Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-29
Sammy Yohn's Toe Also
Expected to Aid Lancas.
trians on Franklin Field
Tomorrow
CRIDDERS DRILLING

"pep" was instillcd into Franklin and
Marshall Colleges football candidates
yesterday BY . spirited practice, in
which the varsity backfeld had little
trouble gaining at will through the
scrub line.
Kingsley tho big threat and the un-
known quantity to Penn. which meets
Franklin and Marshall tomorrow, looks
better than ever.
Observers. s>ay the local collegians
look like q different team when Kings
ley is playing. lie weighs 196 pounds.
Is six feet. one inch tall, can punt go
yards and Leave n pass that far. His
straight arm is all to the clever.
Besides. the local followers place
great confidence in Sammy Yohn's too.
| He had wonderful record in Lancas-
ter High School for drop kicks last
year and is using this educated GO"t
to gain the extra point after touch
down and for drop kicks under direc-
ton of Coach Price.
Geisev and Frank, good lincsmen, are
In the hospital and unable to play this
week. Hastings Jones, back topping
six feet three inches and weighing 1Sj.
is suffering from "Charley horse"
juries.
The backfleld now consists Of Don
Cragin, formerly of Camden High ;
Sammy Yohn. 14O pound 1uartcrbar;:.
and either Jones or Murphy opposite
Cragin. Kingsley is sure at fullback
ms are Payn Mt center and Barr at
guard. Allen is now playing opposite
! Barr. and Weaver was moved up from
guard TO tackle to fill Franke's place
wien be developed n bad almce. Will
liams looks sure for his post at the
Other tackle.
The ends are good on offensc, and
plry big part in the serial work which
is being drilled into Franklin and Mar
shall this week. But BaSeett and
George Brown. the wings, are inclined
to overrun their men when they go
down after punts.
YAIE-Long runs by Knapp and
Neidlinger featured Yale's last scrim-
mage before the Carnegie Tech game
tomorrow. The varsitys two touch
downs resulted from these runs Beckett
again directed the first team and added
two points to the score by drop kicks
following touchdowns.
Captain Jordan, who hurt his leg in
the Bates game, followed the varsity
with O'Hearn. With the exception Of
Jordan. it is very probable that the fol-
lowing Yale team will take the field to-
morrow: Left end, Cutler: left tackle.
Miller: left guard. Cruikshank; center,
Iandis; right guard. Cross; right
tackle, Diler; right end. Huffman; quar-
tcrback, Beckett: left halfback, Hans !;
right halfback, Knapp: fu!lbark, NAL
lory.
PRINCETON-Bill Roper moved his
charges TO Palmer Stadium for the last
scrimmage before the opening game
against Johns Hopkins tomorrow. In
ten minutes of play the thrr" Prince
ton varsity elevens scored three touch
downs against the Omelets. The work.
out was secret.
Virtually all OF the forty members
of the varsity squad got into the sCrim-
mage. The lineup Of the eleven that
started the scrimmage follows:
Snively and Smith, ends; Treat and
Hills. tackles: Dickinson and Howard,
guards: Mcmillan, center; Curnnn,
quarter Clcavcs and Newly. halfbacks;
Bergen, fullback.
HARVARD-After battling hard
against the scrubs since Monday the
Harvard varsity players had rest from
hard work yesterday. The driIl TOR the
frst string men was mainly ON plays.
Jenkins place at end was filled by
Wilton, former Andovcr leader. while
Gordon was on the other wing and
will probably start tomorrow, Kun
hardt is under the weather and Theo-
mold will get chance against the N"r-
monters. Eastman, Grew. Hubbard and
Clark all were in their usual p.aces.
Both Buell. and Pfaifman dil some
very fine goal kicking with IN" teams
lined up on the 5-yard line. Phil Co
burn and Dan Holden were both on
the field in togs, but did not work.
ARNIY-Fumblng and poor kicking
marked the Army football scrimmnge
Yesterday. The varsity on on" occasion,
however advanced the bal by steady
plunging TO touchdown. TN" suhsti-
tutc team which succeeded tie varsity
did fully as we'll as the first team.
Dcspite the losses of three or four of
IT'S first string players the Army hopes
to put representative team on the
field this fall.
The cadets will play a double. header
tomorrow with Springfield and Lebanon
Valley Colleges.
I,-RoorganizatioR Of the
Cornell football team IS under way.
Injuries to the regular bnchs and the
failure of some ends to geo" w To cN-
poctatl TONS have brought = 'Nortnnt
changes in the first tca'0 -'lp.
| NJ. G.. Dexter and T. Unlock
(have replaced +. l.. Heuir 'on and II.
d. Kneen at left and right ends rcspec-