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. EVENING PUBLIC IJDGEfr-PmC NOVEMBER 15. 1022
MALLORY, YALE STAR,
OUT OF TIGER CLASH
first String Fullback of Eli
Varsity Will uaraiy ruxy
Against Princeton in Sat
urdays Game
SIGNAL DRILL TODAY
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New Itewni Ner. lS.-"Blir Mai.
try, the htrd-PlnylnB flrst-strlng full
tick of the Ynle varsity football team,
vtll probably be among thftsc whose
tttt are mlsslna from the Blue line-up
hcn it crouches down te face the
tlerrn Princeton huskies In tha big
Mine tbla Saturday.
Mallery haa net been In nny of the
workouts for the last ten tliirs, nl his
Mhdltlen has net mprevcil sufficiently
te warrant bla Playing. Mallery la
(tally the must valuable defenalve back
Yeftenlay witnessed the last really
ttrenuetia workout which the first
itrlM men will receive before the
tentest. They will new be allowed te
taper elf with dally limbering-up excr
tut inch as algnnl drills.
The varsity took the field practically
u it nlll face the Tiger. Neldllnger
ran the team. Bemuse of n tnuacle
trulse, Cresa waa kept out of the
crlmmnRc nt right guard. Fatty Herr
taking Ida place. Cresa will be in shnpe
ter the Princeton game.
PRINCETON The vnrs'lty .football
Wtrrlera returned te work with re
sewed aeal yesterday In preparation
for the grand finale of the 1022 Mention,
tw. niauli- rlimh with Ynle in Palmer
Stadium en Saturday.
Owing te the severs battering the
team received In the Harvard game Inst
week, Head Conch Hill Hater with
Mi his men from nny semblance of
K-rlmmage and contented himself with
snappy iirm m riyimiB uuu nuv
at the bagful At new playa that hei
its kept uncovered. I
Nene of the men who played against j
Harvard, however, are se badly bat-
ttrcil tnai iney win nei ee in simpe
talnst Yale Saturday.
In addition te the regular line-up
which took the measure of the Crimson.
Johnny Oerman, who starred at quarter
In the Chicago game, and Hnrr Snlvely.
veteran linesman and star passer, will
be available this week.
HARVARD The complete varsity
runli line was out ngnln en Soldiers'
Field yesterday and put In n solid day's
work In opposition te the first substi
tute team. The scrubs were net ad
mitted te the stadium field, but kept
plugging nway en the Yale formations
and plnj s which they are expected te
trieut against the varsity today.
The Crimson's list of Injured new
really comprises only Captain Htiell.
He wax en the field In cempanv with
Phil. Spnldlng, bis substitute, Neither
player was dressed, however. Spalding
Will be able te play Saturday.
CORNELL Yesterday's foetlmlt
program wns a trlfle heavier following
a twe-diiy rest. Hut Coach Doble saw
tn It flint tlinse who lind were still stiff
rem Saturday's encounter with Dart
month had only a mild workout, con-
lequcntly a patched -up varsity took the
Held In the dummy scrimmage, the
fint of a series designed te improve
luch defects In the defense as Doble
thinks need atte'ntlen.
nnrmntiil. Ttnrhlpv fitwl Onntnln wnra
en the wings; Sullivan, Parker nniH
NjnuMretn. tacKies: Kecrsnie. itrannen
nd Flynu, guards, and Itirhnrds,
tentcr. Hansen, who was in the thlcR
of every scrimmnge against Dartmouth,
stems te have fully recovered from the
effects of a strenuous game, but Doble
theungt it best ler aim te take tilings a
bit easy.
NAVY Enthusiasm rose yesterday
when Steve Harchet, for two seasons
the star of the Naval Academy back
fold, who linn been nut of the game
en account of Injuries for two week,
took jrin In the whole scrimmnge with
out bad result. There Is cveri reason
tn believe that he will be In prime con
dition for the Army game.
Oa account of the necessity of
lengthening the Nnvy'ti defense, the
whole afternoon had te he riernteil tn
work In that line and the drilling en!
ier special euensu te ee iisca against
that Army was deferred for a time.
During the first portion of the prac
tice the squad "H" cloven wns given
the ball en the 10-jnrd line and -tore
through the varsity line. Kelwell pulled
cut the varsity and sent in u substitute
Ugregutlen, which did much better.
Stung by the superior showing of the
mm, the tnrslly pluyent mudu a much
inner snowing wnen tuey returned.
