Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-03

ut all surprising to nnd lin ~ a. a..
quarterback post tomorrow afternoon
against the University OF iaisoam atapa,,'a' used
Johnny Thurman. who weighs ABOUT
fifteen mounds more than Hamilton. AT
the post, Thurman proved a regular
Rock of Gibraltar in the backheld an9
was moved to the line in the second
half when the ofense opened up. Ihis
week Thurman viii be back IN the ilne
at tackle at the start anu IN MS piaue
Will probably be another heavy naam' ai
and Hamilton, who can tackis vii Vii
looks like the man. He proeaelE WI, WI,
rst on cnnortunity to carry the ball
because OF his line crushing aclll'!'
HAMILTON is almost str tees 'a'''
IL Is trenty.one years oid; n,c"..
Der Of the junior class dnd hdiN 'ro"
Bangor High School In ono.
CHANGES are not contemplated IN
~ the Red and Blue lineup for me
contest tomorrow other than at quar-
,erback. The coaches aren ccr,h!h
as TO whether Hamilton will star:
Eycrythin: depend -, on whethsr Al
Langdon can play. The former Scran
ION lad, who created no end OF havoc
i,y his defensive playing in the second
half of tie game with the Navy. mas
iccn bothered by n bad leg. charley
horse causing all the veAation.
Langdon Has Bad Leg
Since Monday Lansdon has. been
taking things easy ard getting me III :
jured member treated by Messrs. MOTIFS
and Dec. He was kept oTt OF the
scrimmagc drills and did little else but
r,in around the field 10 keep his wind
right in addition TO other minor duties
flat even an injured player can nave
II Langdon is right tomorrow before
esme time he is bound to start, but
70 he isn't il looks like Hamilton Will
cot the chance. Babe Grove. the 80
1ound lad whose taclling is the hard :
Est on Franklin Field. is another can.
d1date for the post. IT may be that
he viii get the assignment tomorrow
Thurman will be back i'll the line a.
tackle alon: with FRANK sutAeriahH =,
, The guards will he Papworth and
Kellv. with Jack Dern at center and
Carl Ertresvaag and Ted Iairchild at
fbe VIM posts Frank Graf. who
started against the Navy. Is suffering
from an injury similar 70 Lansdon :,
but along with Lehman and Kaufman
will be ready TO get into play II the
coaches call on him. ,,.,
Rae McCraw and Captain Pos Miller
will be the halfbacks and Tex Hamer
the fullback. George sullivan Will nrt
be used ut the start but is certain to
see action before the game is oyer.
He will probably relieve Miller or Nc,
Graw at the start of either the second
OF third periods.
1OHNNY THURMAN. Bill hclv.
u Pos Miller. Rar NcGrow and
,,.ft, I/
Penn State grmc IN WASHINGTON th,3
afternoon TO get q line on the plnr
Of the upstate eicrem TINT IS met
two recks from tomorrow on Frank,
In Field. Thurman left last night
and the other players this morning
for the scene Of the battle.
MOST of the Red and Blue players
Wl figure that the Middes should dc.
feat Bezdek's charges. They contend
that injuries and the loss of the star
lineman declared ineligible the other
day will leave Penn State in weak .
ened condition. The fact that Barchet
10 ready to start the game IS said by
the players to be another reason why
the Middies are going to win. ~;
Penn men have the greatest respec'
IN the world for Barchet after his per
formance in the fourth period last
week.
Big ScoutirE Stan
In addition 10 the players esveral o
the coaches will be on hand to watcl
, the game. Charles Keinath, who as
sisted Heisman's assistants two year
sso and who scouts for Penn, Iarol'
CASTOR, the line coach, Bert Bell, on
Of Heisnan's assistants, and Ton
Davies. another. will make mental AM
other notes Of Bexdek's ; attack an
defense. This is probably the great
eat array Of scouts ever sent out b.
Penn to view another team. Manage
Jim Compton will be in the party.
Practice yesterday was not Of tn
easiest variety. although the scrim
mage drill was shorter than any oth'
{ day this week. The scrubs. manne
with Alabama plays and led by thci
doughty skipper, Jack simmons, score
for the second successive day on thei
bigger brethren.
Simmons Scores Again
Simmons made 3O-yard das
around end on fake pass formatio
completely fooling the varsity. III
near varsity eleven fooled the regi
lars on moro than one occasion Wit
:, their tricky plays and widespread for
nations.
by intercepting a forward pass al
racing some 80 yards for Touchdown
4, Brilliant use Of the straiGht arm an
dodging tactics enabled the New Ioi
State lad to make his score,
The ghost ball was brought o'
s shcrtly after 8 O'Clock and after Il
&fSs sSSjmmage the second varsity runnin
n trough a long signal practice wit
h Miller calling the signals. II
Vorsity players were excused fair
~ early, According to DR.. Light, Il
" team as q whole is in Al physic
i condition with the exception Of slig
ir,llses and one or two charley hors
4 a11ag the squad.
n v0GELIN, the rarsity back
y % ~ helA. 2ninnry. trho pIoved u