeat Victory Over Washington Phillies Lo
PENN VARSITY EIGHT
RECEIVES SHAKE-UP
Coach Wright Promotes Howell,
Rosenberg and Guenther to
the Varsity Eight
COPELAND TO TAKE REST

Coach Joseph Wright, Of the Uni
v.rs,ty of Pennsylvania crews, did the
.,rected. Last night he changed his
.rs,ty and junior varsity eights after
tsoir defeats at the hands of the Mid
Siss at Annapolis last Saturday after
u.e% unn, Penn met the Navy with
rotc. nV shift crews, the result Of changes
,nado necessary in both eights because
~ tbe sudden illness of Bill Chambers,
w,n was rowing No. @ on the varsity.
Cnne,ond was sent to the varsity in his
,,acc and on Saturday morning Sir
Hosonb made several other changes,
Sronpine Copeland out Of the boat and
nlacing Jellinek in his seat.
Yesterday afternoon the two boats
r.re changed in several places. Charley
W;tcbcll, the 143 pound stroke, who
rowed brilliantly against the Navy
a;sht ia at stroke, with WaidDer at
NJ and Jellinek No. 9. At No: 0
Wrigbt has placed Rosenberg and hos
sbifted Liefeld to the same position
in the iunior she'll Wheeler is at NO;
4 Swan at No. 8, Howell at No. z
and Cuenther at bow. The last name
renlaced Gels, who was sent back 70
bls seat in the 150- pound eight; Eowell; !;
who has been rowing on the thlrd
varsity ever since his return to crew
york. replaced Liefeld, who was sent
20 the junior varsity eight. ..
Barby. stroke; Riker, Z; Rugh, .;
Iiefeld, 3; Singer, 4; Loosen, .; Day,
. and Roberts, bow, completes tne
funior varsity eight. According 20
Coach Wright, he anticipates making
NO changes in the seating OF his 10Y :
mound eight, which contains virtually
The same makeup. with the exception
Of Mitchell and Jellinek, now on the
varsity, as it did last. year when IL
captured the championship.
Practice started yesterday afternoon
tor the Child's Cup regatta, which takes
Mace on the Harlem River the !4th OF
His month. Columbia and Princeton
are the other members of the asSocia- :
ton 40
Bill Copeland. who has been an oars
man and a football player at Pennsyl. 1.
vania for the last three years, may not
row again this year. Bill has been ham
nered this season with boils that have
become infected, and as result he mas
been unable to reach the form that
cbaracterized his work last year. he
has decided to rest about two weeks,
and Il at the end of that time he does
not feey physically capable will call MS
NOT feel physically capable will call MS
Copeland is not the only sufferer
from boils. Jellinek, the former Cen :
trail High School oarsman, howed IN
the race against the navy with three
good sized ones on his leg.
The track team had day OF resi-
Yesterday after their strenuous week :
end, but will start in this afternoon TO
prepare for the triangular meet in New
York city Saturday afternoon, with
Columbia and Dartmouth as the other
two parties. The meet will be held on
South Field in Gotham, with Bobbie'
Red and Blue team the favorites. :,
Columbia is said to have an excellent
all around team, especially in the held
events and with Dartmouth as strong
as ever of the track and with Shelburne
in the sprints and Thomson in the hur-
dles the meet should be exceedingly
close. 1t is felt, however. that with
such stars as Maxam, Eby, Brown,
Smallcy, McFadden and Head In the
track events that the Red and Blue
ierseyed athletes can roll up enough
points to win the meet.