Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-11-17
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High schooi Wins From tho Central Man
uai Training school Team By the Score
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High schooi Wins From tho Central Man
nal Training School Tssn BY the Score
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The football game between the Cen
trail Manual Training School eleven of
PHILADELPHIA and the High School team
on the Union street grounds on Satur-
day was !. very enjoyable contest. The
home boys upheld their reputation by
winning the second time within the
week. The visitors were little heavier
than High School, but the home play
ers are used to meeting heavy teams,
for there are few first-class elevens rs
light as this YEARS. High School squad.
The visitors started the game by
kicking the ball to Whitsall, who ran
it back 80 yards before being downed.
After the third down Goodwin kicked,
| u visitor fumbled, Hates secured the
ball and aided by the excellent inter
ference Of Lawson, ran 70 yards for a
touchdown, Goodwin kicked tho goal.
There was no more scoring in the first
half.
In the second half after 10 minutes
of play Whitsall secured the ball and
ran 40 yards for touchdown after
being tackled behind tho goal line.
He broke away to touch the ball down
closer to the posts, when he was again
thrown and dropped the ball. visitor
falling on 1t for a safety, thereby CIV
| ing the locals only two points.
There was long argument as to
whether II touchdown should be allowed
or not. Whitsall, IL was claimed. had
called down before the ball rolled away
from him. But the visiting referee
allowed only u safety, the final score
being to 0.
1t would be difficult matter to in
dividualize the brilliant plays. II
there was particular star, 1t was
Hates, the smallest member of the
team. He was in every play, made
many sensational tackles and brilliant
runs. Whitsall, Goodwin, Lawson,
Capt. Kyle, and in fact all, played ex-
cellently.
| The game was fairly we'll attended,
but the support is not what 1t should
be when it is considered the excellent
entertainment which is offered.
WARREN DEFEATED BY EDDYsToSE.
The Warren team went to Linwood
on Saturday afternoon and was defeated
by the Eddystone team by tho score Of
to 0. The game was decidedly inter.
esting and the Pennsylvanians treated
the Warren boys and their friends with
great courtesy. About 100 people &C
companied the Warren team. Green,
Warren's centre, who attended thu
game in Philadelphia, was missed, bu
his absence Is not altogether account
able for the loss of the game. Bayle,
put up good game at centre aud tn,
team played we'll together. Neithe
side scored in the first half and Il
looked as il there would be no scoring
at all, but, with half minute Il
spare, eastman, one Of the Etdyston'
players, kicked goal from th9 fiel;
from the 20-yard line.
OTHER GAMES.
Haverford defeated Delaware Colleg
on Saturday by the score Of is to 0.
The Ariel Athletic Clubs team wen
/ to Newark on Saturday and was de
, feated by the score of "a to 0.
Other important games on Saturda,
afternoon resulted as follows:
Pennsylvania, 35; Indians,5. Prince
ton, o.; Yale, 0. Harvard, III Brown
! 8. Lehigh, 6; Naval Cadets, 6. Dick
/ inson, Sc; Lebanon Valley, 0. Cornell
AZ; Lafayette,0. Swarthmore, %; Co
. lumbar, 6. Wesleyan, So; Rutgers, 0
/ Bucknell, IL; Franklin and Marshall, IL