Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29
Penn, WITH STAR
Y bACkFIELD OUT,
MEETS ILLINOIS

New York, Oct. 2S.-(AP)-
Hopes Of friends of Red Grange and
Illinois for victory in their first
eastern appearance on Saturday
SCARED today with announcement
that Pennsylvania foremost back
field star probably would be out of
the lineup.
Failure Of Ay Kreuse, triple threat
ace, to appear for practice yester-
day marked the second blow IN as
many days given Pennsylvania. Pas
ter Fields was eliminated by injuries
Monday and although it was believ-
ed at that time that Kreuse would
be able to play Saturday with the
aid of a brace, his leg yesterday was
swollen to twice its normal size.
Howard Long, star pitcher of the
baseball team, has taken Kreuses
position. Leith, Wascolonis and
Douglass will complete the backfield
while the line will be the same as
that which faced Chicago.
Today's drill closes Army's stiff
workouts for the Yale struggle at
New Haven. Light workouts tomor-
row and Friday will end the teams
preparation for the game. Yale
plays being used by the scrubs
against the unbeaten varsity ma
chine.
Captain Johnny Joss, lost to Yale
during a great portion of the sea-
con, on account of injuries, expects
to be in the line against Army, al
though he was unable to take part
in the scrimmage yesterday. Foote
and Noble stopped the backfeld gaps
caused by injuries to Cutler and
Kline in the Brown game.
Dartmouth, high scoring team of
the East and undefeated a year ago,
looks upon the Brown game largely
as an opportunity to surpass the 80
victory of Pennsylvania. With prac-
tically the same team which rushed
Harvard a week ago, the Big Green
eleven, realizing that the mythical
championship of the East will prob
ably be decided this year on COM
parative scores, is bent on piling up
an impressive total of points against
the Providence team.
Indications are that Columbia will
be able to send it's strongest team
= against unbeaten Cornell at the Polo
back and Martin Raphael, guard,
injuries are ready for action.
Cornell, which will bring here a
team containing only four veterans
of the outfit that defeated Columbia
a year ago by a to 0, is concentrat-
ing an aerial attack.
In q clash between Fordham and
New York University at Yankee
Stadium there will be high scoring
backfield stars. Graham and Woer-
ner of Fordham have tailed 80
points between them, while Connors
and Bryant have amassed "a for N.
Y. Z.
Princeton players were in fine
fettle today and Coach Roper eX-
poets his team to come back against
Swarthmore. Harvard, after giving
her regular three days of rest from
the Dartmouth battle, will spend the
rest of the week in vigorous pre-
paration for William and Mary.
s. For the first time this season
Penn State will use the same start
ing lineup for two straight games,
Coach Bezdek has expressed himself
as satisfied with the Lions showing
Z last week and will make no changes
for the Syracuse game. Colgate
plays Michigan Aggies at Lansing on
Saturday.
The Navy leaves Annapolis tomor-
row for Ann Arbor. where it Will
play Michigan Saturday. The Navy
second team has been using Michi-
gan attack formation in practice
play.