Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-26

attack aud defense. and went 20 the
top "f his triumph when he pilo,"d his
team from quarterback position.
IWhE'S dircciioD Of the pIny in
Il hc Ohio St1tc uGmc was re.
morE0G', nnd. in uddition. in twcnfV-
f"o rnnniJ attempts be mUdC an
"r'rnHc Hojn Of j ynrds in c""h at.
tcWpt.
TAW. Of tornrl. ncci~ ,itir intro
IA durt"n after his work Of tho last
iw" l"nr$. To tho" VIII" hnvc not
'@c, him play. however. il sh"ul br
said that he j. tn" greatest nll-around
barkfi"ld man in the couatry. \ COM
hinntion Of ability I" plunge. run slant
plays. cut in. circle an end kick. or
addition. his defensive work is Of the
very highest aud his ability 80 inter-
"rf forward PASSES i, lnrnnnS. ""
intercepted four in the Dnrtn"uth game
ana battcd down two more.
kipkc. "f Michigan | can hardIv
say 10" much for this sterling per
former. lie is Of n more wiry type
man my other backs. and requires n
bit moro ear" III handling. but he makes
up for this in his cx"pI,io speed aud
dodging qualities. Ills side stepping
Is like that Of kilingcr. last years
Penn stat" star.
john Thomas. of Chicago. has that
rare nr' Of carrying through his charge
with his feet still under him. ready for
Il further drive" When hc strikes ho
strikes hard. but he has still II Inter
thrust of power =" that the nr,linnrr
"lu"rk in line does not stop his for
ward progress. lie would he the m"~t
,laShing Of the thrrc in this All Amer.
lean backiiclG. Ills work .,honc in nthrr
gnm"%. but il was particularly bril-
liant in III" Princeton game.
" IS Sof" To soV Moi 7homns dM
fdr mare against the P,inrrion linz
IN effective s"orinp hrn dM ann bGcEs
.W III" E"%f who mci me Tigers.
Other Bright Stars
AM sorry than space f.rbidS my
L going int" rs full details rs TO the
qualifications of tho s"rcnl team.
Kirk. Of Michigan. who died last
week fr"m iniurj's sustained in au
nut0nlObil" ac"ihrut. VAS n great rud
and student "f tl" game. IIc coui.l
hav" played lnlibN"l if ncrc>rnry. VI"
lad brains aud initiative. and M;4
always ut work. lii .p"rd and ,arkIng
ability w"r" high.
l'"mar. Of Vanderbilt. iN only shaded
II little by two other ends. largely
through the "Npcrt"nr" gained by his
rivals against stronger npp"Silinn. lie
weighs 2nu pounds. is tremendously
fast and " hardy. dri"msiv" player.
Waldorf, Of Syracuse. is an aggrcS-
>ho tackle If she cd 'tyl" charge. but
always with his feet under him and in
control Ncidlin""r. Of Dartmouth. has
been the star of III" Errcn lin" whether
in adrCrSity or ~lIcrrsS.
Fr"S". Of Nul". was II hIlwnrk If the
lnl" linz. nM Extraordinarily fast on
his feet for such = heavy liI"mnn, (olG
runhSI. %rlrou. West Nirginin. is
another r"M"rful ra"hl" aud respected
by all ih" "rUnr"ut~ "f the Mountain
GERS.
Bow ser. Of Pittsburgh. did not play
tho regular center po>iIi"n early In tho
season. but bclur" TIM end hr,umr nI,n
f the ,"nh"r>. Smyrhr. If West Point.
was II brilliant performer. II good idpr
Of plays and II surprisingly elusive run-
ncr. 'm"n, of Harvard, j. II big. h,lrly,
fast man. "Xr"rdingIy hard to s,nu
when once under h"adway. lie is mo-,
quit" rs good in getting his OPENINGS
from Nrrmmag" rs kNw and Kipkr
or IN forcing through rs John Thonus
Morrison, Of tulii"rnin. never fails
to 60 over the goal l,ur with the bnlI
when withld strikiC% distance.
QiRON, Of G'o,pio Ycch. is M
- oM ~nr horSc oi tie 0ridi,ou. bui
be is sin Hc moSi. frGrcd bnrkGcH
man Of fhr South.