Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-13

he pess sevnote mote Of all che reports ema-
Ine from the different training camps
patng .n, lIon, Every one feels that the
y optlis,tIi tis,tinn Of the pigskin is going to
l9zI ssuita,v s, better than that Of 1871;
be inhn,,eis are bigger, better and
The squuh .ho coaches feel that their men
huskiet, w 20 show better and the can
Ge go,nS nSemselyes are breathing an ar
didatess that means some brilliant
Ssnaes this season. 4, ,roctice the
VI IA from @ Mount Gretna. where fne
Epor.s. Of Pennsylvania is workns
UniVelSniy to make this. city feel that
out, ..nb tbe Red and Blue is gong 70
q lass uridIron team worthy, OF ns
nave THE candidates are mucn pe..es
nsmgs. Nv than Coach Heisman mas Tha rha
pn!sISrdhw with since coming NGrtn. and ans
70 ,r W., men all have had experiences anu
!snw lem Il in their daily workottss+ .ts+ Damn
'ngs ;s a. too early to predict tnat V tha
Il, II, have an exceptional eieyen, ~, oarons @
W., VIA Grind Of scrimmage ana .he ,bo no.
mla.smselyes Nan will alone bear ou. ~" much
s~rts sr,t but indications po'nt 70 roar or
@ R.tter team than either 'ast y oasuoSe
tbe year previous, II tnsC suotes t% under
.bs s feelings Of the graoqa,.Si; a,,,,,Si;c ~
..eduateS ana tuc h'N'
,u.,r.DOZEN or more colleges
a have been working out since the
- nav" W. M last week, while others
eaIy .pe;ny p; into action during the
WIZ VIII S" week. Columbia started Ni0mI
eons and rutgers yesterday. bnI
gay . has mobilized his Princeton
nopI sor active work starting thls
sgua n,on and Bob Fisher. the Har.
a.rd tutor. has been WORKING "'S
charges for several days.
cLENN WARNER started his fitts-
(T h,rch ponthers the same day ms
~ m5 in the mountains Of western
nn.ennnsrivonia. n.nn while Lafayette ana est
r;.rinio we're among the early starters.
naMn South the teams swing into ac-
ton tVn next week. the hot September sun
n.L;ne II necessary to wait until later
\ ,hsn the Northern teams. :. A.,
D snocnlotion already is rife on the
,oss;bls strength Of the different, teams
n The fast set among those VINO are
~. nrone 70 take too seriously the
snmmrnioues svr from the training base
Roper and His Task
"B;l" Roper will have his hands
su.d n deyelop another great team ut
pr;noeton. In the first place he badly
needs A pilot since the passing OF the
neeuS ,D,mi.oh,a q D Don Laurie. hHank" Gar
rItv I., has graduated, and Gilroy. captain
n the team. was declared ineligible
n The general spring houseclcaning
That surprised the college world. IN
other words, the Tigers need an entire
b,ckfed and the line needs halt-sole
and hecling. In addition. III" ends mr..
mono too strong. Baker. CICcvcS ami
Dickinson are the only letter men from
last year. ., -
Haryard's task Is directly opposite to
that of Princeton. Fisher has wealth
o. backfield material that must make
Tad Jones and Roper envious. He has
q quarterback Of sterling worth IN
"Charley" Buell.. smart kicker In
Owens. and n pair of slashing backs in
Coburn and Fits. Chaplin, Churchhill
Jenkins and Rouillnrd make second
string quartet of backs not far behind
the first four named. jenkins and
Rouillard we're both badly injured last
year. Just when fine things were ex-
peCted Of them.
4 Hubbel, a tackle, and Clarke, center,
4 alone survive OF the regulars who
started in the line against Yale last fall.
Grew, a 200 pound guard, is regarded
as a brilliant prospect, but the first
year men of last season nre none toe
good; nor is the substitute material
worthy Of varsity competition.
0F THE big three, Yale alone looks
" strong In all departments. The
veterans from last year are mostly
sophOmOrcs and juniors, while the
first year men coming up have all the
earmarks Of developing into stars Of
the first water. Malcolm AldriCh,
who carried the brunt OF the Ell at
tack last year is the only star among
The missing.
UIORDAN, halfback: Charley
O'Hearn, the quarterback, and Nal.
sry, whose defensive play featured
iale's play last year are all ready for
this season.
Cornell, despite the pcssimism of Gil
pobie, who starts his second season rs
mead coach, should have an even bet
tsr team than last year. The brilliant
EDDIE kaw, whose play against Penn
on thanksgiving Day will long be q
pe re spot In the memories of Red and
blue followers, is captain of the team
this year.
Losses will be felt in the bnckfield
and line, but the freshmen coming ur
una the substitutes of last year should
Sapably fill the shoes of those who Will
be lost
'~nell Has Weak Schedule
Had Cornell played teams Of hiphc,
,aung last year the team undoubte,ll,
would have been regarded as the bes
u the year. The same situation exist
.uis season with but four really hi.
ssmes, Penn, Dartmouth. Colgate ant
JGumbia. The last two cannot ho con
%usred In the same class as the Rof
saa Blue and the Green. although Col.
S.e with Dick Harlow at the helm
AIulu De stronger than in recent years
v,Inei ,Horneil started practice on Monda,
% eight letter men who participate,
~,. we rem rout. In addition BIZ
@ @au OF ilrst year men also reported
ppsIhg the squad up to over fifty.
Rs,Snnhh state is an uncertainty. Hug,
1e;n; 1T;ueh; who has earned tho name O
ttacle man by turning out brilian
Ssi aAs out of what was inferior mate
may DO the same this year. II
SaeIee Sa big losses by graduation an,
M direction of n number of player
Waom no depended this year.
Hsn st'dltion Bezdek has an UNUSUAL,
peult pt. schedule that includes Penn
N.t anI tn" Navy. Glenn Killinger
,vana GMrilIiant quarterback, will not b
o;aole ono;al nor will Captain Smell. Va
Iard - exist @ in the line which will b
Sen, 70 MI Reddinger and Hess, VIII
Esa. 70 colgate, would have made
Re- pnlr IN the backfield this year.
NsM,maek NvHaek has strong reserve material
nons, OF freshmen candidates an,
tUush n veterans for nucleus 10 enabl
:" 10 produce at least n good team