Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-19
Bob Fol,ueN Replaces Flip.
pin, Lentz and Parr With
Mckee, Zuber and Stolz
for Georgia Tech Came
'NEW MEN LIGHTER

Ann6p0l1S, Mo-, Oct. 1D.--Seektng to
secure the strongest possible lineup for
the game against Georgia Tech here
Saturday, Coach Folwell has made three
changes in his varsity lineup.
All Of the new men yesterday engaged
in the short scrimmage which was al.
lowed the regular eleven. Mckee was
placed In the backfield in place of Flip
pin, Zuber was substituted for Lentz at
right guard and Stolz took PARIS place
at left end.
The changes will take quite a few
pounds OF weight from the Nays team
average. Zuber Is thirty pounds lighter
Mckee, who was regular back two
years ago. is fifteen pounds lighter than
Fillppin;
The dropping Of Parr came as a sur
prise, as he has been a varsity end for
three seasons. Stolz, however, is q
powerful youth and hard player.
SWARTHMORE - Coach Mercer's S
eleven looked better in practice yester-
aay than any time during the season:
The new backfeld combination Of
Schneider at quarterback, Dottercr and
Wilcox halfbacks and Asplundh looks
like the Garnet's best bet to bring VIC
tory for the Little Quakers'' when they
meet Penn on Saturday.
-, The scrubs were helpless against
the varsity at all times. The var
sity backs plunged through the line
for large gains, and the interference
given on the end runs was almost
perfection.
Swarthmore will attend the game
almost to the man. or woman, too.
as the co. eds are also viciously clam
oring for tickets. Nearly oil of the
Swarthmore cheering section has been
sold and the Swarthmore management
mas been forced to send to Penn for
! more tickets.
PRINCETON - With the Chicago
game October % claiming the attention
these days. long drills in all depart
ments OF the game are the order Of
procedure. The Orange and Black line
Yesterday received great deal Of atten-
tion from Coach Roper. The behavior
Of tho line in the Colgate game was
anything but satisfactory, and he has
been devoting most of his time and
energy to this vital part of the team.
captain Mel Dickinson, who did not
scrlmmage, was back Mt left guard and
! seemed to be the bulwark of the defense.
TED Howard was back at his old job
at right guard. Gray and Tillson were
at the wing positions, and this pair of
ends probably will face Maryland.
HARVARD There was some
scrappy football in the stadium yester-
day for the varsity, the coaches staging
two scrlmmages, one against the fresh
men and the other against the scrubs
The double football battle followed n
long lecture in the locker room, but once
on the field the squad went into the pIay
just as fiercely as they did Tuesday.
Play continued until 1t hardly was
possible to follow the ball, and with the
final whistle Coach Fisher Just about
completed the hard work he will have
his outfit do for the game on Saturday
with Centre.
JOHNS HOPKINS - The football
team will journey to Haverford Col.
lege to meet their old opponents on the
gridron Saturday. The Quakers have
not had very successful season so far
and will be out, not only to break their
present jinx. but also to pay back for
the defeats handed them by the Black
and Blue during the past two seasons.
The Van Orman. O'Rourke team was
running in midseason form against
Washington. Rich and Taylor in the
backfeld worked exceptionally we'll in
the broken field. The line performed
we'll at all times.
BCCKNEIL - Head Coach CIV
Pete Reynolds ran the Ruckncll foot
ballers through light scrimmage yes.
terday afternoon for the only rough
work on the weeks schedule. Several
new players were added to the Bucknell
rcpertory early in the week. but YES.
terday's scrimmage showed their effac.
tiveness for the first time in rough play
STATE Considerable interest bas
been aroused over the alumni home.
coming day with Middlcbury College
Saturday. despite the fact that the Yer