Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04

r,r, Ertressvaae, Pennsylvania s
,.,rIont left end. may not start against
er.rcttc tomorrow afternoon on
raail;n Field, according to one of the
"a and Blue coaches. Ertic, who
n.od n bang.up game against Pitts
y,,h and who was removed late in the
s sSme, limping and badly bruised from
ss hard play in the Pittsburgh contest,
AIS coach says, Is trained down hne
~ bruised from head to foot.
IHe and Bill Grave bore the brunt OF
,hs terrific interference. of Warmers
sssts Inst Saturday, and were instru-
sssntal in more than once stopping the
tr;Iant Davies and the equally brilliant
anderson and IIolleran in their dashes
smund the wings.
With the Dartmouth and Cornell
,smes in the offing. and both of them re =
ssrded with as much respect rs the
Maroon game, the Penn coaches are in =
slined TO save Ertressvaag rather than
.snd him in tomorrow afternoon and
ssve him badly used up again. lie will
n ali probability see action against
iofk Sutherland's flashy eleven. but
Il not thought likely that he will
start the contest.
Greuawalt Improves
'Crecpawalt. the former York High
acbooI lad, who is showing return
~ The form the coaches saw in flashes
ssrly In the season. Is the choice for
,be most in case Ertic docs not play.
Greenawalt il a tall. lunky lad and an
sec,rate catcher Of forward passes. The
,oaches, principally 1zzy Leven, have
been drilling him long and hard the
Int week, and are about convinced that
IL has arrived. Yesterday he showed
brand of defensive end play that drew
warm praise from the coaching staff and
bis teammates.
Greenaralt is the hcal end. He
reiqhborhoOd Of I7J pounds. Fast
on his feet and Showing a natural
football agility and fight he Should
make great wtngmdn before he
leares the University. lie has dn-
other pcdr to play and ncrt gear
should be a ft running mate for Bill
Grare.
Another change in the Penn line up
willprobably take place in the backield.
Mike .Whitchill who started the Pitt
contest last week, has been unable to
engage in scrimmagc drill this week
because Of badly bruised shoulder and
A torn knee. The coaches may send
him in the game after the second half
gets under way. but. hardly at the start.
Al Vogeln, the former Central High
'khool star, whose great defensive play
in the scrimmagc drills during the
lbt week has earned him chance to
start the game. will probably be sta
toned at one of the halfback posts.
Those Sub. Backs
Joe Biben, another former Crimson
ard Gold star, and Wittmer, both OF
whom have been playing brilliantly in
scrimmage drills during the last two
weeks, may get Il chance to show their
prowess against the Maroon. Wittmer
has been tearing the Lafayette line to
shreds. while Biben'S defensive work has
been the superlativc kind.
Dern will again start at center. The
former Salt Lake City High School boy
has earned the pivot position, according
10 several of the coaches, because of
his aggrcsslvcncSs and sure passing. He
can toss spiral back with greater
peed than any center at Penn since
Lud Wray. lie is also II clever ul-
coyerer of enemy plays, in which he has
proved of invaluable aid to the other
linemen.
& The remainder of the team tctlt be
the same as started against tho
Pdnthers last SATURDAY. Rep WrGV
DiH coll the signals, Pos Miller tcW
De at one Of the halres and Hdmcr
ct tallback. IN the line IN addition