Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
Expect to Secure Special
Train for Important Came
Ne1t Saturday Night.
Navy Five Confident
FOLWELL TO SEE GAME

! STUDENTS Mt the University of
~ Pennsylvania nre evincing such a
strong interest in their favorites' next
league game that the management is
taking under serious consideration the
charter!ng of special train TO carry
roofing contingent along.
Princeton, under the leadership Of
Hill Iahn. brother OF George Zahn.
tutor. of Dartmouth. and the man re-
Sp0nsiblc for bringing the HanOverianI
out of the ruck in intercollegiate bas-
kerball, has been setting the collegiate
world afre Of late 10 such an extent
that next Saturday nights game takes
on the greatest importance particularly
among the undergraduates at Penn.
Although the game is more than n
week off. hundreds have inquired at
the athletic Office as to what measures
the managers Of the quintet were going
to take to care for the students who
have shown a desire 10 attend the con-
test. Indications point to one of the
largest crowds that ever followed n
Penn quintet out of town. 1t will be
remembered that when the Red and
Blue played Chicago in the play off for
the national collegiate title Il special
train was necessary to take care of the
huge crowd of Red and Blue ruoters.
Indications point this year to
| the chdftcring of special train for
upwdrd of a thousand students and
follotcCrs Of the team. II is said
| that the Penn authorities have
asked for half the seating capacity
Of the Tigers hall for the game
merit Saturday night, rhich means
that they expect Jetpeen one thou
sand Gnd fifteen hundred to Gc-
company the Red aud Blue into the
Princeton Gdif,oick.
Hill Zahn achieved one of his most
cherished ambitions recently when he
scored one point victory over his
brother Georges Dartmouth quintet up
on the floor at Hanover. The result
has caused reawakening of interest in
the court game ir Tgertown and feel
Ing that the championship this year will
, be decided between Penn and the men
of Old Nassau.
George Zahn Likes Hills Team
George Zahn. who took Dartmouth, a
last place hopeless aggregation, and in
two years boosted them into one of the
llONl ltuTtu III Tue
league, was q visitor IN the sports
sanctum yesterday, and before he had
time to remove his overcoat was Piled
with questions.
AS usual, he was reticent about his
own team, but had oodlcs of praise for
his brothers. aggregation. "But wait
until Timmie Cullen and his mates get
TO Princeton, calculated George with
smile. "Our boys are all 'het up
over that defeat and expect 10 do some
| thing worth while. haven seen Penn
vet but I understand that Eddie Me-
Nichol has another great team that
bears watching. 1t looks like a three
cornered battle with Princeton, Penn
and Dartmouth holding the center Of
the stage
/ The midyear examinations at Dart
mouth are keeping the minds of the play
| ers off basketball, according TO Xahn,
! who is home on brief vacation while
his charges are trying their luck with
| the subjects that make a college stu
! lent's life anything but one of ease.
The Dartmouth tutor expects to see
Penn and the Navy play tomorrow
night and he expects one of the greatest
games of the year. The prowess Of the
Middlcs has spread even to the fastncSs
of Hanover, and Iahn is anxious to see
the sea warriors in action and also