Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-03
HELSMAN DROPS FIVE
FROM VARSITY SQUAD
Crane, Thurman Sutherland Cochrane and Day Turn
in Red and Blue Jerseys-Reshh of Poor Shouting
Aeai,st Franklin and Marshall

"nisoustcd! I should say ! am. l
o. +, nv life saw football team
m,ov n like Penn did Saturday after.
no p,"T " Coach John W. Heisman with
a,ssust written all over his face was
talking ...u.u ,o,,
naturally expect them to play II. anat
.nom saturday afternoon lorgot eserg
.bina ever taught to them. lney iai'Ju e,
% follow instructions, they taiiea 10 uo
most everything team sHouiu fII uo rho
mVSi ~ am not alone in my feelings. Inc
.hos "' 70 man are disgusted. You
coaenoj ojrs 70 see some changes in that
are eV,nt nnSt week. 1t was the old case
tealn confidence. They figured after
oL o0o oosv victory over Delaware that all
Tue Nd to do was walk on the held
tnsi acore Franklin and Marshall to
death. s tbov found that they had
- NAV big league football against
- W foam. no matter what the repu-
eoey ...ior II might have or what their
Ia,,J ron;oua record. / was never so dis
Pne,0J pad with a team in my life. Time
sas sS.or time in conferences and on the
Eli IN nractice we have dinged things
to tnto the players minds thinking that
.Lot mart of our duties at least was
orsr srer Instead they go out there and
fsIled TO remember a thing
Ran a Mile After Game
After the game Heisman and the
coaches delivered scathlng lectures 10
The Red and Blue squad. Before leav-
Inc the field Heisman ordered every man
ON tho souad who did not play through
an entire quarter to run around the
Sed four times tone mile) and then to
come in for his shower.
Not only did Heisman send the men
uho did not play through twelve min
utes around tho field, but he made the
most drastic move ever made by Penn
coach After a consultation with the
remainder Of the coaches he announced
tbot all but seven members OF the
varsity squad would be labeled as sub
stitutes during the coming week and
that they would have to fight to regain
their places on the varsity squad.
IT have taken the Red and Blue
ierseys away from Sutherland, Day,
Thurman, Grave and Cochrane and
have told them that they must win their
way back. We have no more varsity
team. We have seven men who are
called varsity players and the remainder
must show me and the coaches that
they are capable of wearing Red and
Blue jersey.
Captain Rex Wray, Ertresvaag,
Vogelin, Miller, Whitehill, Genthner
and Langdon were the seven men Sc
lected by the coach as having played
football we'll enough during the Frank =
lin and Marshall game to remain as
varsity players.
Praises NOgelin and Langdon
OF the number Vogelin and Langdon
are substitutes or we're before Satur-
dey's game. "Vogelin and Langdon
played like big leaguers and are de-
serving of varsity jerseys. That fellow
L.angdOn won his spurs if ever a man
did. and If he continues we are going
to have a mighty fine halfback. Vogelin,
TOO. showed real varsity calibre,' said
EIeiSman.
Tommy Iangdon, the former Scranton
High School player, was elevated to the
varsity squad only last Tuesday, but
since that time has shown brilliantly.
On Saturday his play stood out like
a sore thumb on an 1chabod Crane. He
checked up the line in superlative style,
and ran with the ball like a veteran.
1t was Nogeln's hard run that pre-
vented possible Franklin and Mar
shall touchdown. A few minutes before
the end of the second period Rex Wray
uncorked n forward pass on the re-
ceving end of which was to be Voge-
lin.
Roberts, of Franklin and Marshall
intercepted the pass and started down
the field with a . to 10-yard handicap
on the Penn team. Vogelin 10 yards