Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-29
One of Red and Blues
Greatest Stars Likes Spirit
n present Material; Dern
Mnv Be Out of Opening
Came Nth F. and NJ.
srvLLIVAN ATQUARTER
nv Joseph T. LABRUM
,,,Sr.TOOKING bunch Of husky

M University of Pcnnsylvania mhue
o. uJ oyo assertion yesterday afternoon
tee t,s aO tbe Red and Blue gridiron squad
EnnoJ Enlnv % ont on Franklin Field. .
wcrs' @, vas Kraenzlein's first view Of
gobn ", Heisman's squad this
Ooacu He was particularly impressed
III +he earnestness Of play, the size;
wl!n, VIA % and general good appearance or
xe'ssttv odd varsity and scrubs who
suS us,, through their drills. 49,,
,iTbat squad looks to me 70 navS
a.. makings Of great football team
.nnoo,nued the man Wit, still hoius
nnie Of track records mace oaGk
ou 3 tho early part Of this century. ~
\. carly to make any predlctlohS oi,
y. nossible Victories OF the team out
tba hat squad out there LOOKS so'u ~
me- %rbs line is particularly impressive:
Who're is height, weight ana musclc a..
= snd that should stand the team n,, In
Hnod I stead during the season. In'
trsined physician was taking nom; NV
.The CO. ordination Is espec,aliy sOtu
.nd if the men who are ior.un".n r.. -
enough TO get on the varsity ,e'.m, a,,ont .m,'
coh.IH"S oN,. "eSvcrvbody has been telling, me
abou', -. lost prcstiCe."
sohie u '''
vRAENZLEIN has been 'od'c"'"'
n Rcd and Blue gridiron teams for
...- t,renty years and his remarks
ot oto,c man be taken as from an au-
ago. To.;,y The Doctor isn't over
,.,h"siost,c ,nhi or anything like that; &c
!, impIv oiring his rieirs from ,nc
standpoint OF an ooSe''c' o'' "'' '"''
dav on the scene.
uJT TAKES time to build up toot-
,.u toor thot can compete with
a.. .ost In the land" continued the
NV. NV h"rdlcr IN America twenty years
vss' and thot is what IIeisman has
ss., ~ doing His material this year is
much hetter in appearance than any
tI, tbInr he has had for the last two years
and il would not be at all surprising
10 me to find that the 1922 eleven VIII
compensate for, some Of the reverscs sur :
f.red the Inst Two years.
"The schedule is difficult one ana
the team will have to play ton-notch
tall from start to finish to. make any
kind Of record. a lot ot graduates
have expressed the same opinion that
lHc iVdhl' IL
the hard schedule. Will make 2oou th'S
year. share that opinloh.
s,rdont, Catcb On
w.. 1-nao,.,o,,, I,o. 70 CIV about tho
MhHt M...'-.u' t ',t h,. ,,'', t,a omirions of n
slaus - oI.ne oua W ,rrotnbod tn tho work. :
nutnpur W.. WY la,, ln"i, Tln snirit fcht ond
oI,s ,M a .ne ,a'' dts,'inr WrJn of form shewn by
a. ANVIL nond;do tos p hoe taken hold of the
.Xr,una W. ,a.,4'u" u,,orl nf st,dants who ore
.o;ns oro,,nd tell;rg ono anothcr that
sDs M roor bos orrived
!, is n,wavs rho desire Of n student
,bst bo hc NJ COLLAGE whom II has n
men who entered the University "heh
he,smah TOOK nola sruuuute i'eHo aoo 'tna ,Sa
and are more thal, ANXIOUS " see 'nc
mt!shed IN the-6eating ARRANGEMENTS, ;,
getting 5000 seats in the south stahd
from the 40-yard line east.
While the graduates and students arc
waxing enthusiastic. lle!sman is worry .
ing about his manifold problems. Yes
terday Jack Dern, the Salt Lake City
lad who plovcd n whale of a game at
% center On tne varsity ;,, 'hSt M Se"r' .%,' WAS
iayb, % tho % toom " 40 nhvsicinn becnusc of
SoSi,, 'n n;,'raI ,ott honid,r
gT! Thn lHSun'" w.. InoI snorn ias. No,dov
,,i inu ,n'u's u".e' on;u," ,io,n '"s ,,r;iI Ths
sh.iI aHu sn'''c uu''i eN '''.s' h,t NV
G,Suluer Ss was puhpeu harq; out i;nnn nen',
a'o NOT 'e"vE ,he lr"ras' lir rr,an.''e'' T
" uh.li "i'huraWn ny oy IraIi' ; n"s,dn, tm,
the member, At first it was thought to
nonly bump. hut later, when 1t was
iouhd thn' pam was causing no chd ol
uouple. Light ordered the NeSterner
70 see DR., tnrnctt. the hone specialist
Who Will make n report this afternoon.
rHERr !. y st,o,o ,ossjt;H,u TIM,
wy P'''
Defn N'i not START tn fomorfo'o
opeh'nP game. Hc'smdn Is 'rsrSe 10 u,
Il tbe S,jt ffoL,, '" ,o",h ~" 10, ,,aLis 20
olav Uc;on,on '''ri ,riu TUo, bo tarcoJ mot o,iv
So Snd "'"" cnnt o' Iu aIao "'t ,nnn2J om2
caller Ucrn hno 'Is Ison "''" "o1J,,o o'' ,Ge
numberq " ,,ure "IS tIo % m;ddJc 'f ny ,ost %
the team.
Nronc,
toi'uE SULLIVAN, the triple
~ letter man, who played the quarter
pack post in high school, but who has
oGhe end duty at Penn until this year,
Shen he was converted into back
nay get the assignment. Sully has
uoa vI." .;. showing oIiiliantly in all prac-
Me S,, ',i.s, ana looks llko backheld fix
'N'V Il ne continues to scintillate.
Adams at Center Post
cu
" wHhnariey Adams, from Spokane
R,aasaihston, the town that gave Larry
~ 'Wh TO the University, has first call
W. W.. Tue pivot post and will probably
Rsy. opposite to Marshall Payne, OF
Reogh's s, ni,u .narSHall, VINO was Jacf