Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
bob Fol,reH, Hollenback,
\ Draper and Lou Young
Among Lun,i,laries
BELL QUARTERBACK
Rx .IOSEPH 7. LABKCM


l. University is shaping for the benefit
sanne to be played on Franklin Field
at y o'clock Saturday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lang. father and
mother Of Andrew Lang. The freshman
who died recently as the result of in
juries received in u football game be-
tween the first year team and Mcrccrs-
burg. will be tho pcncIitiarics. The re-
Ceipts will be used as q trust fund for
the bcreaved parents.
To date twenty eight of the cream
OF the graduates football array have
signlicd their intention of playing
agninst the varsity. Captains. All
Nmrricaus aud stars Of the first magni-
tudc will he used against the best team
that Tex lIamcr the new captain. can
muster.
According to Lou Young. who played
loft "r,i aud cnptainch the 1919 eleven.
the team he viii start Saturday could
icat any Al american combination
that is. il age hadn't taken It's toll aud
lcft muscles trihc crcaky.
Picture n harkfcld OF Bert Bell.
ouarterback: Bob FolwelI. Navy coach
and captain uf the 1907. Penn team. nn'l
lIobey Light. one Of the stars Of the
1919 team, at halibacks and Zig Bill
Hollcnback at fuilback.
Add to tho bncEiicld line that con-
tains Lou Young. at left end: Dexter
Draper. an All l-American member Of
tho I9GS team. at left tackle: G';s
Xlegl"r. line coarh last year an1 also
mn All American in 1905. AT left guard.
Ernie Cozzcns. captain Of the 1910
team. at center: Dr. Buck Wharton.
originator of the Penn line play Sys-
tenn aud captain Of the 1906 eleven. AZ
right guard: Neil Matthews. captain of
the 1916 team. nt right tackle. and 81
1'auXtis. coach of the =. NJ. G.. ana
star and back IN 1907. at right end.
in addition to thos" named who will
start. Lou louus will have such former
greats as J. Hutch Scott. quarterback
in 1910: Hap Day and Vie trank.
rnters in 1921 aud 1920 respectively
Ey Dickson. end in 1897: Dick Mar
shall. who made the 90-yard run in
1915 that beat Michigan: Hunter Scar
lett, end In 1907: Allie Miller. coach
at Nillanova and quarterback and cap
tain of the 1909 eleven; Jack kcogh.
of the 1910 team and coach Of tho
freshmen: Mike Svcru, auurl"rback Of
1916; Tex Rams'lrll. the sprintrr and
tackle luminary in 1911: Tom Me-
Namarn. present. scrub coach; Mike
Wbtehill. who starred for two years
on the varsity: Bots Brunnrr. the La
iayette All American and former Penn
player; Tom Crooks, of the 1907 team.
md Ray Miller. member Of the 1919
eleven and brother OF lleinie and Allie.
Tex llamcr will call his squad to.
r"thccr tomorrow for practice, Will !" n
number of the graduates expect to hold
signal drill Friday afternoon.
he. nIr e D., Al,
tincy yesterday afternoon. while II
great surprise. was WELCOMED by stu
dents and graduates alike. The big
smiling fexan is popular with students
hud graduates. His election give Penn
an aggressive leader who has been one
"t the outstanding stars Of the teams
OF the last two years.
RiLL HOLLENBlCK had he fol-
loring 10 say concerning Hamcr:
Thot big .fCllow Is ono of the dncSi
n"d nomrst footbaH players in tic
rama fodng. Ne should make an idCdi
' lcadcr for the 1923 team. he has all
mat goes in the-mdkc 0f a star
aud II wOuId not be at all surprising
10 tnd him minni"g rcal honorS nc|t
year,
Hamer Surprised
HAMERIS election was as much a
surprise to himself as it was to
tnr students. The big Texan, who in
.aeltally is one of the youngest cap
Ihlns In Penn's football history, was
not considered seriously as II contender
Tor the title until last Friday. when
rv"ral OF the players boosted him for
!he post. lis election yesterday by 4,
,"'" of Jack Drrn. the fnvortr. and
hy two votes over Bill Kelly. was the
biggest surprise in the last decade.
Gee. ! never thought that would he
elected, said the big fullback this
morning. "Certainly was a pleasant
surprise. The fellows are all back Of
nic ana next year you are going TO see
. team on Franklin Field that will be
2 real credit to the University. know
am going to'do my best to make it
,Hamer paid n glowing tribute to Pos
miller, the retiring captain, whom he
'ailed one of the finest football play
ers and leaders in the comntry.'
=, Tex will attend the meeting of tn"
football Committee scheduled Tor
thursday afternoon, at which time th"
schedule and ronch for next year VIII
pr'bably be taken up. No announce :
"ient will he made Of the select ION ol
either until after the Athletic Council
meets on Friday afternoon in the sradu'
ate managers Office.
To Pia, for Squash Tennis Title