Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
Cornell Team Here
for Game With Penn,

Continued from Page One
had been very cold. during the last
month we have been practicing by arti.
fetal light. With the cold and the
several inches Of snow on the ground,
the team has been handicapped con.
sidrrably. Cornell always is at some.
thing of II disadvantage coming TO Phil.
adclphin for tn" THANKSGIVING game.
because Of tho sharp contrast in tenn
peratures between tho two places.
Respect Penn's Team
Late practice. ner"ssituting the use
Of are lamps on the field. has been
another difficulty present during the
last month. There is u" lenicncy shown
football players at Ithaca. and though
some of my men would be- ont by 4
o'clock in the afternoon. never had
my full squad until = 80.
1--WE have due respect for tho
strength of l'enn's team. II is one
Of the Grcntest teams the University
has had in years.
Dobie would not venture prediction
as to the outcome of tho game. lie
intimated. though not in so many
words. that Cornell is not so strong
as many believe.
Mike" Sweeney. old Penn basket
ball star. who is in business in Buffalo,
came ON for the gam" and was one Of
the few Penn men on hand when the
Cornell team came in. Mike" said
he had seen Cornell play two Of its
hardest games, Colgate and Columbia.
and that II was marvellous team.
'ltS til" most wonderful football
marhin" ] ever saw said tho former
Penn star. "I'm betting two to one on
1t. have seen hbir work the men
and h" Is $" exact in his requirements
thar | have seen him get on, "a Zoo, :
| rnl" and measure the distance they wer,
from each other. Dobir has Il tricl;
pass where tn" center shoots the ball
straight up in the air, 50 timing il that
tn" ha'k who is carry ing it dashcs by
and catches 1t rs it is falling
sweeney is looking for good weather
tomorrow. but really doesn't care II 10,
II It rains or SHOWS. II" has devised Il
trick hat which he says will serve th,
purposes OF an umbrella nt football
games and he wants to try it out.
Penn Rooter, Confident
Cornell beat Penn last THANKSGIVING
by II s"or" Of ll.O. and five Of tho
veterans who trimmed tho Rcd and
Blue, including the backticd stars, are
still with the Big Rcd Team from,
Ithaca. However, Penn has n fa,
stronger team this year than last; in.
| decd, Il stronger, faster, more spiritc,I
( team than the West philudclphio in
stitui"n has produced in several years,
| ana III" Penn roOterS are BY no means
in despair. They think their team will
Civ" Cornell the first druhbing it has
! hal in TWO seasons Of fGutbul
Il" nv" veterans on the Cornell team
are iddl" knw. captain and star half
back. who was all -Amcr!rnu last wear.
lfanu, quarterback: Cassidy. fullhark /;
Ramsey, halihark; Henson tackle.
| The probable Cornell line up lnn.or-
row will be-: I."tt end. !lcG4icrSnn or
Buckley: left tackle, Hanson: left
guarI, Flynn: center. Richards rtsh;
guarn, Roll": right tackle. Sund>rrum
right end, Guinlnrk; uunrtrrhuck
lianu; left halfha,k. knW: rl.ht hall. =.
| back. Ramsey. and fullbark. Cassidy.
The full squad who came today. be =
sides those named. consisted Of: Ends,
/ DEXTER, Keen and Raymond: tackles.
Sullivan. Parker. Savage and Xarhcr
Iuurl>. E.hrrs"l', HMrcan. Smith, Bran
! non ana Morris; '"nr"rs, Richards
Mott. Smith and Dallas; Uuartcrhark>
! Rooney and Richman halfback,. Wade
! Whr,>ronr. Covert, Falr"nrr. Morgan
and lattcrson, and tnllbarkS, Post
Hart and tallpSOn.