Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09
WARNER DRIVES
PITT FOR Penn
"Tiny" Hewitt viii Start Sat-
urday's Game at FuNback
for Panthers
JACK SACK IN SHAPE

Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE Pitt
Panthers got no rest yesterday from the
srueling program set for them BY
Coach Glenn Warner at the beginning
Of the week, and he made them 20
through their PAGES until the limit VI
human endurance was reached.
The varsity lined up as follows:
Jordan, left end Simpson. left tackle;
Sack left guard: Bowser. center;
Clark. right guard; Fredette, right
tackles. Williams, right end; Shulcr.
quarterback Anderson. left halfbnck;
Flanagan, right haifback; Hewitt, full.
back.
l,is Tiny Hewitt plunged through the
scrub line In a way that glad.
dencd the hearts of the coaches, and
!nasinuch az he see,ns to be in his best
form against the Quakers, as the latter
Will testify to when they remember last
years experience, 1t seems likely that
be will be used as the main battering
ram. at least In the early stages Of the
! contest.
Jack Sack has had two weeks rest,
and II just 'raring" to get at the
Quaker machine. lie is q wonderfully
improved player. and Is likely ut any
time to break through the opposing lin.
ana smear the runner for a loss. He
has never failed in this performance In
single game this season.
I4AFAYETTE--Inspired by an un-
dergruduatc demonstration the like Ut
which never has been seen on March
Field, the Lafayette College football
squad yesterday went through one Of
the most spirited practices of the year
In preparation for this Saturdays
game with Kutgers mt New Brunswick.
I.afayette's 900 students. led by the
college band. marched around the field
shortly after the football practice had
begun and then took seats in the grand.
stand to cheer for the coaching staff
and squad. Lafayette lost to Washing.
ton and Jefferson last Saturday in New
York. IA to IL. After the demonstra.
tiOn the students left in order that
Couch Sutherland might continue his
policy Of secret practice.
YALE - Tad Jones' reorga ganization
of the Eli eleven for the Maryland State
gridiron game Of next Saturday was
indicated by the placing of Monty
Beaver at right end and the return OF
installation Of Lester Miller ut left
tackle.
Dcaver was the selection for right
end In the final games Of last season.
Tony Hulman had the edge over the
former Hill School star until fort.
night ago. when the close following Of
the ball by Deaver. saving several var
sity fumbles, placed him on even terms
with the former Worcester Academy
player.
beaver has been selected for a final
try.odt next Saturday. lie and Hui.
man were both used yesterday. Dillcr,
who played right tackle all last fall.
was crowded to the side lines by Miller
three weeks ago.
CORNELL-Rain Yesterday drove
the Cornell football squad indoors, cx-
Conch pobie decided to give the team
q stiff drill in defensive play against
the Dartmouth shift and other forma.
tions the Green IL using this yenr.
DObie worked hard with the guards,
tackles and ends, driving them in
sharply against the scrub punters. with
the hope Of possibly some OF the Dart
mouth punts and place kicks. The sec.
ondary defense also got into action In
defense against forward passing game.
Midweek found every regular in the
line up and apparently fit for a hard
game Saturday. The squad seems to he
suggestion Of overwork.
HARvARD-If Princeton and Har-
yard prove to be good mud horses
Saturday there will be quite a same In
the stadium. but IL the success of the
game Of either team depends ON Rnesse
and smooth running order Of its plays
there are likely TO be many disappoint.
ments.
Unless there Is great change in
weather conditions and n fair wind dries
up the Soldiers Field gridiron, the con.
ditiOns under foot nre going to be very
bad Saturday, probably as poor as for
any game here in the last ten years.
The .Eridiron Is simply worn out. and
should frost come before Saturday
conditions will be awful.
Harvard, however. Is going ahead "a
the field would be- good for the game
and is driving along on its cleverly
plrnned plays which embody SO much
strategic execution and finesse. At the
same time, Il world OF work is being
done on the drive plays In which the
heavy Owen and Gchrke and the shifty
Chaplin are likely to figure.
STATE - Hugo Bezdek Yesterday
gave his charges their last hard scrim.
mage before the Carnegie Tech game,
and they will be confined to light work
from now until Saturday, rather than
take any chance OF further injury to
some OF the star players. 1t IL felt
that Penn State must have its strongest
lineup In the game this week in order
to have ANY CblnCe of y!Ctorv nvor ~.