Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-28
$4,000 Persons
70 See Penn Game


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| all except even money on the result Of
! the game.
One MILDLY man held $40. 900 in cold
cash in his jeans that he was willing
to bet with Penn giving slight odds or
at even money IL he couldn't get the
odds. At that lot Of money has been
bet by thos" who have n sentimental
/ interest In the two teams. Old grads
Of both institutions have wagcred wads
OF coin on the game. with the Navy
proving the favoritc.
From an observer who has seen the
Navy and Penn in n pair OF games
! apiece it looks like an even stephen
, affair.
Ther" is little ron jectur" on tho line.
ups. Hughes. who will star, in Harch.
cts place for Navy. has lots Of speed
ana the same amount of stamina. That
Is Folwells side of it. Some think that
| the former Penn coach - smoke screen.
ing his movements. and at the last
minute vii! send Barchet into the lin"-
up. There didn't seem to be anything
the n.attcr with Barchet Yesterday aft
Srn1on. ',i!I,. when h" ran through signal
drills out at Franklin Field. He was
on the second eleven II he had n bad
ankle. as reported. his running failed
to show II.
'onroy, the MILDLY skipper and quar-.
tctrback: Mckee. a slashing back, and
I cullen. the pun'er. who DISTINGUISHED
+ himself in the Georgia Tech game last
field.
The line will be the same as started
against the Southerners. except that
walker Will be in at right tackle in
place OF Shewell. Taylor, the end
whose playing last Saturday brought
him mention from the Navy camp, will
be seen ut right end.
!"'Sman Will start the backtield quar-
tct already mentioned. with George
Sullivan. the fleet hark. on the bench
at the start. ready 10 be thrown in at a
moments notice. "Muggsy" MrGraw.
who thrilled thousands last week and
the week before with his spectacular
nll-around work will be seen at one OF
!" ha!fback posts. and Captain Miller.
id!" FOR two weeks as the result Of an
INJURY TO his back. NJ the other. Try
iiaM'r and Thurman will round out a
brilliant backheld
Graf VIII Play In Line
In I i" lin" ll"isman has Frank Graf,
u regular last year, IN place nf Thur.
man. The ends will be Ertrosvaag ono
of til" lighte>t bur Gamcst winpmen in
the history Of pennSylvania, and Tod
Fairrhi!d, Wc>ternrr with world, of
ability.
Bill Kelly and Pnpwor,h will tuk.
care OF the guard posts with Frank
sutherland, veteran Of many cam
raigns,. pairing of nt the other ,ackl"
post with Graf
For tn" first time this wear IIcis.
man Will hAN" splendid array Of
substitutes I" send into the game when
ever they prove necessary OF th.
entire varsity squad. only. clark Craig.
III" t'klnhonnn. will b" on the s!Ieines
IN civilian uniforms unable 10 starr.
Every one else is in excellent physical
condition.
,As '"r the crowd Six hlndrod
Mid'ti"s accompanied hN their gnnt
mascot will be on hand before rnme
time. They left the Arudrmv rhis
morning all popped up 10 see the rolors
Of Penn dragged along the turf ar
Franklin Field,
Pretty girls, clad in the latest of the
season. will be on hand ready for the
titanic struggle.
The omnipresent vendors with their
shrill cries Of Hot dogs. cline n
throw will throng the sidewalks lend
ing 10 the stadium. Banners. buttons,
pins and all other parnphrrnalia To
show their favorites will be worn by the
throng.
prnns! .vania and the Navy first met
in lSSS when the Red and Blue won
20 to q. The last game was played in
1915 when Bob Folwell, then coach Of
Penn. took his Red aud Blue icrseyed
athletes To Annapolis and tied the
Middies. Howard Berry romped across
for II touchdown and turned what
looked like II dark day into hright one.
THREE WEARS MJEE OF EDERr
\ more settled condition In Germany /,
reflected in rsc"nt uispaiaB from .