Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-30
SECOND GAME JINX IS
LAFAYETTE HANDICAP
Maroon Has Met Defeats in Contest after Inaugural
for T,Oo Ye@s-SutherIand Has Powerful Team
..' for Pitt Game Tomorrow

as Captain Lehecka, Gazella and Seas.
holtz should experience a great wear.
The Lafayette ends are both ho,,
from this section, O'Conner 'oos ~
Boston and Berry Of Phillipsburp,
o'Connell was on last years team that
marched three times through the pitt
team at Forbes Field only to be halted
IN the shadow of the Pitt goal line.
Both are tall, rangy lads, standing
around the six-foot mark. How good
Berry really is can be seen from tbc
fact that Coach Sutherland has shifted
hummel, an end for two years, over 70
tackle. WV W
Lafayette now has three good tackles.
Joe Williams, Art Deibel and Mickey
Hummel: Williams is playing his third
year and Deibel his second. Williams
is regular bearcat, weighing 30
pounds and standing six feet one in
height. Deibel tips the scales over the
Zoo mark and is six feet two. Last
year It was the: great playing of Deibel
ana Williams that opened the holes for
Dutch Seasholtz, the plunging full
PACK. Hummel has been working his
mead Oft since being shifted to tackle and
because Williams was late in report.
ing has been holding down A regular
place. But no matter which two start.
tackle.
Dutch" Schwab, acting captain last
year, and Johnny Budd, the former
League Island marine star. are the
guards. Schwab is keen student of
football, and at the end Of last year
was selected by some critics for ALI
Eastern and All American honors.
Schwab is a junior and Budd a sopho-
more. Dough Brown, another Easton
lad, weighing but 1856 pounds Is the
center. Brown is small In size, but
manages to hold his own. In the Pitt
game last year he gave Stein, the Pitt
ALI American pivot man, all he was
looking for, and then some. Stein was
forced to leave the game for repairs,
while Brown remained In to the bitter
end.
Bacifield Classy
This array of line material, however,
fails to overshadow the men in the
backtield. The regular quartet of Cap
tain Lehecka and Gazella at halfbacks,
Drummer at quarter and Seasholtz at
fullback is one that would be welcomed
by any college.
Drummer has made a great improve
ment in the Lafayette team. He Is an
excellent thrower of forward passes
and can carry the ball as we'll as lead
the interference. Lehecka's big strides
with his knees coming up high make
him a hard man to handle. Gazclla
has been showing the best OF the quar-
tet thus far this season, getting away
for number of long runs. In the
Muhenburg contest he made one run
of Is yards for a touchdown.
For substitute material in the back
field Sutherland can call on Matt
Brennan, regular pilot last year Joe
Marhefka, a fighting youth who has
ambitions of being an All-American
player some day; Eddie Kearney, first
substitute back last fall, and Jones and
Chickenosky, two freshmen with
promising future.
The game tomorrow will attract
record breaking crowd. Virtually all
the seats have been sold out to the
alumni and fans Of the Lehigh Valley
section. Many will attend from Phila-
delphia and New York. Extra seats
will be erected to accommodate the
overhowing crowd. The kick off is
scheduled for 2 80,