Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-07
must CHANGE FOUL
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jurist at Penn Basketball Din.
ner Calls Sport Best Of All.
NJ Foul Rule Archaic
v0EGELIN IS NEW CAPTAIN

DEM students and graduates played
= the host last night to the Red and
Blue basketball team at one of the best
and most enthusiastic dinners in the
history Of any sport at the University.
One hundred and fifty Of the faithful
at At the festive board and paid homage
20 4 team that nnished second in the
Intercollegiate League Race for the first
time in four years, cheering it as though
the laurel wreath Of victory rested on
The brows of the team.
al Wittmer, captain Of the Princeton
championship team Of the last season,
added his voice to the praises Of the
penn men by labelling the Red and Blue
one Of the gamest teams 1t has been
ny privilege to see play the great game
Of basketball"
While the diners were listening TO
praises Of the team. Ralph Morgan,
chairman Of the Basketball Committee
At tue University and its greatest ad-
vocate there, announced that Award
voeeelin, guard for the last two years,
team.
voegelin last year played a regular
PObt VII lHt
quintet and the same position this year.
az came TO the University from Central
niSn three years ago, and since that
tine has been a star in football and
ipssketball.
Three Of the stars Of as many years
Standing said their farewells to the
port last night-Bill Grave. ex.caD.
IAN; Walter Huntzinger and Emil
1osenaSt, star forwards. All three
peyed on two championship teams and
~ another slip through their grasp
~ tue narrow margin Of 8 points.
yssl Rule All Wrong
Judge Eugene BonniwelI. one Of the
neet enthusiastic followers Of the sport,
S0d a glowing tribute to the game in
ae course Of his address. Basketball
~ brought TO the University Of Penn
Nania more fame than any other
poft, he said. THE remarkable sue.
ol the sport at Penn has made the
sNerSity famous all over the coun.
~. Basketball is one Of the best
Es played today, but 1t must be
"sS% or It Will come under the ban.
tine directors of the Sesqui- Cen.
tInst basketball by those In other
sportt, The rules must be changed AS
rus the personal fouls, the same
IN Ice hockey. football and boxing,
th h"s -FOUR personal foul rule Of today
ssatens to mar the good feelings he.
sTsen the colleges II continued. Those
ao ale IN authority In the sport should
49, tnat the game Is made one of the
nj. I:ns't !, OF all sports by changing this
n:Is JIudse Bonniwell. however. did not
srn.e my suggestion to improve the
asms' 'ea'ihs that to the moguls Of the
"a ,1'l Graye, asking that the students
Tt,"' "'umnl support the team in the
snSe ~ IN the past, turned the Alex-
sSuI SI Cup. emblematic of the cham.
Aptain. 81 "''''her' the Tiger
|. 1Ssiph Sph Morgan paid a glowing tribute
Seo'e McNichol, the Red and blue
Sa, whom he termed cone of Tho
WsNst coaches In the sport"
,.sssichol sNichol replied by stating that his
kyy.au9n as n coach was due entireiv
Mn fogarty, his assistant for the
hospital in Boston. 80
nv addition to those already man.
Ssss she following attended the din
EoGeh John w. Heisman. Dr.
m ~, Dr. John Keogh. Bill Hollen.
SISriey keinath, Artie Kiefaber,
Csirns, Leo DeKorn. Fred
u Ainmerraa and ettcss.