Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-05

PENN WILL TRY NEW
FOUL RULE WEDNESDAY
Player Foued viii Shoot Either for Basket or Thro'O to
y Teor,nuate in Came With DrexeI-Dickinson First
! Victim OF Ne,v Season for Bill Graves Quintet

basket three -fourths OF the time nnd how
well he performed can be attested from
the fact that the visitors registered three
field goals, all in the first half.
Huntz the Big Star
Walter Huntzinger, who looks 30 frail
that the spectator expects to gee him
topple over, played the star game for
his team. He showed greater speed
than even the most sanguine Of his sup
porters expected. He raced up ano
down the floor Saturday night making
catch after catch and blocking the op-
position passes like McNichol did last
year. In addition Huntz slipped away
from his Dickinson guard for three field
goals in the first half and four In the
second.
Bill Grave at center easily outjumped
his opponent and managed to register
two field goals in the first half to one
Springfield lad was away off in foul
shooting, getting only five of his ten
tries from the fifteen foot mark.
Emil Rosenast, whose eye for the
basket failed him numerous times last
season, failed to garner q single basket.
Time and time again he had easy shots
under the basket, but he always missed
His floor work was not up to the stand
ard he set for himself in 1920, when
his great playing enabled the Red and
Blue to win the title and defeat Chi
cago in the play-off.
ROsenast is one Of the big stars Of
college basketball and he should get into
his real stride before the opening of
the intercollegiate season.
HOACH McNICHOL tried out
~ host. of substitutes during the first
and second halves. OF the number,
Label GoldbLdtt, the former. freshman
star aud Southern High School dth-
lete, looked, the best. Label is speedy,
has great basket eye and can shoot
fouls ,cifh the best on the. colleges.
He. shared one double decker Sdfur-
day night in the second half.
Brew, center: Sullivan, Brydon,
James and Jimmy McNichol, the fourth
member of the McNichol family to wear
varsity jersey at Penn, saw action
during the game. They all failed to
score, but their defensive work kept the
visitors from the basket.
Fresh Looks Good
The freshman, starting their season
with Danny McNichol as coach, de.
feated Art and Textile, 80 to II. The
Red and Blue ycarlings played brilliant
basketball from the start. Jimmy Car.
mack, the former Atlantic City High
School lad: Harker, who jumped
center on the Trenton High School
quintet last year; Kneass, a former
West Philadelphia High School star !;
Onyx and Bob Hill, the last named, a
former Northeast High School luminary
and high scorer in the Interscholastic
League last year, made up the first year
team.
The soccer team closed Its season
by defeating Yale. 5 to 0. The
victory puts Penn in tie with Hnr-
ward for next to last place, Yale
occupying the cellar post. Penn won
but one other intercollegiate game
during the season, Harvard being the
victim early in the season. Partridge
was the star of the Red and Blue with
Wilder, Vollmer and Miller sharing the
spoils.
The Penn juniors lost to Lafayette
at Easton on Saturday, 2 to o, In q
Penn State League contest.