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M? SCO SURPRISES
PENN GRIDIRON COACH
Vcisman and Other Tutors
Praise Quakers After Del
aware Debacle; Wray's
fork Brilliant
re. I mrtst say that I was pleased
..a J,; ,n f t,,c r,rsUf aB"rh
n htrire en Saturday. The size of the
Serpri-d me, for I hardly thought
.i.t tip would
lie nblc te equal tne
eleven, which dc
l".nf the 1019
ML Delaware by the same score."
il'v Helsman, head coach of the
SeViltV of rcniwlvnnla football
FlL wrfathed In smiles, wu talking.
"Wi.I.n Ins reason te be happy.
A Rrf n"'1 BIU0 rlev.c,l en
All J"1",,,, te ride roughshod ever
'nflwarc eleven and score 80 points
11? hevlslters were making none.
Sv M, core ties the bRt previous
!'. bl AcIn Vrnnklln Field in the
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IU 5"'' nVnln,
80, by Bert Hell's
!... v. e n m n renm.
. i ah nrniiiHi i lit: ritii n"n m
Jn had "evcrythinR the most opti epti
,1, would desire. The backs
. with n finoethnes and prwl
V thnt l". the first varsity backs
TinHe tl em appear machine like.
JK co-enffnatSS with the back. In
i . .win holes In the De nwnrc de-
:.,! no end of cemratm u.
line fenr times "'"';"""" , , :- '
ThVrws little opportunity te tet
lslve pew.rH of the ed nn.
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Pem 7'eant JTiM Wear
Numbers Next Week
According toieno of the athletic
officials of the University of Penn
sylvania, the lack of numbers for
the corps of substitutes sent Inte
the game en Saturday was net due
te a desire te co back te the old no
number system, but te the non
appearance of all the Jerseys ordered.
They will be en hand this week
and will be distributed te the squad
in time for the came this coming
Saturday.
Considerable confusion occurred
when the substitutes went into the
game for the scribes and fans alike
who wcre armed with n neat
appearing program that did net
mean anything. Delaware played
the entire team without numbers,
although they wcre notified early in
the week by the noting graduate
manager at Penn. Coach Darby
offered no reason why his team ap
peared sans the numbers.
KM minute of the game am, un
kit t me mniie uiih u. ..-.. -..-ulnrd
jurt 10 yards from scrimmage.
Ph Tards gained come nil In the roc
?, I half During the first two periods
Aware backs Called the Red nnd
Wie line jut twice, without any re
l except a less. On the ether hand.
R"n galnd 222 yards the first half
ind 243 the second.
That Tenn team en .Saturday had
rnMd, and lets of it It was n revela
tion te the select few who have wit
nessed the squad in practice drills te
im hew they went up and down the
lti en Saturday. Big fellows like
Oenthncr. Thurmnn, Cochrane and
Bbtherlsnd are net tiwially fast, but en
Saturday they exhibited speed that must
life been latent during practice. The
end v.erk of Hill Grave nnd Carl 12r
tretavaafr left little te Ix desired. Their
Interference worked te perfection during
the afternoon, pnrtlculnrly when White
kill, Wrny, Mlllrr nnd I,ukas would
rwlnjt around the flanks.
ghlft Net t'sed Once
The first vnrslty eleven demonstrated
vlth straight foetbnll just whnt its
power was. The Helsman shift was
noticeable by Its absolute absence. The
only reminder was the shrill call of the
quarterback with his "hike." Helsmnn
himself stated that he was n llttte leary
ibeut the use of the shift, and until
such time as he could demonstrate it
te the officials would depend en ether
kinch of football.
Hex Wray's generalship was un
questioned. He handled the team like
the veteran he is, while his brilliant
running back of punts nnd skillful
dodging through n broken field was
something that will remain in the
memory when Red .pnd Blue football
heroes nre npeken' of.
