Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-01
Leight and Douglas. halfbacks. Tho
last named replaced Daris and hos
been going rcH ever aimee.

CULLIvAN, who plays one Of the
- end posts, weighs in the neighbor-
hood Of $50 pounds and Is a regular
Heinie Miller when 1t comes TO sharihs
forward passes and getting down the
field under punts. The other Wingnan
is Hunt, who gained considerable lame
at high school. ,
In the lin. Keogh has Snyder and
Shuey Mt tackles and Cox. a giant. and
f. Wilson ct guards. In reserve ma.
terial Keogh is particularly strong with
such sterling backs rs Witherow. the
former West Philadelphia High School
star and all scholastic, anl host or
others.
Many Varsity Stars
In the last few years Keogh has sent
a number Of stars to the varsity. in.
Guiding Pos Miller, the present cap.
tain; Jack Dern, the center; Suther.
land. q tackle. and Papworth, e guard.
1.angdon, Wittrner, uamer, Noegelln.
Mc(,raw, Grove, Thurman, Prunerat
and q number Of others.
Keogh sent his first and second string
freshmen through a long and arduous
scrlmmage drill yesterday afternoon in
preparation for the Mercersburg game.
The team will leave here Friday nj ght
with George Meredith. the half miller;
In charge, along with Or. keogh and
DR.. Draper, who hns been assisting
with the line this year.
Lou Young, the former end star who
has been aiding both the varsity and
freshmen the last few years. Is another
of Keogh's assistants who has been aid.
Ing il developing tho team.
Coach Heisman, Of the varsity, gave
the regulars busy afternoon yester-
day. At the start he sent them on the
defensive against the junior varsity
which used the Alabama formations
that spread half way across the grid.
iron. The vets hal little trouble in
breaking UP the forward pass plays and
the line bucks used by the Southerners.
Score Five Touchdowns
Later in the drill the varsity was
given the ball and five touchdowns re-
suited during spirited scrimmage.
George Sullivan, who was kept on the
bench last Saturday. again distinguished
himself By all.around play. He hit the
line and skirted the ends for many sub.
s'ant!al gains.
DOS MILLER showed the same
i skiN in breaking through the op-
posing forwards as he did against the
Gyan also shomed skill IN making
good gains. McGra,c. Hamer and
Enlliran each scored Touchdown
against the juniors. Tith Miller
faNving tuice. The scrubs managed
to score once rh"n Al Gordon, the
former Central High School back,
galloped halt the length Of tho field
on a fOrtcard pass.
THE only members Of the varsity who
L were given n rest yesterday were the
ends Ertresvaag and Fairchild. Both
are in such fine condition at the
present time that the coaches are I'M.
willing TO take chance on injuries.
The varsity lined IN with Dern at
center, Papworth and Kelly at guards,
Thurman and Sutherland at tackles.
and afterwards Graf, Pruneret and
Johnson at the ends: Miller and Me-
Graw at the halves; Grove at quarter.
back and IIamer at fullback. Numer.
ous substitutions were made In the
backhsld and line during the scrim-
mage.
Clark Craig. the Oklahoman, went
through his first days practice yester.
day in long while, the coaches giving
him n short try In scrimmagc. The
Southwesterner has been suffering from
n lame arm for several weeks.
Al Lsngtlon. who played bangup
game against the Navy was kent out
Of the scrimmage yesterday and NAV
be unable to start against Alabama, n
charley horse contracted early In the
season causing him no end Of bother.
It was further aggravated Saturday BY
Folwells Middies.
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