Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-08
penn SOCCER TEAM
LOOKS FOR VICTORY
Red and Blue Primed for Title
Game With Tigers
Tomorrow
COURT five SELECTED

The most important intercollegiate
soccer game in two years will be staged
on Franklin Field tomorrow afternoon
between the University of Pennsylva.
MIA and Princeton elevens. A victory
for the Red and Blue and titular hon.
ors will rest here. while triumph for
the Orange and Black meets a play.
off next Wednesday in Tigertown.
:. The wet, muddy condition of Frank
lin Field yesterday afternoon prevented
Coach Douglas Stewart and his aide de-
camp, Dave Gould, from holding
workout. If conditions are better this
afternoon the varsity and second elevens
will run through short dummy scrim-
mage.
Princeton will arrive here tomorrow
morning along with several hundred
students. The undergrads are all "he,
IN" over the contest. Bob Hamilton,
who manages the Penn team. looks for
the greatest crowd In the history of a
college game in this city. Efforts are
being made to have the Penn band on
hand and the entire student cheering
section.
The Penn eleven is in excellent shape
for the fray and expects to win, bu'
tional team. Coach S.ewart has cau-
realizes that the Tigers have an excep-
toned Captain Amelia and his mates
against over confidence. The players
point to the fact that they scored five
goals against Cornell. whereas Prince
ION lost without making a goal, as one
OF the reasons why they expect victory.
While the soccer team Is worrying
about its contest, ;he basketball team
also has something on its mind. Coach
| H. hal IAe s~kA
team to oppose st. Joseph's in the
night. Only one member of last years
team is among the varsity five.
al Voegelin. captain Of the team
ii q which finished in second place
after a play-off game with Princeton
Pos Miller, the other veteran, has moi
reported as yet Label GOldblatt, who
saw considerable action last year botl
in and out of the league games, ant
Bob Kneass, the former Gushing Acad
emy and West Philadelphia High Schoo
star, will occupy the forward posts.
At center Charley Home" Brew
will try to make the grads and under
grads forget that Bill Grave is no longe
with the team. Voegelin will start u
one guard, with Lou Carmack. the At
lantic City whirlwind, at the other
The last named was member Of th
freshman team last year, as was ais
Kneass. Brew was the pivot man Of
the junior varsity quintet.
. Jimmy McNichol, who subbed las
year, and Schafer, a junior varsit
, player in 1921, will act as the first re
serves this year. Lefty Dusty Rhoade
} and Leopold will also warm the benc
/. at the start, with chance Of seein
, action before the game is over.
! Jim Brydon, Jesse James and Ir
+ Rumbold. all of whom worked on tn
g gridiron the last season, reported lat
I night for their first workout of the yea
. and made favorable impression on th
o coaches. George Sullivan, Pos Mile
and Bill Kelly, other griddcrs. are NJ
expected to report until after the holi
days.
Another McNichol will play on II
e freshman five when it opposes 8
4 Joseph's Prep in the preliminary gan
g tomorrow night. He IS Johnny, Il
q star Of the West Philadelphia His
,, School team last year. The remaind'
. on the first -year team will remain
y ileep secret until the start of the contes