Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13

Pos Miller, Penn's brilliant halfoack
during the last two seasons. is regarded
as the most likely successor OF captain
Rex wray to lead the Red and Blue on
the gridiron in 1922.
Tomorrow at / o'clock the varsity
nlayers who are to receive their letter
for the gridiron sport will meet IN the
training house and ballot for the cap q,
tain, after which the annual tootoall
picture will be taken.
Sentiment among the gridders IS over :
whelmingly in favor Of the Lebanon
youth. It Is said that the other junior
classmen on the team who are eligible
deliver their votes for Miller. Car
Ertressyaag. one Of the wingmen of the
last two seasons Johnny Thurman. q
tackle, and Harold Cochrane, "a guard
have been mentioned along with Miller
as possible candidates for the position
Muller Is at present playing.
guard post on the Red and Blue
basketball team IN the post left
yacdnt bv the graduation Of DdnmV
McNichol. He entered the Unt-
verslty IN the fall Of 1919 and tcdS
a star on the freshman football,
basketball and 6dsebaiI teams.
Last year he dubbed on the court
team and ;ods a regular quarter
back end haroGck on the 9rtdiron
team.
/ While the Official list Of lptte
awards is not expected to be announced
until Friday, when the athletic cOun
ell meets, It is said that those recon
mended for the coveted p will be mott
fed today and told TO report tomorrow
In addition to those already men
toned the following may receive thei
letter Frank Sutherland. Everett
Day. Gig Genthner. Bill Grave. Mix
Whitehill. Johnny Lukes. John Dern
Frank Wittmer, Al EOgelin. Johi
Humes, AL Langdon, George Sullivan
Frank Graf and Phil Pendleton
Other possibilities are Walter Greena
walt, Charles McAnally, Basle Grove
Bill Foley, Ringe. Reckus and Lewis.
Important Council Meeting
The athletic council meeting on Fri
day is one Of the most important q
the year. IN addition to announcin
the letter winners. 1t is expected tha
the football schedule for next seaso
will be announced. There Is a stron
possibility that the baseball scheduI
will also be made known. AcCordin
to Acting Graduate Manager Bush
nell. the personnel Of the coaching sta
will not be announced until after tn
meeting Of the council in January.
At the January meeting the CON
mittees for the ensuing year are elected
In addition to the chairman of the att
letic council. Sydney Hutchinson
He has been in the South for the pa
two weeks and until his return, whiC
is expected Friday morning, no oftici
information or the schedule viii
available.
| Speculation has been rife since t!
close Of the season on the makeup
| the Red and Blue schedule next yea
| The new stadium, which IS planned
seat a maximum Of So 900 persons, W
he ready for the opening game on Sci
tember 30, according to the prese
| plans.
Franklin and Marshall. which he
| Penn to q 20-to-0 score during {
| past season, according to official al
nouncement. will have the honor
being the first Penn opponent in {
| new amphitheatre.
| The remainder Of the schedule,
| tofth the exception Of the Cornell
| game on Thanksgiving Day, Is q
| matter Of doubt. Negotiations are
| pending rcith rirtudIly all colleges
,cho have recently been promI-
| nently mentioned as coming TO
| Franklin Field IN 1929.
| From the announcement OF schedu,
by other institutions it is virtually ce
tain that Brown will not be seen her
as was runored last week. The on
| data that ~ h0t heripp tbo 1npaSfars