Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
TIGERS NOT TAKING
VIRGINIA SERIOUSLY
Princeton Pointing for Harvard
and NegIecting Game Against
Southern Eleven
STARS BACK IN GAME
BY JACK STRUBING
Tnrmpr Princeton Quarterback

Former Princeton Quarterback
Princeton mon nre nnxiously awaiting
tho game with the University of Nir-
ginia tomorrow in order to figure the
chances of the Tigers against Harvard
and Yale.
The game tomorrow, however. will
not be fair basis on which to estimate
| the chances Of the Orange and Black.
for tho Tigers have made no prcparn
| ton for this contest Mt all.
The game will serve, however, to
give some idea of how near the team is
:" top form. I.ourie and Garrity are
back in the game again and in all prob
ABILITY Will be given work out, al
though the coaches don't want to take
any chances. An opportunity will he
given TO judge Just how much these
two bolster up the attack. Probably
the greatest asset these men have Is thc
manner in which they will boost the
morale. The team seems to take a
new lease on life when they know Don
and Hank are back there to carry tho
ball. II a lncmnn has no cOniidCnc"
! IN the backs he doesn't work quite ~
| hard to open his ho'c rs when he knows
that # hr doesn't open hole human
battertng ram will hit him in the middle
VI INV DUCK
| Mental Circle
It's a funny thing this psychology.
! teams sucrc.. Je',nrLs on tLc mental
attiturc NJ tho r,r, IIo yyork. nn this
| theory, too. There is an old saying
that n team which won't hc beaten
cant be hcatrn." Bill tries to 60 one
better than this by saying that the
win" Ryt this mentni attitude cannot
( no nossn.s,l n,. taa, ,,'I,n,,
they Enve not confidence in each other.
1 m"' ,,, ,nH n''n IN" cas-" WIN tn' OrahSe
u,." m'ayh, ',,,,,e n" inc mas nnt hnG tnc
l,I"l'vi r".'iI,'I',' ~ me p"cNS Nh,. mnS
,ri;a n.',s luz, nv p'aH'n u' 10 'oI .'. L",ia,
g. ",T ., ,'%S r'uu' we unCNH iGSe r"n'ue't'e
!" n INV ',"' ana SO 'ne 'i'',e goes,
liut IN" hTSt string is hale and hearty
again ana after the two rather de-
morGli2ing defeats the mon are de-
trrminrd to come back. And this sam"
oy.o oli:.h Ai!,'i'a,''n, .ISrtn'r Win 'ne re-
rrs,annSh"a commence VIII ,, rr hiE
factor IN IN" gnmes to come IN" spirit
mas sPF'a" all thr"usI the student body
, anu '''S Is great A''p'
Tomorrow will give the coaches n
| chance 10 watch some new mon in aC
/ tion. WittmCr will probably be given
a rest and Don Griffin will get chance
to display his wares. Griffin has all the
attributes of Il good center except
weight. If his total avoirdupnis cQunlcd
his fight he would be crackerinck but
unfortunately, he weighs very little. If
any. more than hundred and sixty.
This is big handicap for n center to
work under. Peek and Cruikshank
W'lEh"H ABOUT that and were both All :
Amerlc"h' but they were exceptional
men,
Rutan NJ End
A,a,r'a. ,., :,
nnn'..' newcomer VIII be FRANK
n.a"n at rnG; rlnk IS oy profession
p II ,".hr' uut hhS I'riHn IS niue !lght'
i n"iL'ns ,rs, S"e inct that ne H. not too fast
i" H"V"'u nun" " Rood ehd. II" knows
nnd Is oxcentionoIIv nrotcar. w. i.,'iss
tbroueb ri, ahiI;t, r.;ii iI''a 49, a. Ni'"le ,l
Of trn,,h,o fn- .bo ;ntorsono Hmo an"MJ u 10y
il yrortin, owe nr tho ,,.trc c'e ""eh he
"" Wv "t"s'
-, ohTcrhlhH me team from tharlottes
vlI"' a. very IittIc - known except
,n"' !HeH trimmed '. NJ. /. 20. But
". VI l. displayed no great power
rlth'r OF 0H"nS" or defense last Satur-
day' 30 Virginia victory may mean
h"thihE az all TN the other hand Chi