Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01
VOCEL|N TO START
!. FOR PENN TODAY
Farmer Central High Lad Will
pIay FuIIback Against
~ r. and M. Eleven

r. and M. Eleven
STUDENT HOMECOMING DAY
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Z Today il home coming dav AZ vi,
r.,sors,tv Of Pennsylvania. The red
,ra blue gridiron warriors after tne'r
r,ctory over Delaware last sat
'aVy oftornoon. face the Franklin
md Marshall colleginns thlS aiter,Gor, san.;on
md will have in the chetiiink ,ik, 'I.tsO,' go
ne entire student Dody "'hie'iC "'''
'iot,on ticket holders -.
ciatiV SATURDAY. when Delaware met
,.Ln % Al, tbe students had not returned
rem ,ho University and as n result the
10 .h stomds where they hold forth was
SOU" ,..s ,ban half flied. The University
lsS lss,oi officially yesterday with a
opI.rt opeIhrTt body Of II, 800. of whom some
u"r hu" thousand are holders Of A.. A.
s;ctrts .syu for which they pay ten dollars
year ,,. La,
"hoo- the red and blue on to victory
"a With the chen" leaders all decked
,t NV IN their white sweaters with the
ou S and blue bands and their dinky
i.us r marched on their heads this af-
.srroon's game with +. and NJ. Will
h,,e the renl collegiate atmosphere.
sbortlv after noon tn" first student
.,nt,usent was expected to start
.,,saninp into Franklin Field for the
nnrnose of meeting old friends not seen
.ince the summer vacation started.
Crouned here and there in the south
stands will be little knots of students
Jiscmssing the red end blue possibilities
for the coming year.
The easy victory of last Saturday over
,be weak Delaware team has not given
Inc students Of Red and Blue follow
.rs any feeling Of being over optimistic.
They realize that Coach Heisman mas
an excellent team In the making and
That the true worth of it will hardly
he brought out before the game two
weeks from today with Swarthmore.
Gettysburg, which comes to Frank
lin Field next Saturday. ~ reported
m have a fast, heavy team. composed
mostly of veterans. The Penn students,
however, do not feel that the battle
al. ha u,Sro nf
their tavorites, but with the Garnet.
traditional opponents of the Red and
Blue, there Is the feeling that something
might be doing.
Youngsters on Hand
Twelve hundred youngsters. members
Of the various boys clubs throughout
the city, will be on their way to
Franklin Field shortly before game
time. They are the guests Of the
Rotary Club, of this city. Several
bands they brought along will liven up
the wait for the kickoff.
For nearly oil Of the youngsters It
will be their first grdiron game. Like
true Americans, the youngsters know
the different positions. and those who
are ignorant Of the great American col
lese game will soon be appraised Of the
Significance OF center, half6ack and
tackles by their brother youngsters.
Penn was the favorite for the game
this afternoon, matter of fact. the big
favorlte. Last week Franklin and Mnr-
shall defeated Albright 7 10 O and
showed that they had lots of speed and
ability. Yesterday afternoon was al
easy one for the Red and Blue.
Coach lleisman, because of the heat
end desire to keep his team in shape
Tor the battle this afternoon, sent them
through light workout that consisted
OF forward passing. signals and the
usual rudmentary workouts.
For fifteen minutes, however, HeiS-
man changed biz program and the en-
ure varsity squad went through Wig
ofous interfering and tn"iiling drill.
which resulted IN IaCkfieid Coach lIcis-
man changing his mind about the fourth
member Of the bnclIfield.
Nogelln to Start
,"ittmer was regarded as a certainty
70 start the game with +. and NJ. but
mS tackling yesterday displpascd thu
soaches and they decided to start Al
,'cgeIin, the former Central High School
incidentally thA former wcarcr Of the
Crimson and Gold Is the only PhiIadcl-
fhlan ON the varsity team, an unusual
,ast. Former local high and preparatory
tenool stars usually number about II
niru OF the varsity squad, but this year
yogen Is the only Red and Blue jersey
~tarer from the city schools.
The remainder Of the Penn linc-uu
~ill be virtuallY the same as started the
contest last Saturday. ErtresSvaaC.
,ne Western lad, will be Mt left end.
with Genthner at left tackle, the lad
VINO distinguished himself last Satur.
sayi SutherIand, left guard Day, CEN
right tacGle. and bill Grave, right end
,,Ihe backtield will switch little
Nlse Mhitch!ll going to right halfback
and Vogclin at fuIitack, Reg Wrnv
w'll call the signals and Pos Miller viii
mn ma alIer the left halfback post. Witt
,a, MSAnNlly, Langdnn and several
to Ier substitute backs nre almost GER
NJ H." " Sce action, according to the size
Te score aS the game progresses.
.rt,ssah t.mhah Is anxious to test out his
bSy;ss'Nuye material, and in all proba-
H. tV large number will be rushed into
Sa m game in the late periods. Last
49, I, except for the fourth period, the
s.. .uOs showed little. All week in
tSinmaSe tSsin drills they have been getting
'"e'f opportunity to show.
Visitors Have Good Defense
according to the scouts who viewed
ya,anH, i,anHiin and Marshall. they have de-
So S,.Opea an exceptional defensive eleven
I,st I % early in the season. During the
JSnos Lay wtek according to reports from
b"v" buVaSter' h' the f. and NJ. colleeians
fbs,r 1geh ,y devoting a large amount OF
end nG'r II ume in drilling in the offensive
Jump shift, which is said to be
Was "nea Wsea after the Dartmouth shift,
vesL uSeG with much success during the
SheA, Coach Whitley Price exnects his