Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-30
Stage Is All Set
for Penn Opening
Continued from POGO One

NOHtlnueu from fugc OUe
knots Of students could be found in the
fraternity houses and wherever gradu-
ntcs and students meet discussing the
teams prospects. The one question on
every ones lips that will go unan-
swered until the end of the game this
afternoon is, "What kind of team are
we going to havc?'
The lineup this afternoon is so
problemetical that even those who pro
fess to be on the inside are at loss
to name It. Heisman hasn't given an
inkling of the eleven men he will start.
Four or five of the veterans of last year
are certain to be in there when the
mninder of the team is in doubt.
The Eternal Question
Which causes the students and grads
TO arise and ask, "Wonder what the
lineup will be? Think so and SO and
such and such will start? Will that
freshman crowd Of last season make
varsity places? These questions are all
natural ones. for Coach l1eismnn is q
stickler for secret practice drills. anc
as a result the students haven't had an
opportunity 10 zee t'tir i"'oi'oo ''
action in scrimmage drills.
Eagle eyed assistant managers OF the
gridiron sports. augmented by seVera!
policemen. have kept the students ous
of Franklin Field. and only those whose
credentials pass the close scrutiny OF
the managers have seen the hed ana
Blue stalwarts do their work.
There isn't any worry about the out .
hn efnIpnfS flKlny III
for granted that Penn will win. How
over Franklin and Marshall has good
foam. n much better one than last year,
when they gave the Red and Blue
battle worthy Of their mettle.
As late as this morning the Penn
,;,n.un was in doubt. After looking at
thc scrimmages during the last week 1t
20 o,,r opinIon that IIeisman will start
Miller Voogelin, Hamer and sullivan IN
the bocktield, +. Dewhirst and Ertres-
yang Mt ends, Adams or Dcrn at center
Thurman and PapwOrth tackles, haun
man and Kelly guards.
Of the number Miller. Noegelin.
rhnrnan, Dern and Ertresvaag were
r,omhers of last years team. All but
nsrn started in the opening game last
sooson az the others who started last
Scor Genthncr has left school. Suther-
iond "a rated as first substitute at TINS
.tooe Of the season. Cochranc, 'IraVe;
Wrav and Day have graduated ana
\iiko Wbitehill has played his allotted
years on the gridiron. a., ,.,,u1,
T'bo now faces in the linc-p include
p.nworth. Frank Dcwhirst ana Nauit
man NIL from Inst year lreslll''nll
toom,. Adams, who was picked up by
C"anh Ueisman when he made his
oomsus of the University in the spring,
and Kelly, stalwart in the llhe Ut
Trinity, two years ago ,. ,o-
The line will average almost sS iSo
wounds # Dcrn is able to play, Inc SAT-
"L,UC | oLs civ lad injured his shoulder early
IN tho week and had an examination
,n,de of the member yesterday tHe rr
snit of which has not been anhounrcu'
Rothcr than take a chance "l iurtl,I
;ninry. it is likely that iiclShlhh WI w,
Start Adams. which will prlhg tlc iIne
down to slightly over lSo pouhos aver
age. ,,s out of the line-up
sionni calling task will probably
u.uo,wc tnv on George Sullivan. the three,
io,tor mnn. Sully was quart"rohck
T., ','I lis hiph school days and has been
in oa -, now md then in the same capac-
us'u h., Nv IIeisman. lie has shown lots
isS ohii;tv in calling the numbers.
OF .dams nI,r who probably viii play
.on Nun'' hos been Dern's underStndy
srm,o S..no rho early training at Mount
Stnnt rnotro lie is n capable snapperback
,'.ho M'o' ia VET TO prove his worth in com
lti.,nr WIZ His teammates predict that
be Will more than tit the bill
Hamcr Gives Promise
,r., Uomer is the strapping big full
,o,L Who last year gained considerable
toma IN the closing game of the season.
iIn,,r iIaro will probably do the punting
far ,r thc Red and Blue. Miller is II tried
, iu' truc veteran and one of the best
d0forsiye d%fc men in the game. Nocgrlin
;s ueI, hnovier than last year. and has been
.bnwing brilliantly in practice.
Sn"S' ~ the Franklin and Marshall team
.hot met the Red and Blue last year
an o'Iv Two veterans will be seen in the
,;nc.un U'n,s this Afternoon, Don Cragin, the
romden lad, at right halfback, and
ilroXn, at right end.
Marshall Payn, who held down the
.ontcr berth for the Penn freshman
,iovrn Inst year. will occupy the same
unst on Franklin and Marshall this
,,fternoon. Payn left the University
Inst spring because of scholastic
troublcs and cast his lot with the Lam
caster College.
,,,unds occupies the fullback post on
the visiting team. His line plunging is
soid to have won for him the sobriqurt
NJ "bullet." Hastings Jones, who will
occupy the left halfback post, will be-
Tho talcst man ON Franklin Field this