Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-24
Coach Bill Roper Searches
for Player to Pilot Prince
tOn-DinsrOre Put on
Second Team
HELACKS EXPERIENCE

Princeton. y. j.. Oct. ?i.--A long
blackboard drill and dummy Scrlmmas"
was the order Of the dny at lrihcct"h
football practice here yesterday '"a'"
Fin Rouer had several new plays I"
show his men. which vii! rroh"'Iy u"
uscd nrninst Chrirasn ncNt Saturday.
Tho problcm of quarterback IS st.iI
unsnlyed. Don Louric is being Still
more appreciated here, now 'hat ~
romcs to the choice OF som" one 10 hh
his place. Bergen started rs quarter
hocl; on the varsity Y"St'rL.E' nu'
."nn gaze way to Johnny Gorman'
Dirsmorc. who started against Mary
l,rJ last Saturday as quarterback. was
%,r,uvrA to the second team. IL"
is - hard fighter and n very fast man.
hut Ike all the other candidates Tor
thr quarterback position, lacks cX-
n.rionrr, Willie WingNt" was Snbstt-
tutrI for Dinsmorc later in the after
''"I" T"c return OF Bob Bcattic to tll"
,,un.,,, has greatly strengthened the
Iurl lli,ld. Rratti" weighs more, 'hnlI
ono which does not. however, hln"'r
II. surrl. II" showed great form
"roinsr MARYLAND last week. nShins
Though its line with great regularity
yALE--Coarh Jones has st.Tt"d +"
,,,;n;yn Cor the Army gam" of Satur-
The ,ine-up ordered yesterday
r",fII.d ,hc prophecy that nearly half "t
H., ,cnm will bc romposrd of youngsters
,,h, lnyc won their spurs and mol"SklnS
I,r crnyN,ng veterans to the Sidelines,
"' rnhnuy loss and Lester Miller ms
,,,',.In. aud Winslow Lovejov. ns cen-
,'',. for thc rush line. and Billy NrRl",
for ,hr lmckrirld. would be termed san
Iot ,rndurts il scrub clcvens used Surl
.r,in;n" grounds. The three rush lin"
nnyircs are the selection by the new line
ronrh, Myron Fuller, who also knew tn"
hnrkfie!d latest addition, Neale. when
Fr,,er coached and Neale played at
West Virginia.
svHACTSE--Conc "Chick" Nee
tenn ui the Syracuse University foot bull
I,rv.n did not drive his warriors yester-
lov hrcousr Of the wet field and the fact
tLnt thc PLAYERS went Through Il Strcnu-
ms game with the Pitt Panthcrs Sat
urdny.
Shwnrzrr, who secuted the Penn State
eleven last Saturday at state College,
Pm. told the players just what they can
n.prrt n see Hugo lE"Hdrk's team
gvring in the game at the Polo Grounds
next Saturday.
LAFAYETTE - Entirely satisfied
with the impressive victory over Buck
ncl University here last Saturday,
t,nnrh Dr. "Jork" Sutherland YES
rcr,,ay excused his varsity squad from
nr,r,ticp. In the absence of the first
String mcn the second and trlrd teams
belL a Spirilcd scrimmagr. Today Coach
Sutherland will begin drilling for the
:, irIesI three weeks ever faced by n
Infnycttc College team.
ON the next three Saturdays the IA.
fo,,t,c cl.vrn faces three OF the best
teams in the Fast. ali On foreign fields.
Tli4 Saturday IafNv"tt" viii meet RoS.
tun College,. in i'nSt"n. Then come
mu,rhrN with WUsijnglon and Jefferson
or TN. Polio Grounds, New York, ana
will, l.utgrrs in New Brul ,wick.
UARN ARD Varsity players were
scarce on soldiers Field yesterday. the
only Harvard regulars who reported to
hr,in the seventh week ot til" Harvard
urdirou campaigning being two backs
and two linesmen.
The other seven first string men had
the day off and most Of them are nurs-
Ing injuries more or less Important
However, Captain Bcnll and George
Owens came through the game. or the
short portion Of II I'm which they played,
in splendid trim. Owens really found
that he was in better shape than he
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