Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
Crimson after Revenge for
Defeat Handed Out by
> Soutl,erners Last Year;
Navy Plays Georgia Tech
TIGERS rs. MARYLAND

NNCE again clashes between the
u North md the South hold the at
,ention Of the football loving public.
The most attractive game on the slate
.odov. and the one which will drnw
tbe lorsest attendance in this section
Gill be the ertainment between
centre College and Harvard at Cam
bridge. ,-, -, ,,,,
play Georgia Tech and this battle shares
With the Harvard Centre game the
boldfacc headlines Of the day. 1t will
So I Rob Folwells second clash with the
sSouthcrners. BACK in 1917. the Georg-
ians, then coached by John W. Hpis-
man. present Penn mentor. wallopcd
Tho Red and Blue. at that time under
rho charge of the Mullicn Hills Farmer.
Harvard is out for revenge against
Centre. The Praying toloncls are
without the services of Bo Mcmillan
and n fcw other stars Of last year. bat
nevertheless they are considered dnngcr-
,6us foes for the Crimson. Harvard
lost last year. to 0.
Three Big LEGAL Games
Locally there are three games which
will attract large crowds. Topping the
trio, Of course. Is the annual battle
between the Vvo Quaker institutions.
PENNSYLVANIA and Swarthmore ,at
Franklin Field.
Two keen struggles will be waged
along the Main Line. Out Mt Eillanova
Allie Milcrs athletes will oppose Catho-
lie University, And whenever these two
teams engage in football warfare there
,s n real game. At 1Iavcrford the Scar
let and Black will take on Johns Hop
kins. The embryo physicians were
trimmed 800 in the first game Of the
season a. Princeton. but beat st. Mary s
and George Washington.
Although Harvard will have to give
all its power to score win over
Centre, neither Princeton nor Yale
should have any trouble putting over
victories. The Tigers oppose Maryland
the team which bowed before Penn last
Saturday. and the Ellis has Williams us
an opponent.
Rucknell Plays Lafayette
Lafayette will be given It's second real
test Of the season in opposing Buckn"ll.
The Lewisburg collegians held the Navy
to 14-7 last week, and Pete Reynolds
athletes feel confident that they can
stop the winning streak of Jock Suthcr-
iunds band. The Maroon has rolled
up total Of 113 points In three games.
but the Easton!ans are not apt to run
wild over Bucknell.
Lehigh. ancient rival Of Lafayette,
has another tough proposition on to-
day. The Bcthlchemitcs are called upon
to face Brown University, which held
Syracuse to n scOrcle*s tie a week ago.
Lehich has been having it's ,ips and
downs this ycar-mostly down--and the
Providence" eleven rules the favoritc.
Syracuse raced through its early
games until il hit Brown. Tho Orange
Outplayed their Providence ri7alS, but
was kept away from th" goal line by
numerous fuublcs. The Syracuse
eleven has chance to redeem itself
today against pitshgurgh. Warmers
eleven has already lost two consecutive
games, and are figured for no better
than even against the Empire State
team.
There are eleven games Of importance
In this State. which shows the rankin:
OF Pennsylvania in football affairs
Aside from those already mentioned,
the Keystone state contests are Car
ne2ic Tech and Thcil Mt Pittsburgh
Grove City and Allegheny at Grove
city, Lebanon Valley and st. Josaph's
or Annvi'le, Muhl"nbrrG and GcttyS.
burg at Allentown. Penn State and
M.dlIrburY at State College,. susqIIc-
1annl and Albright at SelnSgrove, and
Dickinson ana Franklin and Marshall
at Carlisle.
Tho NI"knson.F. and NJ. game
should b" II whiz. Glen Killingcr has
strong eleven at Dickinson and proved
It last week in running away with
SWnr Ipnrn ~ L.. 7
!iegians ar" also well prepared They
beat Albright and Mount St. Mary's
and gave Penn Il tough battle. losing
BY two tOuchdownS.
Colgate held Princeton to 100 last
week mni today will civ" Cornell II
rest. The lthnrans Tailed lS3 counters
IN ihre" games. which speaks we'll Of
Their ofcns". Now IIampshire State
scored on Dobir's eleven and will
attempt To do likewise on the Army
at West Point today.
Many Conference Games
A number of conference games nrc
scheduled for the West today. Chicago
~ ready to tear into Purdue, and
nlagg admirers are hoping that all the
S,ars Sa VIII Survtv" in good shane for the
Frlhceton gamc next Saturday. hi
Y,oiS and Iowa go to the mat Mt
srbana, l., and The Illinois athletes
are drt"rminod to show they are better
'nah IN" ronQu"r"r> Of Yale.
MN I'll" other games Indiana fnces
Wisconsin; Michigan plays Ohio state:
Mt,iin"Hota rnt"rtalns Northwestern
M'SS9uri lines up against Nebraska,
ana -" Pan battles Nutre Damc. An
imn'er"stng game should result when
mS,oh 'ollcg" engages Detroit at De-
,iMo newcomers on Pcnn's 1922
stth''ulc VIII struggle against each
other at Birmingham, When Alohnmn
goes to the gridiron against Srwnnoo
Otherwise known as the University Of
the South. W" '''' VI