Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
lehigh Crippled, but Counts on
Fighting Spirit in Annual
Grid Clasl,
eAST0N IS CROWDED
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'.,'"' DtSn''Ch 70 Eveoiro pubiic Lcdoc-
''>'"h. Fa.. Nov. -. Hoping that
'Im" Forum" will smile on their un /.
l"rtlnat" ana crippled football team,
scores "t L"high University football fol.
'N"F> swept into this thriving city
shorty before IN" noon hour today for
lH' bIg gam" with the Lafayette College
"sG"rn"ut. shouting "Iafayettc, ",
'rc here. Cndaunt"d by this display
"t tn" famous lcb!gh fighting spirit
IN" I.a:ay"tt" crowd responded with
another World War battle cry. Thou
sha!! NOT pass
''a.aye,t" students ana grads have
'a'i>" for shouting "Thou shall not
pass For such famous teams aS the
hlN"r,itN of Pittsburgh. University Of
irnnSyi vania. Boston College. Buck
n"'I ANA Rutgers all have tried it in the
InNi two seasons and failed. Onl,
oh''- 'Lat great Washington and Jeff"r-
son '"mhination-haS >ucrocdrd in
"''r,HroWihg toac! Sutherland :
Wr""king crow in the last nineteen
Games played 10y Lafayette.
And "v"n greater than this j. the
nom" .tahd A"hicvment Of the Maroon
an! NhIt". Eighteen con>"cutiy. vie.
l"ri"> nave been Tailed by The laln =
Vert" '"am> an March Field since 'nsIn,
~ l."high back in 1915 by tbn ,rnrr ri
- I" ", Ia" present senior class In,
yet +" SOC Il Lafayette eleven 90 down
TO defeat on March Field. and from IN,
a3Nhn"" dope ia" class will 500 III.
curtain rung down on the l49. homr
season stan unmarried by home dis
a>t'r.
ia" physical condition Of tho .wr
fighting "l"rerS j one of marked con
'rhSt. lehlgh. tn" underdog in today,
scrap. has been in hard luck all sea Sor
and VIII be forced to start the fra,
"!fh"nf IN" services of several of il.
rest players. Lafayette, on the othe,
nand. Is in the best Of physical con
ditt"n. In fact. Coach Sutherland ha,
80 many first -clAss players in shan.
that his problem is to derid. who shall
r"matn on the bench with ",Inio" Mar.
h"fka. It." midy"t halfbarL still NURSING
all American ambitions.
i'"rau~r of The r.markahl" playiny g.
III" sutherland aggregation this and last
season, Lafayette today ruled n .-to-
iav"rIt". with few l."high takers. L.
fact. the betting on tolay'S frny j. IN.
4 'e"'' - an N'hIN' l.il HN"IIb men nav,
experienced great difficulty in pacin:
their lucr". 1.chigh students desire tr
bet on points. but Lafayette will Q,
no higher than :; 10 on the outcome
of III" game.
Football has been tho main tonic %,
discussion in this city since the opening
week Of practice in S"p,o,uhsr. but
today outrlaSspd all Others. p.nnaut,
of both institutions adorned all business
hu!.e~. takers were found hu,ting a.
all corners. while florist shops were
doing a thriving business
Both Lafaye''a and Lchigh hell mass.
meetings and smokers last evening a.
a tuning-up process for the game, 4,
Hethlehem. Coach Baldwin and Ro,ey
Rettrr told the Grads and undergraGu :
at"s how their team was coming down
with spirit prayer OF d"-ur.din ID
play the gam" of I.ehieh'S history
Her" in HrniVard Hall. Dean IT"rkel
br. Francis \. March. .Ir., and H." in :
cnmrarnhlr Charley K"irhn"r rrl 81
l.ataI"tt"'S glorious dc~l> "f the ras'.
Th"r" will ." anotherADattle ~ Murru
Field this afternoon. The Two college
bands have been working overnight 10
crowd in few snanpy and jazzy mum
tors. and Tommy DOulin. the Lafayette
leader. says that his band will put i,
over Lshigh's just as bad as the foot q.
hall team does