Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-14
BILL GRAVE OUT OF
SWARTHMOREGAME
Big End Has Several Pulled
Tendons in His Leg-White-
hill May Not Play
lUkAS IN THE BACKFleLD

po,r,r,-o,;,,o ohooos AGAINST
''"Ni" ,,,,
e"arthnore tomorrow TOOK ue'i'eu
drop this morning when it was dlscov-
cred that Big Bill Grave, the lanky
.rd ,,a,,id =. ,,,,LIo ., ,,,or
enu, W"u'd De unHole 10 p,aE' ,r
II IL "'So Salu tnnt M'N' "!''"''i
The varsity's only punter and end rum
ner par excellence. would be out of the
game. Whitehill is hoping to get into
the fray. but Grave sees but little hope
unleSs ms injured knee reSpoi'uS 10
treatment tomorrow morning
HraVe pulled several Ilgamen's IN nus
Knee against GettNsourg ihst Satur,
day, ana since that tlme mas lnduiS"G
In but one practice. and that Slgnal
drill. Yesterday afternoon he was out
on the field in uniform but did nothing
but follow the varsity i'll its signal
drill.
lie had hoped that the injured mem
Der would be in shape To enter scrim-
mage yesterday or @l>r go 1nrousn ~ y
splrI''d Siehal urUI' u"' II "nS ~ S'',1
mat ne was uhaoie TO "hlN ".thout
perceptloIe imp Inc MY, ~
spe'lalIF mace ora'r' anu II nn'! I'"L
RS can get some "i the s,r"'n ON Wv
hPamShtS HraIr may start out '"'
outlook Is doubtful
Grave ON the SIDE INES mas 1ttRcK'd
Mike NhltehlII: IN" former hUIg'rs
lad tore several IiGam"htS III ms knee
against the battlefield eleven ana mas
been limpmg ever SInce' nc ran
through signal drill on Neuhesday
afternoon, but Yesterday ana nothing
He hopes. however, to get into action
tomorrow. providing his knee comes
back to normally.
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in.' 'as &C., Il
!, WIN w hitehlll ann HIans 'tiI oTi ta VI
the varsit! llhs- -ul, lhe IT Ifn,a W." Io
weakened conSid'rapIH' however, tne
coaches and the payers Wnit eNPecI-
Ing hard game loon tor victory D!
narrow margin me relIrh OF J"mI.nnS
Lukas' the ShamGkln laI TO inc nm,
up Is .cXp"cted' l'S'rIuaN nv NoLheI
out with IN" NarS'tE curing 'i' Slk,'.!
drliI ana WhiIH ne mas hot nau any any
scrimmaSe work s'nTr he i,JurSu MS
shoulder IS IN exreIl'ht PnSsi'"' con-
Lukas has been on the side lines for
Snro ht meT" hos "r,M nnt boon idis For fba
past two weeks he was member OF
one of the varsity teams in the signal
drill and has mastered all the plays.
Another regular Is expected to be alb
sent at the start of the game tomorrow.
Johnny Thurman. the big tackle of last
year's eleven ran through signals on
the third varsity eleven yesterday while
his place was taken on the varsity by
Sutherland. Thurman is certain to soc
action during the game, but from the
comment of the coaches he will not
start the contest.
According to one of the coaches the
line will be the same as last Saturday
with the exception Of right end. where
Ed McMullen will start at end in place
Of Grave. The baseball star has been
exhibiting well during scrimmage drills
this week and has impressed the coaches
so much with his work that he will
( get the call over the half dozen other
~ candidates tomorrow. While n trife
inexperienced McMullen has all tho
earmarkS of n brilliant end. Tie j,
faster than Grave and can catch for .
ward passes with the best Of them.
Hap Day will be back at cnnter
with IIumcs and Cochrane as the guard,
and Genthner and Sutherland. the
tackles. Ertressvaag will play the
other wing post.
t
1eN Haner OH lap
In the backfeld will be Rex Wray
ut quarterback, the brilliant Pos Miller
n and Lukas at the halves and Vogelir
l. at fullback. There is strong posi-
!. bility that Tex llamcr, the big fullbaCl
oot into aCt"" W%ntbo %nt 'TS. Tc , rH wa
n is problrmati"aI. lie i a trIfc rrcrn
II but his great plpy during the Ia,r IT,.
/ weeks has earned him n r,are pu.ol,.
J the first six bnrks.
~ Rex Wrav has entirely rocoyerc,
from his sprained ankle and eyrects 7,
i have a great day tomorrow, The lit
skipper of the Red and Blue did no
show the form in the last two game
he is capable of and with his ankl,
in good shane again he promises TO aiy
the Penn adherents something to c6ee
about.
The Penn undergraduates are helm
B besieged by Swarthmore students AM
followers for odds on the game hr
they have been unable to convince IN
sons Of Ben Franklin that il Is auy
#s thing but an even money afrlr. Inter
est in the game is ar a high pitch an,
IS with 800 Swarthmore students cxpectc
to attend the fracas the afternOo
promises to be an interesting one. Tn
f.. Penn band will be on the field again
while the cheering section is pyDertc
10 be filed to capacitv.
Lots Of seats are stiII on sgIc nc
cording to Joe Sbeehan and MIX
Mallon. the guardians Of the tIrkr
window. They expect. iudging fro,