Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-24

mI LITTLE more pep. the sam'
n amount of fight. and Pittsburgh
an know this time next Saturday
,oon that they have been in
ae' NY, A Penn coach was speaking to
nsn.. of Red md Blue gridiron play
roup % Saturday afternoon, a shor,
ers ,a nttor the Red and Blue had secured
.me revenge by defeating >irgimt
s,,,,ory institute, 81 to I. 81, =
'Miiivs" ,bowed the old fight and spirit III
III. afternoon and you dispiaEeo
tnere fonthall knowledge with viyidnes!,
you, ,ho frst time this season. Keep II
tor and we might yet SURPRISE IN,
| up ocrcs un who have been predicting tna'
Wrrould never win another game hl.e'
NJ. 7. game. A team IL heve,
tnss tnssooted until the last whistle ol1"s
ond lust remember that next 'a'u''aS
attsrngii, attstartinr this afternoon Heism1n, ,, and
,,s a;des will drive the hed ana blue
nlTs,ntIessly nls for the first OF tne TOUT so
renod h;u games on the scheduie. ri.Is,
tarsh unGuestionably II tne S.ronseS, M ,art
n, ou,s" Penn will have facen OS r nea. iea.
% %Satmrday night and the Goaches s ",m ,iarore ore
Nc time this week IN ur'''''s '"' ''"'
% 10 fare thee well. ,,oss ;niurio,
liner. .ho coming week upset the dope.
during - ,n will be in better shape this
that In lem than at any time in the last
SaturunSl sls Johnny Thurman. the big
four 20 The only varsity player VINO
tackle, t On the injured list this morn /.
temSiIIis mIis was hurt in the closing period
ing ,be Cadets and had TO be as
listed frora the feld'
The Injured Are Hopeful
I,bnnv Likas. who displayed his yer
.H'.,. yHvn -, saturday, has almost entirely
arored atl.s, from his injured leg. while
ond Dern, the centerS. who nave
pas on the sidelines, but who played
pee. a" game against V. NJ. |. simply
ID so us Penn did not have any capable
oec.;,,.o oecau;tv will be in shape this week.
suos''WS Wrov proved that his ankle is in
n.d;t;on, W.; while Mike Whitehill showed
- .bo short time he saw action against
a., Southerners that he will be ready
hsfore the week is out.
Al vopclin was in the game saturday
- bo too. will be ready on Satur-
NV NV Gov pittsburgh. Bill Grave. and. In
&c. rho remainder of the team are at
ias, In the condition where they can
No through scrimmage drills 40 much
desired by the coaches.
Thero was n certain note OF opium
lam around Penn this morning: Inc
coaches at breakfast We're wreathed III
smiles. The players seemed to nave
caught the feeling and they too smiled
ss thcy seldom have done on Monday
mornings so far this season.
What Heisman Thinks
Heisman himself set the example. II
am very much pleased over the showing
Of the tenn on Saturday against Nlr-
ginia Military Institute. The smooth
ness Of play was something that can
not forget They seemed to run off the
plays faster. looiicd like real threat
all Of the time and outplaycd the visi-
tors. The team certainly looked better
| in all departments. There was little
tendency to overrun tackles but other
wise the defense, was smooth.
"In the fourth period. when ] was
forced 10 send in several substitutes
| 10 give the regularS~a rest because |
want to save any more injuries, the
team looked little ragged, principally
because Of the grcenncss of the men /
sent in
They seemed unable to get Bunting
on that forward pass that gave them
touchdown, the cadet shaking off three
players who should have nailed him
without any trouble. However, | have
|no complaint to make. I feel perfectly
satisfied and although from the stands
|the play might have looked n little
ragged at times. on the whole it was
better than expected.
You noticed how We broke up those
peculiar formations of the visitors