The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-13

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and Thomas Mcnamara
None of these names comes as a
surprise to the students at Penn as
they have all been mentioned as
recommended by the football commit
tee.
There was surprise expressed, how
ever. at the passing OF several of the
coaches who have been associated
with Penn football teams for a num-
Der of years. DR.. Buck Wharton,
probably the greatest line coach in
the game. and BY Dickson, assistant
coach Of the backs last year, have
not been mentioned by the committee.
Although the council took no action
on Bill Hollenback as the man In
charge of the backneld men. 1t was
understood that they were waiting to
hear from Bill in regard to whether
he will accept the position. AS he
announced last week, Bill is rather
closely attached to his coal business
at that time of year. and 1t is a ques-
ton whether he can find time for the
coaching job.
WORK UNASSIGNED.
No particular work has been as
signed to the men named. but 1t is un-
derstood that Gus Ziegler will have
direct charge Of the line men. Zieg-
Ter reported with the Penn squad late
in the season last year and assisted
Buck Wharton in this department
Bert Bell and HOBBY Light will be
the assistants of Hollenback with the
backfield should Bill decide to take
the position. Both of these men
are as good a pair Of backs as have
been on a Red and Blue team for sew
eral years. Bell was q great field
general and will spend q great deal
of time with the quarterbacks- He Is
now vice president of St James Hotel
HOBBY Light distinguish himself as
one of the best open-held runners and
best defensive players that Penn has
seen in a long time and will coach
along this line.
Lou p. Young viii act in an ad-
visory capacity. as last year. and will
devote his time with both the backs
and ends.
George Levone was great end In
his days at Penn and will have charge
Of this department of the game Le-
vene was on hand the greater part of
last season and is well acquainted
with the Heisman style of play. DR..
Keogh will again have charge OF the
freshman team. Keogh had great sue
cess with the yearlings last season
and developed several valuable men
for the varsity this year. Tommy Nc
Namara, as last year. will have
charge of the scrub team.
ROBERTSON TRAINS
Lawson Robertson. coach OF the
track team, has been given the Job
of trainer Of the football players and
will have direct charge Of the phys
ical condition of the team. DR.. Ar
thur Light was again appointed as
the team physician.
Fall practice will not begin until
September this year. and all the
men are expected to report to the
coach in good condition The first
game of the season will be with
Delaware College on September %.
Three men from last years cham
pion 150-pound crew were awarded
their varsity by the council. These
men are John Gels, Samuel Goodie
and George Pratt Edward NJ. Tay-
Tor was approved as manager Of the
tennis team for this season Ac-
cording to the amendment to the
intercollegiate Association constitu-
ton each college in the association
Is entitled to a graduate representa-
tive, and this appointment was
given to David f. Williams, who
was manager OF the Penn track team
in 1911.