Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-17

! at the start Bauer, Mooney, Lomas-
son, Bailey. Dutton, Frazier, Grundrum
and Estevez.
THREE of the number are ueU
knotcn to schoolboys in this city.
Dntton and Frazier earned their
spurs at West Philadelphia High and
Estepe- at West Catholic. Mooney
| IS the Nora Scotia fash; Bauer,
| from Rutherford, ". j., ,chich sent
the |Vhitehilis to Pennsylvania, and
LomaSSOn, one of the best dis.
tancc runners in and about Clereland
last fall.
IF THE cross country hopes aren't so
L high, the gridiron prospects are. as
the result of the healthy report sub =
mittcd Yesterday. First of all plucky
Pos Miller, captain Of the team. may be
in the Swarthmore game, Saturday.
secondly. Craig. the husky lad from
Oklahoma. INDUCED in his first scrim
mage in many days Yesterday, thirdly
and so on, Hammer. Voeglin, Sullivan
and the remaining members of the team
who received hurts in the Maryland
contest, are still At to enter play at any
time.
Craig Will Bolster Backs
The return of Craig Is one of the
bright spots of all. The brilliant lad
from the Southwest who showed so
much promise in the early workouts
, went into the scrimmage drill between
the second string varsity eleven and the
junior varsity yesterday and showed
his oldtime fire and fight. He banged
the line la Hamer and scored the only
M hn
ing and end running were spectacular
from the start and showed the coaches
that they have another dependable to
use behind the line.
Craig never played the backteld in
his life before going to Mt. Gretna.
All his gridiron history has been cen
tered around end. His size, strength
and general adaptability convinced
Coach Heisman that he would make an
ideal back and to date he has sustained
the Judgment. The Okahoman will in
all probability see action Saturday un.
less the epidemic of bols that laid him
low returns.
Doctor Arthur Light, the team phy.
slcian, announced this morning that
Woodard, the big freshman back of last
year would be able to play starting
next week. His injured knee is not as
yet in the proper condition for the
hard scrimmaging, but q rest this week
will bring the member around in tin
top shape, Woody begged the physician
to let him try the knee out in scrim-
mage, but the latter was obdurate.
Pos Miller's examination of the in
Jury he sustained Saturday proved less
serious than at first supposed with the
result that the Lebanon youth will be
out in togs this afternoon. Yesterday
he watched the signal drill In civilian
clothes. A peculiar thing about the in l.
jury is the fact that Miller can move
forward without rhe slightest pain, but
once he turns he suffers.
DAUL JOHNSON, the giant end.
4 who captained Trinity t,oo years
ago, todtched practice from the side
lines yesterday after hapin1 sepernl
boils ianced. The big tello,o erpccfs
to get into practice this afternoon.
THE usual rudimentary drills were
l. INDUCED In yesterday until 3 o'clock
when Heisman ordered scrimmage be-.
tween the varsity subs and the Junior
varsity. Bert Bell spent the preotar
portion of the afternoon in 6riII,na
Sullivan and liamer, the first named in
catching ,punts and. using the sidearm
and the latter In punting and ali that
goes with the art, including getting m.
kicko6S IN 4 bHSyx