Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-09

~ Nav n. j., Sept. 9.-1f beef
Usp for ANYTHING in the world Of
eouhaI, pennsylvania is going to re-
foolpan 1--we Of the honors lost on the
fslIni fsIi.on sUD Of franklin Field last year.
r@nanh lack Heisman Is working vita
~ the heaviest varsity squads in
ops " roars. but unfortunately 1t is
l,cens c,e Of the most inexperienced. The
aosOtors oso are there with the avoirdupois
vuasb ,bsv look like football players, but
a5u anhntbsr in they will come through with
Mnel hn rool stuff cannot be said until they
ntrSb The line in particular. is heavy. and
ypry likely that from tackle to
,h,o the forwards will average over
YAK % %nounds, even with Happy Day.
~ has displacement of only 16I.
MnV tha center OF the line. The average
~ ~ nMlled m BY Harold Cochran and
p,b Gillette. both 215-pound babies,
en- ,,ho are figured to make the first var
~ Cochran Is virtually certainty
~ ~ vcuard. but Gillette will have to step
to gain berth.
Erresvaag Only 143
Carl Ertresvaag is the lightest Of the
vnsmen, but the others are all good
,,ed athletes. Ertresvaag tips the
hams at only 143 pounds and Is ono
n Inc lightest men on the squad.
The backfield will be light, but not
much lighter than the usual Red and
plue quartet. The fyweight of Rex
Wray will pull the &c down con.
sIderably, but despite such a light man
At quarterback the whole Red and Blue
team should average close to 1l3.
There is an abundance of linemen
here at the shore camp. and Gus Iieg-
ler should be able to turn out an aS'
cellent quintet Of forwards. Gus knows
his business as line tutor and can
ret the best out of the men. He has
three veterans from last years com
bination in Happy Day, the center. and
Harold Cochran and Johnny Thurman.
the regular 1920 guards. Both Foley
and Gillette played on the squad last
year, so that they are not wholly green.
although they are shy on varsity stuff
Three other linemen who are down
here played with the freshmen last year.
They are Carl Wilson, Johnny Dern
and Jack Brydon.
In addition TO the forward athletes
named, Zeigler has found one whom he
believes will develop into n star. The
young nun . Hdlllt lS I-nll bPntnnpr,
the swimmer, who used' TO star at tackle
on a championship Brooklyn Polytech
eleven few years ago. Genthner has
been standing out down here like a
sore thumb. He is q bic chap. weighs
close to 100 pounds. and looks the part
Of a football player.
Praises Genthner
This boy Centhner," said Zeigler
yesterday. lis going to make real
tackle or | lose my guess. He has the
weight and the strength and he charges
well. Besides that. it looks as If he
has brains. He learns easily and re-
members to use what he has learned
The ends will be well taken care of
by Izzy Levine and it Is believed that
tho wngmen will not suffer in compar-
ison to any In college today. Bill
Grave, who was one Of the regulars last
season, is virtually sure OF a berth at
one Of the ends of the line. Carl Err
tresvaag. Sam Greenawalt, Danny Sui
livan, Rumbold and Brown will fight
II out for the other regular berth.
Ertresvaag and Grcenawalt alternat-
ed last season. Greenawalt was hand
icapped by a sore ankle during most
Of the 1920 campaign and this left a
majority of the wing playing TO Err
tresyaag, brother Of the Ertresvaag of
few years ago. The former Shat
tuck Military Academy lad has all the
earmarks Of good end, but he weighs
only 143 pounds and it Is doubtful If
he will be able to stand the gaff. How