Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-11
Penn STATE HERE
|. FOR NAVY BATTLE
call. Madeira and MccoIIum
Will Not Start Against
Navy Tomorrow
uIpDIEs DUE THIS EVENING

Hugo Bezdck and his fenn state 'oi-
-. football team arrived here this
.riro for their game with Bob Fol-
H. Navy eleven on Franklin Field
tomorrow.
Tho souod arrived early this morning
- r,ent 70 the Hotel Walton for break
lot After that they motorcd to the
phi,odelphia Cricket Club as guests of
81 Peterson. Of the Peterson Motors
c,u,nanv in Jordan cars. Some Of the
.,hlstes played golf, but majority
cont to their rooms and rested until
lunch time. , ..o, Co..
..ao,;cc on tho practice field Of Chest
psu u;lI Acndcmy. Only signals were
,u%rlaed in, Killingcr running the team.
The souad looked good. ran through it8
linrs ti in n snap1y manner and every
p an seemed confident of victory.
Coach Hugo Bezdek. however. did
,ot share their optimism.
with the exception of three mcn'
Tho squad is in good shape. said Coach
pnzJek I'VE were forced to leave
Tontain Smell Mt home due to an opera
,on on his throat. Smell is the best
nmneing fullback in football and his
sbsence will hurt lot.
"NcCoIlum and MADEIRA are the other
nlorers who will not be able to start.
MADEIRA broke his leg in the Harvard
zane and Hills will be in his place at
tackle, Frank will start for McCollum
at end.
Coach Bezdek said his backtield would
| be composed of Killinger, quarterback /:
| Wilson and Lightner. halves, and
| Knobb. fullback. Knabb is the young
man who is substituting for Captain
| Smell.
Uuford will start Mt one end. Nc
Nahan and Hills will be the tackles {:
| Rear and Bendcnk. the guards. and
Bentz. the center.
CLYDE King. the Navy tackle. is tn"
only Annapolis regular who is not sure
4 q starting. He has been bothered with
bad leg. but may be able to hobblc
on the gridiron If permitted.
Navy Outweighed
The Niddics vii, be outweighed on
an average of five pounds to the man.
State has line that averages 1SS
pounds, against 1873 for the Annapolis
forwards. The Bezdek backfield is 100
against 1862, and the Center County
team 1871, against 116.
Carney. the left guard is the biggest
man on the Folwell eleven. He is six
feet three inches tall and weighs 21c
pounds. "Tiny" McMahan. the State
tackle, however. will be the giant Of the
two teams. '"rlny' is six feet seven
inches and moves the beam at 215
Barchett, the Middle right half. will be
the midget of the contest. He weigh,
only 150 pounds, but makes up in speed
what he lacks in Lvoirdupois.
Conroy. Koehler, Bnrchett and Ham
ends will be Parr and Taylor: the
Wiedorn; the guards. Carney ant
Frawley. and Captain Larsen will bC
the center.
Boles, Carney, Frawley and KIM
all were members Of the Navy's cham
pionshp eight cared crew They shoult
be at home if the gridiron is any way
wet.
Their Third Meeting
Robert c. Folwell and Hugo Bezdek
two Of the greatest coaches in foot
ball, meet for the third time when tn
Navy and State elevens ram into cacl
Y other on the Franklin Field gridiron.
III history repeats; II VIII mean an
Itn.l coHQueSl TOT tne state coach' 10
ne mas detcated folweIl IN their tw
p'eVious engagements. -,
"A unique feature of the folwell
heaocN ieud Is that the three meet
,nSS tO nave EMO, not brought together the sam
Mans; FIRST II was Penn and Oregon
then Penn and State and now Stat
sna tnc Navy.
III inc tuSSes between these two mon
scns among coaches. foIwcll has bee
tne lasorit" before tn" game and tn
user after me battle. The same scener
TTset Tor tn" game here tomorrow. Th
navy, dMe L" the victory over Prince
soh ana state tie with Harvard, whic
T' Tas lolloWcd by Crimson reverse q
iis"rtoWh' rules slight favoritc.
tol' ana OF Franklin Field in 1919 ma
~retold.
Met First !, ,o,-
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