Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
I'M VARSITY EIGHT
H|[1EDB BY WRIGHT.
...nburg and Rugh Promoted
and Roberts and Day Sent
to ]. v. Shell
I,yERAL ARE OVERWEIGHT

.xTpH WRIGHT, coach Of the
~.,..r.,ty OF Pennsylvania crews,
vp'nne "n,one the first to get his oars
sss,tsd' either indoors or out
sroJnced another first late yes.
afternoon. when he gave his
~, eisht a shakeup that sent two
~ ~ n the junior varsity to the
.s,ss and saw the promotion OF two
~ Of the "Jay Vess" to the first
~. Roberts and Hap Day were the
~ ..l.,ts NJ the news that for q while
~S they will do their afternoons
49, A members of the second
nj Rosenburg, recently made act.
"a ssnfain of the crews, and Jack
a wsre the appointees to the first
~. Rosenburg was member OF the
:fdty last year at Poughkeepsie,
IN No. z. This year to date he
.shsen laboring on the Junior varsity
~ Int his excellent work since the
sSistcs were sent on the river
s.,ssd him the promotion.
YSt year Rugh suffered considerably
A.N illness that greatly handicapped
tI~ n his striving for position on
4. vsrsfty eight. He rowed In several
;sssrtant races, but not as member
= III first eight. He apparently has
I"Arsiv recovered from his illness and
n; been showing regular varsity form.
|iIs promotion Yesterday was the re-
m cf-hard work since the start Of the
Indoor work.
b, Combination
= the future, or a. long as the
,sibiuation rows we'll together or one
4 the lesser lights shows good enough
|hrm. the varsity eight will be COM
|,oeed Of Mattison, stroke: Jellinek, Z;
|HcssIl, 6; Waidncr, 8; Wheeler, 4;
|Susn, 8; Rush, 2, and Rosenburg,
tbach Wright is not entirely salts.
|td,with the condition of q number Of
M. first string oarsmen and has or.
|Ard them to do road and gymnasium
|vok to take off extra poundage. The
|utn weight is carried principally by
|hs bow men. three or four of them
|clkctiyely being about twenty five
bonds over the limit.
I The indoor machines have been dis
|rntled until next January. 70 that
|sutdoor work. irregardless Of weather
|uuditions, is all the oarsmen can in
|lhye in. Within the next ten days the
University will be the possessor Of an
Supmobile bus to haul the athletes to
tnd from the boathouse.
Tor years Wright has been bothered
n he late arrival Of his crewmen who
IN been forced to take long, round
Aout route to get to the boathouse. OF
hts, or since the trolleys were taken
hi Thirty third street, the oarsmen
IN been forced to walk to their head
pl1ters. A time saving Of an hour
|N will result with the new machine.
lhaksmm Leave Tonight
Ienight the track team leaves for
|DAana, ILL.,, where they are to compete
y ths two mile intercollegiate cham.
laaships on Saturday night in the Uni
|lxity Of Illinois games. George
l6tdith, Johnny Holden, Larry
own, Jack Herr and Ed. McMullen
Ill make the trip with George Orton,
rector Of the relays and former track
|esh at Penn. and Manager Murphy,
~ 70 assisting Orton in his relay car
irtl plans.
For the first time since taking charge
I tack affairs at the University Law
|na' Robertson will not accompany his
|tan. A heavy cold is keeping the
wteian tutor in this city. While in
|As West Orton and Murphey will con-
n With the coaches and officials of
WesHn and Far Western colleges who
have tams In the meet with a view to
ndR out what Is holding back the
stns Of a number of yearly starters
y The relays.
Coach Heisman has definitely called
q bis indoor practice drills. On April
! spring practice. scheduled to last six
weeks, will get under way. Tomorrow
nisnt Heisman will speak to the alumni
g Buffalo and on Saturday night to
ms graduates residing in Erie.
NJ Special at London
According to Mr.. Bushnell, Penn will
7es take special event man to the
London meet. For a while 1t was ex-
pected that Boots" Lever would &C.
ecmpany the team and meet the cream
English sprinters.
The acting graduate manager also
announced that the relay team would
%npete in Paris on Easter Monday,
AApnl II, providing they can make a
%at from the other side that will arrive
iele on either the 25th or 26th of
aMpHi. A few days are needed before
%e relay games for the athletes to
'us.e S. OH their sea legs.
saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
.liam x.iliam L. Tilden, I'd, worlds singles
hampton ,s..p and graduate Of the Uni
"'asty' will engage in q special singles
wI:a wVsGa with 5. Howard Voshell In
"sv9tman Hall in a tennis rally. Wal
NJ M johnson and Carl Fisher will meet
,a aaHuen and Voshell in doubles match
T;S ~! the singles have been Completed.
Ia espen last week defeated Voshell SO.
su.sssn' aSstsn' Steele, Glynn, Morgan
,..s vu.enler and Mangum, veterans of last
i%Ss, i,Sa, are among the candidates workinv
W.olss WVsoCss for the season that starts on
Gra G.,maa with the College of Osteopatby.
Inantown Inr%n INTO Academy Will be PLAYED on
III, k.u 40. A set Of preliminary matches
10 a.st,h y held within the next two weeks
n. Neuue on the makeup of the team Tor