Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-17
WI Probably Meet for Last
Time at Cambridge on
: Saturday--Series Stands
EUen
captain BUELL. BACK


broken even in two games and Sntur-
days match probably will be the last
for some time, as the Harvard. lale-
como operative in 1929. will prevent
such interscctional contests.
As the Harvard outfit starts prepar.
,nr for the game. all the regulars are in
Arst class condition. George Owen,
rbile slightly lame, was out on the
Aeid yesterday and took part in the first
team signal drill. which was long and
full of unusual pepper. for. Monday.
Captain Buell. was back directing things,
WITH Esky Clark back in center position
and Coburn and Gehrke working with
Owen in the backfield.
Probably the men who will start the
Centre game will not do great deal of
scrimmaging this week. All had long
and bnrd work. outs last week, and the
neIt few days, therefore, will be devoted
IN getting the plays going smoothly and
fast and in preparing the team still FUR
ther TO meet the Colonels' attack, of
rbicb Harvard knows considerably more
now that it did last fall.
yAI,E-The Ellis have started prepa.
, Yations to meet Williams on Saturdhy.
No shifts were ordered yesterday ex-
cont that Captain Ralph Jordan re-
turned to the lineup and Tony Hull
man "Judge" Landis md Bill Mallory
did not report because OF conflicting
Rotations.
Yale will face the Massachusetts, col
I.rions with practically the same line
mn that was whitewashed by Iowa Sat
urdoy. The first eleven devoted the
afternoon to signal rehearsal and work
on the dummy for breaking through
practice.
Ed Greene was retained at left tackle
and is a live possibility for permanent
occupancy Of the place. lie was pre-
pared at Andover and has plaNed for
two seasons on the scrubs. He was
promoted by Coach Myron Fuller from
the fourth to the first team
STATE-With the preliminary games
over. Penn state is now pointing for
the Nliddlebury. Syracuse and Navy
-.sames. which now loom up ahead.
Bezlck yesterday was forced to shift
his line, for Captain Benz had his
shoulder hurt on Saturday, and it is
feared that it is fractured. At the
worst he will be out weeks, but X
the bone is not cracked he may be
able to get back in time for the Mid
debury game.
In the shift which resulted Hamilton
moved from guard to center, while
Flock was promoted to left guard on
the varsity.
CORNELL~Fncing the more difficult
games from now on. Coach Dobie has
rallied all Of his forces in preparation
for the Colgate contest Saturday. Scouts
shave reported that the Maroon was more
formidable than the score Of the Prince
ton game last Saturday indicates and
the big Red eleven is in for several days
OF intensive effort to be in shape for the
Colgate invasion.
Fortunately for the Ithacans. the
squad is in normal condition physically
again. Even Charles Cassidy, last
yeaSs left end, who has been out of the |
thefgame with broken hand for three
weeks, took part In yesterdays prac-
fITT-For the University of Pits
bursh football team it is just one hard
game after another. On the heels of
~ contests with Lafayette and West
Virginia comes the battle with Syracuse
nsxt Saturday at Syracuse.
Coach Warner has started training
the Panthers for the encounter with the |
Salt City eleven, which event is one
or the classics OH the Pitt schedule and
which this year looms as one Of the |
most severe battles for the Smoky City |
team.
Coach Warner plans to take his men
TO Rochester, \. Y, on Friday, and
then to Syracuse the next morning for !
the game in the Archbold Stadium in !
the afternoon.
LEHIGH-With the Rutgers game
out of its system, LehiSh now has to
look forward to entertaining another |
formidable opponent next Saturday,
when Brown University invades Taylor |,
stadium. In spite of the hard contest |
fhe Lehigh players came through fairly |
we'll
With the exception of Mike" Hoff-
man, the big guard. there were no in
,nries of serious nature. Hoffman prob
ABLY will not get into uniform untH late
IN the week. Merrill. one Of the regu-
iers, probably vii get into the line up
this week.
NLLANONA-The entire Nillanova
FOOTBALL squad was on hand yesterday
Inr the first practice in preparation for
me catholic University game which Is
Line field,
Before the practice started Coacn
Miller gave the men short talk ON
'ast Saturdays mistakes that the Blue
ana White had made. Miller made
several changes in the varsity lineup
ana 1t seems probable that CrOnin. who
was shifted from the quarterback berth
70 haItback, will be seen In this posi-
non permanently. Daley will be used
IN !ronin's place.
1, rive weeks ago. Harry Kreig, the
nlg husky tackle. was injured in scrim-
ihhee and every Monday he has returned
the l!ne-ur oply to be injured again.
ANNAPOLIS - With only n short
practice yesterday. Bob Folwell did not
nut ms charges through scrimmage ut
,,ne Naval Academy. but occupied time
largely wit formation drills. trying n
nuih6er of plays which will be used
lor the first time next Saturday against
HHt0rgla Tech. The stands were care
t,ully pat;ollcd and none but friends of
.ne navy permitted 10 remain. The
practice was continued until the electric
light. around the field had been neces.
SarS for long time.
me hard game put up by Buckncll
"n saturday proved the finest kind of
EWreparati0n for the Georgia Tech game.
Ihere Is likely to be one change in the
Hpackfiold. While Flippen gave promise,
ne IS st III too green for regular berth,
nnnnd It Is likely that Mckee will be in
Saturday. ~ '''' "'A'
HANERFORi)-The We're no SER
,oHs casualties from the Trinity surprise
MMneh the Hartford eleven won from
hayer'ord: Reinhardt was taken ont
ppe,nuse paI OF his bad shoulder, but this
tho o Utn lh poor condition previous t. ,
W. W. conflict. Pud Hollingshead went in