8euth Phillies Dlaband
.J. SH Thllll football team tins rt.
Wwd te dllbaml for the xeuwin. Iiut ll ll-l.l
U available for immi wlnhlna te play
itm there and I. uli t,t fur gridiron x-mi.
IIS". Twmmn wlshlnu m ue thr. fold fur
KJ ." C '"ce'T should t In teurliwlth
II5i?,r? "'"''!""' t Shetxllne Park. Diead
Schwab te See Fint
Game a a Spectator
Eastern, Pa., Nev. 14. Frank
"Dutch" Schwab, captain of the
Lafayette football eleven and unanl unanl
tnens choice for All-American guard
last aensen, will see bis first college
football game from a spectator's
viewpoint this Saturday when Yale
meets Prlncten tn Palmer Stadium.
Schwab has taken part In every one
of Lafayette's football games since
he entered college In 1010. Lafuyette
has nn open date this week-end, se
Schwab Intends te see his first col
lege game as a spectator.
HI
NEW PLAYERS FOR
COLWYN ELEVEN
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Manager Curry Signs Quartet
of Stars te Finish Season
With Team
TWO HARD WEEK-END GAMES
MnnOffer Currr. nf Km Pnltvvn font
ball team, Is determined tn finish the
season in n blaze of clnrv for the Held.
ware CetintV tlll( mntnntfaru ilanlif I tin
fact that the campaign te date lias net
ecen quite up te tne record attained In
former years.
This has been due In n large mensure
te the run of misfortune following In
the wnke nf the team. Net n game hns
iMi-ii pinyc'i nur two or three of tlie
nest men nave uccn nursing the side
lines, but nt that a fine record hns
been set up.
Twe mere hard games nre en the
week-end schedule. On Saturday the
Hunting A. A, will be the opponent of
Celwyn en the tatter's field and en
Sunday Manager Curry and his pluvcrs
will hit the rails for Lancaster, where
tney srncK up ngainst the henvy St.
Jeseph aggregation.
In order te have the very best club
in tne neiu ter tne rest et tlie season a
quartet of well-known gridiron lumi
nnrles have been added te the line-up.
The newcomers Invtiuln Hurt nml
Iireugh, Mars of the YVlldwoed Ciub, of
j-ranKierii, witn the latter holding down
the position of fullbnck. Others signed
are Drlscell, former Notre Dame quar
terback, and Deruoed, of Mount St.
Mnry's.
That the new plnycrn may be accus
tomed te the stgnnls, Dr. Kerr, of
Southern High, the Celwyn conch, will
have the team en the field tonight nnd
Friday for several hours' nrnctlce. Cel.
wyn Is making ready for the big games
for the Delaware (jeunty championship
and which will be played in several
weeks.
DOWNTOWN RIVALS READY
8phas and Walnman Sit for Second
Game of Series
The Seuth Philadelphia Hebrew As
soclntien basketball team and the
Wnlnmnn Heys' Club are all set for
the second game in tneir downtown
championship series which will be plnp
ed at New Auditorium Hall, Seventh
nnd Snyder avenue tomorrow.
The Snpha were surprised by Waln
man r.n Tuesday and wfll net be cnuicht
napping this time. Harry Passnn's
nthletcH have made the best record in
their history se fur this year and have
wen seven of the eight games nlnvcd.
The preliminary tilt also premises te
be a Hummer, un Tuesday the wain
man Heserves played rings around the
Seuth Phllly Heserves nnd wen 33 te
10. In order te secure revenge en the
Wnlnman lads,. have signed Phil Lnnge,
a new center from the North Phila
delphia Church League.
HANCOCK CLUEMS READY
Will Repreient West Cheater In
Cage This Season
The Hancock Club Is all ready for the
opening basketbnll game, and will rep
lesent West Chester in the cage. The
Heason will be Inaugurated en Satur
day with the Seuth Philadelphia Ho He
brews us the attraction.
ltoekwood nnd North Phillies will
fellow, and fill the lending teams In
this vlclnit) will he played. The line
up will be: Powell and Stevenson, for
wards; Forsett, center, and Weed and
Mercer, guards. Eddie Armstrong la
ill nt present, but expects te be In bliape
shortly.
Teams desiring te play nt WeRt Ches
ter en holidays nnd Saturday's Mimild
get In touch with O. M. Hepkins, 23-11
Weht Tiega street.
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