Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-24
MARKWARD THINKS
penn Wilt WIN
Team ls More Experienced, Says
Veteran, coach-Rosenast .
~ In Excellent Shape
CHANGE IN TRAIN TIMES

u ;ptercolIeeiate chanpionshfp next
-. ,,.ht he defeating Princeton,
TUESDAY "sn. w mi. n,.,Lo,a
That Is .se n op~,' opurt a.ms NJ IN this city and
sor twenty. one years coach Of Catholic
r,,uh basketball teams. His reasons arc
n.sn - =. .-rert who has .c,use,y
those OF an eNp 1t. .ha I.s. .o,.
followed the teams during the ias' Se"
''" .,,. ,.. q vetersn orsanization."
rem M-hmsrd na" Sona that should be
says s.ar Ms.M";"' ;n NAV. off game than
even Oe.. ..,,,or season for thc reason
that each Is an expert In his given posi-.
ton and VIII DC IN oe;.es H.; ., S."pe ~. last iest
Tuesday tnan Ut any ''n' !" '"' '"'s
month: A.. Ian. -o.r
Mnrkward, VINO coacheI G.he,;a the tiy,sI
Joe Foesrty P,ayeG vss az ovsrtoined and
thinks that fsnn was s,,e UTer1I ,oat S..mr.
day night, when tne Tigers tu.neu .ts sns
/, tables and scored the Victory tnat
knotted the teams ios the LUZ.
Penn was not IN tnc proper pnysaca. N,.
condition last SATURDAY mghI. lney
seemed tired after the long, hara grlnd
Of keeping at the t9p OF tIe asu..
, The long schedule 1io NOT uNu tneM any
too much, for college boys aren't ss
mature as the professional players ana
cannot stand the consistent strain OF
playing every night or even every other
night"
with tho rest the team has had up
until last nights practice, think
they should be once more IN the pnysicai
shape that will enable them 70 play at
the top speed they are USED TO playing.
peinnQtnn
derestimated. They nave good Ieam'
pnys'ca,.S y,.S Inah IN tbere have an ex.
rentionai ali. around player"
.
Team Sh"ws improvements
To see Bill Grave and his mates 70
through their first practice TIT since
the game with Princeton last night In
Weightman Hall one Is led to believe
that Penn is going to stage comeback
Tuesday night. The rest did the play.
ers world Of good, and they raced
down and up the floor, cut for the bas-
time zip and fire IN d long workout.
i And, incidentally, Emil Rosenast:
star forward of the team and one OF
the best ut his position In the Inter
collegiate League. started with the reg
/. ulars and showed world OF stun. He
was a trifle tired after the practice. but
outside Of that showed little effects from
his long enforced layOf.
For the last week Rosenast has been
running on the track. working in the
gymnasium and having his arm mas
sageh by the deft fingers of Mike Dee.
, the trainer. Last night he handled the
ball as though his arm had never been
IN a sling. and cavortedv around the
ncor "'th h's oid ''''he eash "nu ci'nu-
n s.
kosenast May start
will start against the Tigers Saturday
night, and should immea surably in
crease the chances of a Penn victory.
Rosie is a sure shot for the basket and
can play the floor with the best In the
game. In the event that Roscnast is
unable to start, Dessen will get the call.
with Rosie sure to get into the contest
before II is over.
Bill Grave viii, again hold down his
center INST, Iast,' night NH worked
an foul coal shootino for a half hour
and showed considerable imnrovement
over his work NJ the last few waeLs
Label Goldbiatt also tried his hand at
cess s '"' GURUS VIII" ''"''uefaO'e sue
Vose,in wbo was sn6er;no fror, q
severe cold weeL aeo Nos ,r orno,A
lent shane last ni1ht NJ - was h,s nm.
ming mate. Pos Miller Waiter
Huntzinger. whose feld goal sbootina
world that bs e. Navel eeffsItIh fsIt hat;.r .'n ie s
life and that Princetnn NV woriI ba ~ snrN @
nrised A. tb. in,nrnu",,ont =, ETd,o
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