Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-01
Injured Regulars Resume
Practice for Conflict With
Besdek's Warriors at
Washington on Friday
CHEERED BY MIDDIES

ssm nnd confidence ure returning to the
n,idshipmcn, who are looking forward
to the game in Washington next Friday
with Penn state with much assurance
The biggest crowd Of midshipmcn which
rms attended practice this year was In
the stands yesterday, -
Most Of the battered regulars were IN
xhe formation practice and signal drill.
Sbile others watched the work but took
M active part. Among the injured VINO
returned to the game were Taylor. right
and and Walker, right TICKLE. both OF
whom were badly battered IN the game
with Penn.
Arrangements have been made for the
trip to Washington. After practice here
Thnrsdag afternoon the iootb'i'i party
will leave for Washington at ) O'Clock
In rho evening. There will be abont
forty players in the party with coaches
and attendants. The regiment of mid
shir,ncn, 24OO strong. will leave An
nnnolis ut II o'clock Friday morning.
pRINCETON--,rhe Tiger varsity
football squad Is at work in earnest
here TO prepare for Harvard and Yale.
All of the regulars who participated IN
fbc Chicago game Saturday were ont on
The field Yesterday for the first time ana
indulged In practice johnny Gorman.
the quarter. who was slightly in jurrd ut
chicago, was also ont yesterday, al
though he did not scrimmagc:
Practice consisted of training in
hunting, drills in unfamiliar plays, sig
nol drills for all revens. and long
ncriod of tutoring of Tho "CnT'rttcs' IN
Harvard plays and formations.
While the varsity WIS having an easy
dny cf it with II great deal of black
tonrd talk and work in Fundamentally Is.
tho scrubs were being given rcal work.
cut. Phil Brashcr. of the class of
1906, was on hand to assist the coaches
in teaching the scrubs their new liar.
ward plays.
YALE 49, Complete restoration to
physical conditior of three more Of
the members of iac's football hospi.
tai list landed them on the varsity
snuad yesterday. when the regulars
we're given the first scrimmagr prac-
tlce since thr West Point game.
Charlie O'llcarn. Eddy Bench and
John Haas returned to the lineup and
played in the backticld fully half Of the
afternoon.
The coaches have shifted their plan~
regarding Ollearn. Instead Of rescrv.
ing him for merely the Princeton and
Harvard games, he will be started, 1t
Is expected. in every one of the four
Of Ialc's troubles on the gridiron this
fail have been caused by the lack Of Il
quarterback. as O'Hcarn. George
Beckett and Russell Murphy, who ran
the eleven last fall. have ali been
sheivcd by injury in the last six weeks.
HARVARN-Only three members Of
The Harvard! varsity eleven we're dressed
for football and out on Soldiers Field
for work yesterday. tn" other men who
took part in the Dartmouth game either
continuing their holiday or coming to
the stadium in street clothes simply to
keep in touch with what was going on.
However DR.. richards says that the
squad as a whole is in splendid shape
70 begin Its November campaigning.
e. f. Pinkham, from Newton, who
played there with George Owen. was
promoted from the scrubs to the varsity
squad and Owen worked with him on
the first teams signals. Clark and
Eastman did not report at all. and ur-
less the lattcrs knee gets Il lot better
tn" veteran center rush will not bn used
Saturday against Florida. Herman. the
cub center, has advanced very rapidly.
CORNELI.-A Another hard practice
t"'ot'd largely to defensive work was
tho program yesterday, Coach Dobia
giving the regulars and subs demon
sratlon Of the tactics Columbia and
Dartmouth! usually employ. lie gave
SSspecial attention 10 coaching the line.
lie Red forwards we're ON their toes
sll toI k,,
a"rt Ramsey, who Is the key Of the scr-
chdary o'feEsc. Hanson and SundstrOni,
Ihr tackles. l""mrl big in the days
workout, and Dobic is relying heavily
on their strength and football intcli.
k'hre to diagnose and turn back tic Of
IehSlve Efforts "f Columbia and the bi.
Green outfit.
sWARTHMORi;-Conrh Mercer nut
tn' Garhc's through II long and strenu-
GUS signal drill yesterday. giving the men
some new plays to work on il, rrcpara-
tHioh Tor the game with Princeton, in
!o'mrr stadium on Saturday. Mercer
taxing no "iInnceS on letting his
'''eh become stal" at this stage nf the
:"soh' aS has seemed I" hr the ,asr
IN some other years. and Is therefore
| ."'tlhg down th. number Of scrim-
rhGc So Si"ns. All Of the regulars.
WIN IN" execution OF Bud Dottrr"r.
s Mrre out IN uniform. but the coaches
Mnl "nl nos permit either Jackson or
'hoehch to cneag" in the drill
TEMPLE - Temple I'niycr,i,y..
','.Gm,ba'l squad will play St. .Ioscph',,
NMpncS" Saturday afternoon ut o:36 l..
a.. M. at Inbor Field. This will mark the
.lN clash between the local institu.
Gnm' s."ms' After the strenuous game with
,,al!andet, by which several minor
nrutcs w"r" suffered. Tcmplr has re-
mea raa severe practice for Saturdays
ffalh", considering the fact that Tcmplo
las h"s only been in the field four week
Ae' team has done excellent work.
LAFAfETTE--That Coach Su;lcr.
tTn N,aa uTrcH'ly fears the aerial attack of
NV, washington and jefferson eleven
ri,io, demonstrated by the manner il,
iT"lch he is drilling his Lafayette suuoJ
m',parat!on for the game will. the
cesn'rh's at the New York Polo
S'11Mnds 1r,ds this Saturday.
,io,, run OF seventeen consecutive
s,nor!cS has not made Lafayrttc over.
S,htacnt and, according to Courh
n,,rI'"hd' n,sn,.I the men are in wonderful
"are s,".h OF the W. and j, strength nnJ
Sin~, '1s bulletin board filled With ciip.