Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-15
x.Roy Sho,cs No Bones
Broken in Gritty Ends
Hand; Dern VIII Not
Face Nittany Lions; Kelly
May Play at Center
sTIFF SCRIM MAGE
nv JOSEPH T. IADRUM

"a GIVE prerarations for the Penn
"A state game began out Franklin
1,.Id way yesterday afternoon. A no.
s.c.sble Improvement IN play and PIP
On. current from the start Of the drill
:..ii Heisnnn sent his charges indoors
vith the fall Of night. ~
The defeat at the hands ut Pop war
sef'O Panthers by tho maryin OF Q
eoint has insttlled tue entire varsity
sousd with q spirit that means s! that
Huso llesjek, our latest Phillie man.
s.ss .so wiii have anything but an easy
s3ternoon, From the newest varsity
Edition IN to Captain Pos Miller there
90 6eht, fro and spirit aplenty, that
Hirly flowed all vver the sridiron.
The rest the team! received Monday
All Il the world of good, with the result
Skst outside Of Johnny Dprn, the cen.
a.. and Carl Ertresvaag, the end. both
AZ whom were injured In the Pitt game.
iii Mayed in tho scrimmage or indulged
n the signal drill. Dern was. not IN
sniiorm, watching the practice from the
sidelines, leaning heavily on a cane:
Ertie was IN his mOleskina and worked
II The signal drill, being kept entirely
cut Of scrimmaRe.
= There il a strong possibility that Rill
Kelly, who looked after the pivot post
% creditably when he won All.New
England mention at Trinity, worked
out yesterday In the scrimn.age. at cci!.
Ter, but did not perform at the pcd.
tlon In scrimmegc. Should the coaches
decide that Kelly II tho man to start
Dewhirst will get the opportunity he
Saa been longing for all year-to start
varsity game at tackle.
flDAMS u bvt little behind Dorm
n ~hen II cores to mapping baok,
ut he lacks tho polish thot nsakes
tie Salt Lake citisen such q brilliant
ployer on the detense.. For hord
Me equal Of any, man on tie squad
osd Il may be that he ,ciu improve
Se}ensirelv " given the opportunity.
5kers 10 a general feeling that Hess.
Mo~ sciU not make any changes IN
IL Tine, bvt rtN send Adams IN to
Ssbstitute for Dern.
CCORDlNG to DR.. Light, the team
a physician, there is little likelihood
q Dern startin9, the game: His IN;
VSCU kuCC 10 Utul btAn uuu rWptCs O"v
Hvins him lots Of trouble. The use Of
{6e cane yesterday makes It almost Ger.
tain that the plucky pivot man will
not start. He expects to get into his
moleskins this afternoon to work out,
but will not indulge In any scrimmase
work, He may see action against the
Center County collegians, but at this
writing will not start the game.
Ertic In Shape
Ertresvaag's case 10 different. Hia
hand pains him lot and 10 swollen
md sore, yet he can get into the game:
The X.ray taken on Monday showed
nothing serious when turned over yes
terday. The bones In the hand that
were at first thought to be broken were
found to be intact. Outside OF q severe
bruise with the usual attendant swell.
ins, Ertie's hand Ia In good shape.
he will remain out Of scrimmase dur.
log the week, but will be able to start
Saturday.
Dern and Ertresvaag were the only
regulars out Of the scrimmage yester.
day. Heisman kept the entire var
city and first .string substitutes busy.
At the start he sent Wittmer, Craig,
Sullivan and Hamilton into the back !.
6eld and later put an entirely new
quartet into the fray, consisting Of
Miller, Langd0n, Hamer and King
McGraw had late class and was un.
able 70 attend the practice, or else
be too would have been in the drill.
In the line Adams did the center
work, with johnson and Fairchild on
the wings, Legham and Graf at guards
and Dewhirst and Thurman at tackles,
Frank Sutherland got into the drhl late
IN the afternoon.
The varsity combination at the star!
With Sullivan doing the principal
ground gaining scored twice against
Tom McNamara's Junior varsity after
taking the pigskin on the 1O.yard lint
end working t all the way up the field.
Johnson registered the first touchdown
when he caught forward pass heaved
b Sullivan and raced 45 yards for
touchdown. 1t was q play almost iden'
teal with the one In the Alabama game
which Johnny missed.
SULLIVAN made another one Of
= he long runs IN scoring his touch.
6own otter making continued 0airs
Ss;,os sis ~'y up G.s t1e HcId;, ID, wi. Witf~sTT. uT.
sAS""'"" u"o CIuty wv W00c UU'
Is:.%aSrs SI.si: %Ss'n%.ta IT. the ., js.s''M s" M ns 1a.'
etten, but phen he did he made SEQ.
era! good 0atns. His ability to inter.
!ers and Gssist tho runner enabled
Me sarsi'y to gain considerable yard.
CHORTLY after Pos Miller entered
- the fray-on the second play---h'
INJURED his hand and had to leave thu
ne9. After q brief rest he returne'
snd surprised the students who wit
tie pigskin and showing flashes Of hl
regular form.
Ssan State Defense Easy
1. A1ainst the Penn State defensiv
soimation both combinations Of varsit,
Ssexs showed considerable skill Il
pseakinE through. Every variety o
vaenslve football was used. FOrwar
passes; end runs and line plunges wer
WORKED with lots Of success, the life
.en opening up big holes for the back
20 through and the latter following
W. interference In great shape.
h,..a~ ~.S ths kind Of practice that fen
Wssa the drills the week before til
issH,r' game with the same character
~. S'e spitit and determination that CAV
IL ."acnes .s hope: II II continues unit
~, aams with the Center County col
NTans the prospects Tor a triumph vii
,.:is, =! LanEdon. who has done but littl
,...mamagins before games, was In ther
"M;rday afternoon working like
GYsn. he had no defensive work (
h. III SSsiSauss the juniors never carrie