Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
One Shower for Squad

weren't Of the best. One shower
ath for the entire squad and no lights
the dressing. room made conditions
hat din't ut all suit tho players.
hey made the best Of it, however, and
AN through an hours drill that was
eppy to an extreme, partly because of
be cold and again because the players
ere all "het up" over the facilities
the field. where Jack Dempsey did
is training for the Carpenter fight.
Indications this morning, judging by
ne comment OF the coaches, point 10
larence Westgate, of Kalamazoo High
Echool, the former freshman stur, as
Fsht end ut the star of the annual
Pattle with Cornell tomorrow after.
boon.
Carl Ertresvaag, the Dakota veteran,
ho injured his leg on Tuesday, limpcd
rouhI and did not get into toys. lie
ald that be felt perfect, but there Is
tendency ut the camp Of the Red aud
(l'l" to regard him as nm uncertainty
start. CnQucstionably, Ertie will
et into the frucas before it is over,
ecauSe 1t il his lust game of his col
ne career.
Westgate was injured early this sea
en and has been unable 10 do much
orS since that time. During the last
"" weeks II" has shown Il return to
ne TORN that made him one Of the
lars Of the freshman team. lie is n
aseball player Of much rpput, and, as
result, Is one Of the best forward. ..
Us receivers in the squad. He made
sTat uphill fight to win this job
rom Johnny Johnson. the former Trim.
inmihary. According to Ted Hart.
10 the coaches Of the wing men,
estfut" has slight edge on Johnson
nd VIII get the call If Ertresvaag IL
hable to start. From our standpoint,
r1resvahs will not be in there when
10 opening whistle blows.
There is possibility tint Hank Nc.
iaw, who has been in the backtield
y year. will not start. Yesterday
i'ernoon h" donned toys for the first
inc sine" his injury last week, when
Is ankl" was twisted. lie ran through
Shals with the varsity for ten minutes.
mping nrrrrptibly. At the end of
Pay time he was yanked, and George
ull'vnn, 4 triple. threat man, was sent
4; III" team was speeded up con
pasrably with the advent Of Sully.
NE' ERAL Of the coaches figure
mat il moud be taking too much
ot a chance 10 put Mcfiram IN the
NnF'np az the start. With the itha.
rans knormg Of his injury. II Sui.
'pdm %tnrtS aud is injured. WcGruD
o. "oodmdrd can Lc tossed into tho
-. IN
rn,mmh himself as 10 Thrthcr the
""Dalo lad could get into the frdcds.
Drn Back at Center
oHNNi DERN will BE- back nj
center. That much is definite. III
as in III" pivot position during til,
nire drill yesterday. with Adams per-
flning with the second varsity. Th'
~" that kept the Salt Lake City lni
le against Penn State. is in excellent
'aanp, and he is ready for the fray.
Ahe remainder OF the lineup vii
.he sam" M started against Penn
mo, with Thurman and Sutherland
'"rEl"s, Graf and Kelly ut guards
req rnrchilh at one end. IL
" hh'ki'"lh. Pos Miller will call th'
Sna's at one halfhnck. with Te,
amer Mt iullback. and Al Langdon u
'arterback,
ms afternoon IHcisman plans al
ur 5 signal drill. nftcr which the tenn
~ near speeches from prominent grid
W. p'nirrs Of ycstcryenr. who ar
E"c'"d late this afternoon.
mere II on" thing that rnn hc sat
n's Gears Penn team. 1t is ful
ims"'' Every man Is In perfect con
W., Wi'h the exception Of Mt;ruy
rH"S,nng, and the substitutes 70
W. posi'ions - sullivan and Wcstgat
"n moi inr behind the regulnrs il
a'mg ability.