Te run eighty-five yard twice in five
minutes for touchdowns after the kick
off Is a feat that hns never been ex
celled en Franklin Field. Seme have
run ns many ns ninety or ninety-five
yards for a, touchdown en n kiekeff, but
no player, at least In the last two dec
ades, can beast of scoring touchdowns
twice In five minutes from wltMn the
shadow of his own goal pests.
Wray's straight-arming, sidestepping
and dodging gave the fnns n thrill every
time he carried the leather. Fer a man
weighing 13.1 pounds it seems uncanny
for him te dump ever men weighing ns
much ns fifty pounds mere, nnd often
when they were all set for n tackle.
He proved ns tdippcry as an eel te the
Delnwnre team, who seemed unable te
step him before he had registered sub
stantial gnlns.
WhltclillI Scintilla'tVs
The entire bnckficld showed power
and speed. Mike Whiteuill, always
rated as n star, proved the right te be
thus catalogued by breaking through
the line for substantial gains every
time he carried the pigskin. Mike's
booting was nlse high cIsbs. He nver
nged n little better than forty ynrds te
the punt during the nftcrnoen. which
isn't bnd for this time of the jear. The
game was only n few minutes old when
Whltchlll ripped off twenty ynrds en a
sweeping end run.
The nnkle that bothered Whltchlll
se much last year steed the strain Sat
urday without a whimper, nnd Mike is
of the opinion thnt he is going te go
right through the Bensen without miss
ing a game. Iast year he was out of
most of the games because of the in
jured ankle.
Pes Miller, the veteran, free from
the cares of calling signals, which ham
pered his work InBt season, proved nn
Ideal running mate for Whltehlll nnd
Wrny. The Lebanon lad showed his
class time nnd again by making spec
tacular runs.
Jehnnv Lukes, the Shnmekln lad,
had little opportunity te display his
prowess, but when he did run with the
ball he left little doubt In the specta
tors minds that Helsman had made a
wise selection.
Helsman was net nlone In his praise
of the varsity. The head coach stated
With emphasis thnt the nlnjlng of the
second vnrslty In the fourth period
pleased him Immensely. The seconds
did valiant duty, particularly Vegclln.
McAnally nnd Dcrn. The Inst named
received an Injury en Saturday thnt
will probably keep him out of the game
for three or four weeks. He suffered
a broken bone in his shoulder that will
make playing Impossible. Dcrn will be
remembered ns the captain and center
of the freshman eleven last season. He
came te Penn from Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Oilier Coaches Praise Team
Hill Hellcnback, Bert Bell, Imv Le
vene nnd (ins Zlcgler were all enthusi
astic about the team. Bert Bell, who
captained the 1010 team thnt humbled
Delaware 8!l te 0. had the following te
say: "That crowd looked mighty
strong out there today. Of course, you
knew It Is enrly nnd Delnwnre was net
the strongest team In the world. How
ever, they looked like our old club did
bnck In 11)10. If they keep it up the
tenm should prove n stumbling block te
some of the se-called big tennis."
Big Bill Hellcnback chirped In with
the view that Bell's team would have
T,''c",VnH-v fnr ,n" year's nggregntlen.
Bud Hepper hald, "net a chnncc."
Bill Htewnrt, who played center, for
Delaware ngnfnst Penn In 1010, i-aid
.that this j ear's Penn eleven looked ns
geed te him as the one he plnycd
ngainst.
Conch Darby could net be found after
the game, but Captniu Holten. who Is
n great friend of Hex Wrny, said thnt
he believed Penn would have n wonder
ful season. "The team certainly leeks
strong. Thnt varsity backficld Is n
pippin. They nil knew hew te enrry
the bnll and hew te fellow their ln
tcrfVrence. "Believe me. I knew when I sny
thnt the line is strong nnd powerful.
