Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
Fvensy.six Players and
/. Coaches Leave for Seavie,v
I Country CIub-Jack
1 iHdan,s lW
1NENT SULLIVAN
NJ JOSEPH +. I4ABRUM

svivania football team, with the coacnes,
s,hbers and assistant managers. left
ESst Philadelphia Station at 1 80 this
sstsrnoon M for the Seaview Country Club
~ Absecon, just outside OF Atlantic
;fi The students, who rent the air with
tAeir cheers, had to do without their
irnch to give the Red and Blue team
4 send off. The players were In excellent
oirlts as they boarded the rattlers for
their first out.of.town vacation OF the
Rsniyins to the call Of speech from
a.. stndents. Head Coach John W.
Hsisman III said: 'rhe cheers Of the
students are always an inspiration to
Z team and I hope that our team will
show its appreciation by giving Penn
\ Gtste the battle Of the year. We have
ihe fight and determination that wins
isotball games and Penn State IL In
ar q busy Saturday afternoon"
According to present plans. the squad
vil remain at the shore until Saturday
Sorning, when they will return to the
!. .same with Penn State. The head coach
plans to hold the usual preliminary
practice combined with mock scrimmage
end signal drills late this afternoon.
The following players in addition to
Coaches Heisman, Davies, Draper, Gas.
/. Ton, Bell, Hartman and Mcnamara
! boarded the train; Captain Pos Miller,
John Thurman, Carl Ertresvaag, Jack
bern, Frank Sutherland, George Sulli.
van, Frank Wittmer, Al Langdon, Tex
Han,er, Frank Graf. Babe Grove, Ted
Lehman. Jim BrydOn, Jack Hamilton,
Jack Adams, Clarke Craig. Frank Dew.
hirst. Ted Fairchild. Paul johnson. Jake
x;umSn snnMcris Rl kiflyw wnSssI nann MefEaw HsNy
Pruneret and Hugh King.
CEVERAL Of the players haven't
- been feeling up to snuff of late,
not q fep sh0,cing a paltor that either
means being orertrdtned or Uorry.
The change Is expected to put the
sarsity on edge for the game sotth
State.
E'OR years the Red and Blue teams
= have been going to Atlantic City
(, prior to the Cornell! game, but this Is
ihe first time that the squad has been
taken TO the shore before any other con-
test. Usually the varsity Is taken up
70 the Whitemarsh Country Club be.
fore big game.
Illness Of Adams
The illness OF Jack Adams, the first
string center substitute, is causing no
end Of alarm to the coaches. The
Spokane lad was taken sick yesterday
morning with Indigestion, which, while
not Of a serious nature, might prove
enough to keep the big fellow out Of
the State game. According to Doctor
Arthur Light. the team physician.
Adams may be- able to take n light
workout this afternoon and ngain to-
!, morrow. The coaches say that they
will not know definitely until Saturday
morning whether he will play or not.
In the event that Adams doesn't start
: the line will present number Of
changes. Frank Dewhirst, the star
tackle Of last years freshman team will
get his first chance to start In the var.
aty line. lie will be paired with, Graf
N guard while Sutherland and Thur.
nan will do the tackle work.
That means that Bill Kelly. the
former Trinity pivot man will hold
Down the same post against Bezdek's
Nktany Lions. Kelly has had consid.
sable experience rs snapper. back
and should prove the man In the pinch.
Dern at the start, is out Of the ques-
tion, according to the coaches. and it
nay BE- that he will be Kept out OF the
uay aHosether. lis injured knee ~
but INV weight Of force into II. "
The veteran snapper back did not don
4 uniform Yesterday watching the
drill AZ before from the sidelines leaning
~ a cane. Kelly was ut center in
The signal drill with the remainder OF
the line as mentioned above.
The backGeld will lineup the same
. last Saturday with Al IangdOn at
quarterback, Miller and Mc(iraw Mt
the halves. and Hamer at fullback.
George Sullivan will be kept In re.
serve as heretofore. Clark Craig, who
Played in his first game since the
Eranklin and Marshall fracns against
FIT Is again available and will proba.
ny see action before the game il over.
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heisman's Answer
Coach HeIsman vcsterdov s,o,od tho.
ls had received 80 ' mon~ ',ottarS Ssu frn'o tma,
afadustos '" onL sH mnnhy letters iroin
ieneroI nuhI;" mncrs,nuu"'es onua, anu inc
3eorro XIII" S'Il;u,r roneermng ms not using
fame tbnt S"t,aV"n hn ,,.n 4 at the start OK each
e ust uh,. ,Iat no wanted everybody to know
holding the fleet halfback XII in S r"serwc '''
men ,"n ON o''r ts,n rs one = OF the most valuable