Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02
Winning and Losing
Coaches Think Team Has
the Makings; Sullivan
Stood Out as Star in VIC.
tory Over F. and M. =,
OFFENSE NEEDS DRILL
nv JOSEPH T. LABRUN

tenn still ms lou u ieai"'
John W. Heisman, coach OF the UNI
,ersity of Pennsylvania football team
r.s commenting on the showing Of thu
Red and Blue in the opening game sat
urdav afternoon, when franKhh aho
Marshall was defeated, IA to Y.
IA coach can never be entireiy SAT
isfed with what his team has done;
Heisman continued, but feel tnat tht
team did as well as any OF the coacne,
expected. The first half proved aInios'
= nightmare The new men were nerv-
Gus, iidgety. failed to follow thelr IN.
reference and went any place ou' "nere
the opening was. .,..,r
.hongcd team. They realized the mis-
takes they made and prOfited by them
The limo stood like a stone wall and the
hacks playel like varsity backs. There
Is one thing about the team that l would
Tke 70 comment on and that Is their
Srht That team showed the spirit l
have been looking for at Pennsylvania.
There was determination, dogged des
termination, all through the game. II
fhey keep it up, and feel certain that
they will, we are going TO nave gooo
se1Sch. Mo;.m.n wos wrcathed with smiles
when he left the dressing room after the
samn Ue felt thnt the low score would
sSnn,,n s of moro bcneft to the team than
kV ,ho,. boJ wined nm Franklin Field
a. n,.h i"e tba % "r;tty lancaster collecians.
TLn Tnn comebocl, ,m in the second half showed
thn, mt 'V tho tsom Ind the f;ebt and that
Sator. snau ~" ab;,i,r that is certain 70 come TO
a. az. n,,.fono ao y,s contained in the team
VIC 'u' law was
THE brilliant playing OF George
/ Suliiron. 4rho ncver plaued In
the backfeid before, ,cas one of the
oo,t notcrorthv features of the game.
T6e New York bov rho is one Of the
}ew three letter athletes in the his.
torn Of the University, shoued speed,
sniitn and foofuork hat stamps hip,
az a nos,ibie star of the first mag.
uitude.
w. N,CH, 'ne e'aen VI anu w.
~ played Sullivan q great tribute after
the game in discussing the contest with
Heisman: That boy sullivan. said
Price, is born athlete. His foot
work ana speed maze hin LOOK IKE
champion. II there is one thng thot
makes good football player 1t Is his
!eet. a clumsy pack IS worthless nine
times out or ten. but one with that in
maze ao'ilty 10 pe on MS toes every
minute. 10 douee, sidesteP ana move
YIN vim speed Is worm ms weignt IN gold.
sullivan is or the lntter type.
I'm, lne Grokeni % ned running OF suily
oIousnt 'or,h r cheer 9iter cheer from the
sAnas; lime ana again ne broke
around 1he Vislting wings Tor substan-
IA, gains, at tl,nes wnen u appeared as
!Ioush he would certainly be stopped.
ne was trine weak IN catchlng punts
snu sho. ruhhnlng .hg mem PACK. put driiling IN
LIZA, ti"' Ia phase On tne game Snouia make
MN aaept Deiorc long. lie has the
Speeu 10 carry the pigskln back great
Instances, ana II he learns the knack
OF tacklns the ball under his wing after
making GOOD eaten he Will prove an.
o'ner Davies.
Tex Hamer. the burlv fu,,back
stamped himself as having reached that
pinnacle predicted for him during the
latter part of the 1921 season. The
big Lone Star State lad made gain
after gain through the Franklin and
Marshall line by straight bucking that
Showed his caliber.
Whenever Hamer was called upon 10
make yardage for first down he in
varlably delivered. His three smashes
that resulted in the first touchdown of
spectacular. He gained IS yards ali
Penn'a 'p'rms.Is marnh ' inroush the me.
initial score was tho ~" rasi. y ,Ie nslI lGr tne
on the mart ~ ,ho I,nos esua, VI GiockW9rk
When Eanffm.n ,hn fs es.ah umu .he uacks.
Of last vcnr ro.oro,aJ mu ,,n"h ,I ,iheman
tumble or on'ti tbo recovered covered the ball on
and Blue We're s'r,s p"inc 'tihk ~ anat tne Hed
van started by tearing around left end
Tor I yards. lIamer and Miller found
openings in the line on two PLAYS that
carried the ball to the lS-yard line
from where Hamer went across on his
aforementioned plunges.
TIE end play Of Pen, arm. an. -
/ IN e,o,d,rd :, "'' "'' up
oot bcI,cr !. " Mc Hrsf ran. out
and end J, " tbo ,"r sr., secona, The backs
not Seem oh,o M "se 'mo periods did
FronkI;, o,J u. W. nregH up rae
passino w;tb W ~ .I muIsndu IorTdrd-
numerous Do;ns ~; ,is"u 1"dt hey made
In The 'ss sccond v'i"S Som r,a nc aerial route.
the dress;vo ssi"na ,oo. m"D' atter a lecture in
up and y ai"yo,, ,u'cm, cnn, n,oto Inc Team sprnced
r. and II W' noss;,m mp'e'e'v qucfted the
'"y'
THE Red and R,ue ,;no .u
i 70 t,oL,. -" n'ue ''he from tackle
lines Of "CHle oIG reminded %i of the famous
yards were oI, majo iooI %,, more more than a dozen
by the visitor" frur fr"r'hs me entire game
winch proved how much stronger Pam penn
t%o' '"' last
Adams S"''"ul at Center
Iron n'nsms, nsrso . rookie at center. displayed
down SO important a noE post n N H. holding ol