Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21
|'0A[ REGION GRID
| TEAMS ARE READY.
.ading Elevens Will Open
Season Next Sunday-coal-
4. dale Has New Field
al BERToN LOOKS GOOD

c.o,do,c eleven, 1921 champions
Ine oo,l. regions, has been prac-
o. o. ,n' diligently for several weeks III
ucins Ace for the opening OF the season
fraa'''ss . Sunday. Most of last years
n,oyers have reported. .
pI",t;tion"y Boy Evans retires In favor
=, his ,h brother "Bill' at center. The
OF n.' stars, such as Lithgow: Garland,
I,n. %I~o bonner, Pavlick. Herring, Nor
pu' Susbnrm and BOYLE. nre all phcK:
Eo",dale's football field. which was OF
s,,y last year. has been maze ihso
fne grassy lawn. x,,,,us. so,towbcr
a, II" "ncthlchcm October |. Chester;
q, HEa,,,bsr Is, open; October %. Du Noes
~, York Collegians: October ~,
MMomnt Carmel. all at home.
mIt mCn,t,in Fo,llkc, of Gilbcrtor, has lost
A.. "up,iobty Gottschall. last year S full.
tne tae, ''' and Halfback Shecnan. who have
.,1nod pn.m.d With the Shenandoah Vel low
Tts,Iots TTsIt but he has secured Striegcl.
.,snt weighing 215 pounds and standing
faano. q inches Boslcgo. of Mount Car
", oOG FOUNDER, and the fast flying
McC;cehnn, who wit h Struegel played
A. Villanova College last year: =,
The Marack brothers. Iubeys, and
p,cc, from last years eleven. will be
tbe nucleus of Gilbcrtson's 1922 eleven.
The schedule is n hard one. In addi-
tion to meeting Shenandoah ana Coal
Solc % they will clash with Marion
Wo;cbts ItM September "a: Pottsvillc 4.
= October I: Locust Gap. October 81:
Etdiwartlsylle, October 10; Lykcns Val.
low eleven. champions of York and
Douphn Counties. October 30. and
Frankford Yellow Jackets at Philadcl-
mia Saturday. October %. Gilber-
ton has heavy line and backfcld
as speedy as chariots.
Captain rritis. Of Shenandoah. has eight
cen men on his squad. among whom are some
ssss s:s naTs HS"f Been NsKS aiad Sn"l cid tu
Eahsnoy city. who starred as halfback
Tor Gllbcrton last year., Shenandoah will
meet Mo E Rey inew
Jackets. Edwardsville. Tamadua. Marion
Heights and ShamolSin.
Mahanov City will be represented by a
strong eleven for the first time in three
years Manager Joe Murtin Is securing the
naS 1%S THy Se r the Of Frans coy TS"y w
srldron star and brother Of Charles Coplcy,
s.pan Of TIE Akron; .: proie.sionSls. .s ,
low Jackets Of Frankford at Philadelphia
October a. This eleven will also play Coal
ha'N SncUdflubdH MDuHl NuIIlcl anu Iii
eerton.
Chapman. a former fullbnck OF Mount st.
Mary Coilefc football team at Emmits >
burg. has signed to play fullback for Coal
dale.
The Thanksgiving Dny football attraction
IN the coal regions viii be tho annual game
between Shenandoah Yellow Jackets and
Coaldaie. at Coaldae. These two teams
meet at Shenandoah also on November 8.
rot.svillr has an exceptionally strong
line.ur and FOR the frat time In several sea :
sons will have place on tho Coaldale
tlcvens schedule. POttsville will also meet
Shenandoah.
Marion Heights has one OF the games'
football teams In the anthracite region:
Most Of last year's players have returned
and the team as whole IL lie HI. However.
In Manager Longo's Marion Heights eleven
Mount Carmel. which played the Shenan-
6oah ar.Chnmninns to standsti!l last
Season Is represented on tho gridiron by Il
fast and heavy eleven this season.
The Frnckyilc Bunnlos. a speedy eleven
which has won sixtv-four games and tied
elk out Of seventy Eanl"g played d"rinG tho
last six years. arc ready to m"ot any clever
IN the State whose Average weight do"s nIt
exceed lG2 pounds. Harry W. Murphy. pcs
North Second street. Frackville. is the man
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