The team Is n geed one. I hnvc no
nlibls te offer for our showing. We
nre in anything but geed shape, need
lighter games for this time of the ma
son. However, new that we are past
the Penn game. I think we will have a
geed team. Yeu have te hnnd It te that
crowd of ours." v
Secret Practice for Lafayette
KftMen. Pi., Bept. JO. Fellow Ini his
policy nfleptixt two yearn ngn, when he
rme te r.ifayette CeII'kp Coach Dr. Jnclt
Hutnerlund nnneunred today Ihnt th l,a l,a
fijxitte football practice for th rpmaln'W
of the season will be held behind locked
nnicn.
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A Coel Player
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HALFBACK rOKTKK
Captain of the Philadelphia Ameri
can Lcngue soccer club, who pulled
Ills team together after Coats se
cured n 2-0 lead in (he opening
ganie here Saturday
NOT A FALSE ALARM
Firemen te Play Real Baseball at
Phils' Park Tomorrow Morning
The chnrnpiens of tfie City Firemen's
Baseball League, Eighth Battalion in
Platoon A, nnd Fourth Battalion in
Platoon B, meet tomorrow morning nt
10:15 o'clock In the first of a scries of
three games for the city championship.
The second game will be plajed en
Wednesday, and the third. If necessary.
en Thursday.
There is considerable rivalry between j
the clubs and the Mayer, Director Cor- i
lelyeu nnd Bess B. Davis, chief of the
Bureau of Flre. lire expected te be In
attendance nt tomorrow's gnmc. The!
public Is invited, and the gnmes will bii
played nt the Phillies' ball park, Brend
nnd Huntingdon streets.
TODD AND PHILA
ELEVENS ARE ID
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Beth Teams Have Been Suc
cessful in American League
Soccer Games Played
American Soccer League
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Todds, tlroekljn..? 2 O
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Tall Itlver .... 2 1 1
Kalrrs. Ilolreke..? I J
Hnrrlwn 2 O 1
fonts, rawtVk't.2 0 2
Joiner Clly, Cel
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Philadelphia Is tied for first place In
the American Soccer League with Tedd s
Shipyard representatives. The ship
workers nnd lecaN nre the only teams
thnt have been succcHsful in their two
games played, nnd ench hns the same
number of goals scored against It,
although the Tedd aggregation has one
mere goal te its credit.
Tedd's last week had a picnic with
the Jersey City Celtics, who appear te
have strengthened considerably after
yesterday's game. In the Tedd match,
however, their defense was found for
seven goals. The shipbuilders yesterday
met tlurrisen. an eleven tlint was touted
ns of championship caliber.
Harrison lest a te 2, but they played
n btreng second half game, the same as
In the previous week's clash with he
New Yerk Field Club, when they tied
tin? scen- at li all after the New Yerk-
lers had a two-goal lead.
In the eher match yesterday tne
Jersey City Celtics, wlh four new plnv
irs iii the line-up. proved n stubborn
fee for the New Yerk Field Club, and
tlie Getlmmites were hard pressed te
score n 2-0 victory.
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-Philadelphia fans weite initiated Inte
the ways of American TiCnsue soccer
here en Saturday nnd they were do de
cidedly pleased with the team and the
showing of the players. The arrange
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whlle the attendance hovered around
the 1500 mark en n duy better fitted
for bnseball, Manager James Waldcr
were n bread smile and when .the sea
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The locals had as their opponents J.
& P. Coats, of Pnwtuckct, who were
beaten the previous week .'5 te 0. The
visitors get the Jump and two goals by
Beb Millar right nt the start gave them
an Advantage of 2 te 0.
But after twenty minutes of play the
Philadelphia front line began te get
going and once they were working to
gether there was nothing te the mnteh,
Campbell plnycd his usual fine game nnd
the work of Tem Fleming wns n trent
te wntch. Spectnters nre wondering yet
hew Whelen, the visiting goalkeeper,
stepped ene of his wicked beets for the
neti
Whalcn, by the way, is a former Mer
chant Ship player, nnd he gave n won
derful display of goal-tending ability
nnd only for his plnying the score
would have mounted considerably
higher.
Captain Perter was nlse 'very miicB.
In the limelight. He Hlwajs tilnys v
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team is behind. He pulled the boys (e.
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