Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25

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| EVERY one else in the Army camp
- seems to haze q sneakv feeling
that Little Dan has the dope.
They're q 6tg, rough, open. m.hedrted
sort of squad, tciilng to let the dan
take care of itself, but confident
that their followers are not going to
DC one ohit disappointed, tctn or
lose, chcn the final Uhistlo rcsounds
through the stadium.
TN THE past the betting that used Ia
L go on between MILDLY and Soldier
gave an ink ling as to the way the fol-
lowers Of the teams thought about the
game. This year nm edict from the
commanders OF both academies mukcs
betting n court martial Offense, and
being 10 diers and sailors true they
have carefully kept from making wagere
anything about what they feel the odds
should be. The order went out that
betting should not be, and they arc
following the order to the letter.
1t is u surprising but true fact that
less betting is going on this. year thar
ever. No one seems to know just
who to bet OH. Both teams have mad,
remarkable records this season and
seem to be evenly matched except ii
weight, where the Cadets have slight
edge.
Betting Not Brisk
One gentleman of the betting frater.
nifty .risked 1000 iron men even thi.
morning on the Army and said that M
had lot more, but business was moi
up to standard. Out Penn wny The
students favor the Navy at even money
and as In other circles little wagering
is being done.
The last. minute words from the rivaI
camps spell fight. I've will be in there
every minute. We huve Il fighting
eleven worthy Of the name of Army"
snid Captain McEwan, line couch oi
the Army, out ut Overbrook. 1--WE
realize that the Navy has great team.
put think we are Just a little better
this ycnr. a good dry field and watch III
go. The entire team is in excellent
shape and waiting for the opening
whistle. Both teams are evenly matched
and l look for a great game"
Lieutenant Jones, one of the greatest
tackles in the history of the Army.
seconded all the statements made by
Captain McEwan and added the trite
remark that Football history will be
maze this afternoon
TAPTAIN Brcidster, the husku
~ smiling captain of the Army-the
man mith the victory face-said that
ne a. playing us last year on the
Cadets team and rants to leave the
Arddemy a victorious leader. The
Middics hare ICON for three Years
straight n0io and rc arc goin0 TO
stop their streak this afternoon,
Onr team IS IN a fighting mood and
1rc inst cart rait to get on that
gft'dsron: gt , For me it wtH be a game
DOB FOLWELL, the farmer Of
- Mullica Hin. veteran Of MANY a
keen struggle on the cridiron and
coach OF many team pnga ging in
feature games, announced his tenn TO
BE- in perfect condition for the battle
of the year.
1.-The team is in great shape. better
| am told than Il Navy team has been
In five years. said the former Penn.
sylvania captain. 1--WE look for the
hardest game Of the season. The Army
is strong, one Of the strongest in the
country. In Wood they have a kicker
seconu 10 none among the colleges.
"iarbisch Mt center is n star and
some of the others are Of the same cali.
h"r. We realize that. but will b. in
there fighting with a team that doesn't
know the meaning Of the word quit. It
should be close hard fight every one
of the sixty minutes"
Captain Conroy is n man Of few
words. "Shouli be close, hard fought
InpmS a rn
the best will win," said the Middle
skinner