Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06
PENN FRESH AGAIN
SURPRISES VARSITY
Coach keogh's Youngsters
Come Within Ace of Scoring
on Heisman's Eleven
WHITEHlLL IN UNIFORM


sylvania freshmen. They arc having
their own little World Series ever,
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a. '"' '''" WIZ"
inc VarSitF as INC party OF the second
! part. So far the tirst-year men have
TWO moral victories 10 'he'r 'r'uit' Wn'''
al '"e ''pS''F '"i '"E - UNA, 'neE ""N'
gained more ground than their oppo-
ncnts.
Du IIolIorhac, Is man Of notion
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anu Nv o''1'''H III s''''e " '"' WV
ball team hard work every daE. In
addition he also thinks that there Is
no better scrimmaging in the world than
that between n varsity and first year
team for the reason that the varsity
naturally has n feeling Of lordship over
the first wear men and that the fresh
men have a feeling that anything they
put over on the upper clasSm"n is worthy
Of q medal. Therefore keen Strug-
gle almost akin to fight. + the result.
All 'hCt up over their splendid
showing Of Tuesday against the varsity.
tn" freshmen entered yesterday : conflict
with the feeling that they WCr" gong TO
| put one over. For twenty -hVc minutes
| the two teams struggled and iouGht as
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meeting. Neither team was aoIe 70
score on the other, put Tor n'r,cneSs OF
| play when in the shadow OF tn"ir goal
posts there haSn bG'n ahEln'hs Ih
FRANKLIN Ficld to equal the N'hhI "i 'he
freshmen on one occasion F"S'eruaS'
Hold on ~. Ward Mark
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1"nSrS At '"e my n','nu /" "i't,' a,aI a'i''a
N1ueI' .use u .'e :, nI,,,,s. TU,, roHoSi,,o
in the arms of varsity eligible. Two
burIy, hr$t'y"nr men went attcr that
| pigNkln as though 1t meant thelr tuture
happiness, and they succeeded oy hcr-
Cu!"nn work in knocking III" plgskin
10 "arh. Ihat was IN" only r'a.
chance m" varsity had tor from mat
TIM" on. the hrSt year mon STOOD IKE
the "mbQttIcd farmers at Lexington
ana r"p"iIod ever! varsity a''a'k'
Ana tn" hrSt- year men had on" OK
celIent opportunity TO Scor" thot was
only lost when McHraW. IN" BuHalo
lad, playing in tho 6achhcld, was forced
out OF bounds. 1t happened this way :
Pos Miller heaved forward pass that
IN" varsity end was to receive. lie
had II almost in his arms, when the
| first year player leapod high in the air
and dragged the pigskin down. Bill
! Grave made lunge that almost dropped
the youugStcr. but he scurried along in
q staggering way for n few yards. re-
| covered his balance and raced 80 wards
down the field before Billy Mahpr's :
lunge sent him ont of bounds.
Three bad passes TO the backs forced
the freshman to punt. and the varsity
started a driva down tho fold tLot wos
Iinterrunted whom ConcL Kongb snp+ HE
charges 10 rho dressing room
a Moral NiCtOry-keogh
"Ano,bcr moral victory.' said
Keogb, we are ready for fbn varsity
any old afternoon in fLn week Thcsc
| yoiInpstorS az mine win SHOW, thom En,v
! 70 nI"v tho gnme MD yo,,. 500 Lov.. th,v
stot,mnL ,ho,, ~, thor" Ly ,I.. ,',T ,ir,g
Thnt .5o StnF thot ooI,,,,. 49,, 80 .
go"o Fn., mromab :" o"a,r mor,,. WY" tba ~ f
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tn" task of getting it over. Tie old
gang sure Gld mold the varsity.
Nlhg ana Jimmy DeWhurSt. the back
n'Id STARS or heogh eleven, again per-
forMcd Nalantly behind the line. Their
la'hllhS ana running with IN" ball was
isp"Cta'uIar; DelrnSlVely the first yeaI
backs stood out the varsity backs eN-
c"pl on two or three occasions failing tc
ger any iMrthrr than tn" secondary ,i".
t'hH'' N"stgate. at end. IN" KaIa'
m"Zoo lad, played a sterling game
6reaKihg un INC varsity int'rt"rcnc" or
ms N'"" "t IN" Ilnr several times
ChurH Robh, ,wh" distinguished him
scI at rIght END against me varsity, OF