Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-14
Besdek Has Varsity Primed
for Contest With Red and
Blue; Artelt, Former Ger.
nanto,vn Acadn,y Star, a
Regular
DERN MAY PLAY
Nv JOSEPH r. LABRUM

WDENN STATE has team that vii
cause trouble from now on" sait
. nromincnt University of Pennsylvania
farmer football star this morning in dis.
.ussing the chances Of the Red md Blu,
for victory over Hugo Bezdek's hire
iings.
'aThat defeat down at Washington y
.he former moleskin warrior continued
has proved just the right impetus t.
at that bunch Of wildcats up there
resrin' to go. They have fight ant
snIrit and know the game. and don't bt
surprised to see them show n different
Kind Of attack against Penn than they
Aid against the Middies, as sort of sur
nrisc attack that / understand they have
Been concealing just for Penn.
"Having seen them play against the
Middies and having heard considcrab :
last Saturday from those who attended
Tho game, I feel certain that Bezir.,,
lacking perhaps n Killinger. has afmos,
a. good team as he had last year
''This fellow Wentz, not even cOiisid
cred good enough to have his name liatet
a. n varsity player until after the
syracuse game, is a wonder from oil &C.
counts. Palm Is about as good IL Aunr.
terback os this season has produced
b, among the newcomers, whic the line
with !'Tiny" McAfahon in there along
Sith Bentz and Bedenk IL a strong one.
0YUST because the Center County
j team lost to the Middies and the
Rcd and Blue beat Fol,celrs creW Is
ao reason for Penn to get cheSfV
orer the game. It pill prove as hard
a. ann on the schedule and Miller and
lis mates have had busy year.
Bc.dek is crafty coach, Who
teaches style Of .play that Is vcry
deceptive. He has the material trhich
IN turn has the brains. Outside of
thot there isn't much to be desired.
C0THE game should resolve itself into
/ brilliant defensive spectacle,
vith the open game being used as the
modus operandi for the scoring. Penn
has a great defensive team and SO has
State. -, =,
bility outweigh the Red ard Blue both
IN the line and backfield, but the differ
ence will not be so much as to be very
keen'y felt. A victory for Penn and
the seassn will be somewhat retrieved;
It will put new spirit in the team and
make Of it a fighting; smashing outfit
for the Cornell game"
Philadelphia Boy at End
In the State lineup that will prob.
ably stayt on Saturday will be Ted
Artelt, who starred at Germantown
Academy two years ago. The former
local scholastic star, who is sopho:.
more at Penn State. was a member OF
the first.year team last year aud
showed such adaptability in the early
drills that he had little trouble making
regular place.
! lie Is one of tho biggest wingmen
playing on Eastern gridirons this year.
! He stands six feet four inches without
his shoes on and moves the beam ut
100. Ted Fairchild. who will oppose
the State star, Is five inches shorter
and weighs sixteen pounds less.
Two other Philadelphia schoolboys
Gre on the varsity squad. Dave Feas.
ter, one of the biggest stars in the his.
tory Of West Philadelphia High, is u
against Penn. The big fellow from
after being out Of college for several
and r,pects ~ be n reruior next sen.
, son.
Tho otber former local stor is II U.
scnaJ ~ T"t .. Wv f ",sfeSo M "om ,nh a." taIi tn
and wo,rhS noS no,nJs iIa hns b".m
doing snhst;tmts Smtw tb;s w vo,r r"' T'ik"
Fsaster hc hos n onathsr rn"r ~ niov
With tbe excent;om ~ Hmffprd the
fipht end who romas from II;jisboro
High West V;ro:m;o thn varsitw i.
COMPOSED cyclusiveiw ~ formcr hiph and
prep school eS nth,etSS. u from ," th,a s St"," "
with the Western section supplying the
"ea'er NUMBER
MEAT year State should hare a
" remarkable team rith c;obt nj
the eleren rarsitv Dlavers rcfyrninG
Onlv Cantaim Rents H. ForJ "ni
Louie riIl be lost by orndwot;om
The remainder Of the team has one
or t,ro mecr. Iii ., .,n, Iy;.h s"G "
a nucleus Bcsdck. II he cont;nucs at
State and doesn't come to this citv
to manage the Phiilics, should hare
q m0rld. beating a0grc1ati0n TO tr0t
out as the curtain 0ocs IN for Inc
1928 cdmDaign,
"H ,enh p'avers all realize what a
wonderful team Bczdek has turned
out this year after losing so many
men from last years aggregation by
graduation.
. Athletic activity was Mt n complete
eandstill beyond the Schuylkill ycstcr. |
gay out of respect for the. memory of
An AtHndy Lang, the freshman who died us
Mercersburg game, but the varsity grid
gers talked football in the training