Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-01
rollege World is Turning
Ewes Topard Princeton
Tonight, Where Tigers
Nee, Dartmouth h in I'm.
,orto,,t League Came
rRJLL MARTIN REPORTS

philadelphia statioh 'u'' A..
N.v Haven, where they engage tne
Ysl. Bulldog in an important league
sams tonight.
% While ,he Red and Blue FIVE is trying
I. ,wi,t the Bulldogs tail. the Aahn
s...h.rs George. Of Dartmouth, ana
NH of Princeton, will be testing their
r. 80 IN another important battle tnat
teams III r,,,ch 70 the Tigers and more
:" "r..is D;th IN the season Princeton hum
.,!I nsrtmouih at Hanover BY poine
pleo shriliins battle. At that time
~ r,scrs we're not considered IN the
sns lass as the Big Green. since
ILL m' princeton has held on tenaciously
.ne1 ths Mels OF Penn. losing but one
20 ,ns @ contest and that to Eddie NC
N;chcl's quintet by two points wnen
TsheI Goldblatt and Walter huntzinEer
..~nved the heroes In q titanic struseie.
The Penn students are pulling ios sne
Yarmouth team to defeat frlnceton'
Hhey reason that a win for the dreen,
rhich lost to Penn BY q sreater sso.e
than did Princeton. will mean tne . pen
nant for the Red and Blue. botn jar
.no"th and Princeton must play IN,
Woa Ws;.htman Hall before the season is
.,er dartmouth is not expected to
s,or. n. hard to repulse as the Tigers,
me Penn students contend.
Predicts Victory
pesore leaving this morning Eddie
h,oN;chol said that he looked for a VIC
~, over Yale, although the improve.
.nsnt In the New Haven qiintets play
ths last two weeks has been such as TO
.hrow a scare into league ranks. Cor
Mi had difficulty in winning In 1aie
.,om,t in a recent game. Penn scored
"a. is win over Yale In Weightmah
Hall several weeks ago.
Eddie McNichol expects to DO con-
adorable experimenting tonight II ms
team gets any kind OF a lead. ben
Dessen will start at forward along VIII
Walter Huntzinger with BIZ GfaVe a.
center. and Vose'in and Miller al
guards. c.. s,,,,;,or
.,e certain to see action II a lead Is sc.
rnred. whiles>Jim James, the former
sunior varsity player promoted last
~sek. an who played in the Columbia
contest, will get an opportunity to show
Sis wares, The coaching stan at Penn
II pointing toward next season by CIV.
sns the hest of the substitutes something
10 do every now and then. -
Coach Lawson Robertson, OF the
yrack team. announced this morning
that he would not leave with the relay
team tomorrow night for Urbana, ILL.,.
where they are due to meet the best
in the West in a two.mile speciai
event. . :.
suffering from a severe cold. and IN ad.
dltlon is pressed with the duty OF get
ting the remainder OF his team into
shane for the indoor 1ntercollegiates'
which are scheduled for this Saturday a
week In New York.
George Meredith, Larry Brown.
Johnny Holden and Ed McMul!en will
compose the quartet. with Jack Herr as
the fifth man. George Orton. who for
merly coached the Penn track team,
shortly after the death Of Mike Murphy,
will accompany the team. Orton's trir
West In In the nature of missionary
work for the annual relay carnival.
The veteran director Of the games
here feels that after talk with ths
coaches and graduate managers VINO wil
be In attendance at the games, ne car
clear up the Misunderstanding tha'
seem to have arisen since the n. y: a
be boycotted in favor OF the games a,
Drake University, which are scheduled
for the same day.
Assistants Not Named
Robertson has not decided on th'
men who will look after the athlete'
while the relay team is in London. NO
long ago 1t was said that Sherman Lar
dcrs would have charge Of the candi
dates. Now it appears az though tn
fCmer pole vaultcr and Olympic attn
y mcr teammates. Bob Maxam and Mar
vim Gustafson. Both Of the former star
are in business in this city, and expec
10 be able to have a couple Of hours II
rhe afternoon to drill the big squad TO
the relay games.
The track squad received good new
this morning when 1t was announces
that Bill Martin, one of the best hurd
lers in the colleges and a star on TIL
Red and Blue freshman team last year
would be able to get into action SHORTY
after the relays.
Martin left the University Hospita
Yesterday afternoon where he has beel
confined for seven weeks. He wa
operated on for a growth on one OF HI
legs and according to Bill, he IL almos
fident that he will be able to enter tn
10 meets shortly after the 1st of May. Hi
addition to the squad which boasts o
only one hurdler, Chow, the Chimes
star, will give Penn added strength i
the outdoor meets. !
No Polo Game
According to Jimmy Sexton, captai
nf the polo team, Penn will not mee
West Point this Saturday, but probabl
later in the month. The poloists expec
10 schedule a game for Saturday nigh
with one Of the club teams in this vi
cinity.
Another busy week -end faces the ath
letes Of the various teams. The boxer
% after three successive victories, ovt
Virginia, Springfield and State COlleg,
will meet their sturdiest foe Saturda
afternoon when they tackle West POin
The soldier mittmen as usual have bee
uniformly successful in their meet
numbering State College among the
victims by one sided score. GeorI
Decker expects his boxers to be work
ing In top form Saturday and while /
doesn't predict a victory expects b
team to show well against the Pointer
Friday night the swimming tea
meets Columbia in New York in the fir
81 two engagements this season. TT