Evening journal., 1900-11-30
DBLAWA Arb WINS
FROM HAHNEMANN
WearOrS OF Old Gold and
Blue Surprise McdS by
Their Strength
sneeIal 10 lhe Eyenlng JournnI.


Newark. Nov. S0.-Nesterday was
gala day for this old college town in foot
ball. Everywhere the college colors-old
gold and blue-were to be seen. Hahne-
mann College Of Philadelphia. sent her
strong football eleven down to take Della
wares measure ON the gridlron. and right
Justify did her rooters root. but when the
referees whistle sounded the end OF the
second half. much to their surprise, "a
great big points to none had been rolled
mp ON the Hahnemann Meds. They little
dreamed that they would be crushed nm
der such score because a short time
ago they beat the strong Swarthmore
team.
Visitors were present in numbers from
Philadelphia, Wilmington, Elkton and
other points, and never before in Della
wares history was such signal victory
IN football gained 10y the wearers Of tue
old gold and blue Every member of the
team played a strong. aggressive game.
and that element was responsible for the
large score.
Hahnemann kicked off in the first half
and Delaware obtained the ball, and by
strong line plunges and brilliant end runs.
rushed the ball down the field for a
touchdown after about six minutes of
playing, J. i. Cam carrying the ball over.
| Captain Wolf missed a rather difficult
goal. Hahnemann again kicked of and
/ again Delaware began that irresistible
| line bucking and end running. which
seemed to completely carry the visitor,
off their feet. Dick Cam made 5O-yard
run guarded by Wolf and after a few
more plunges through tackles, Tunnel
skirted right end for a touchdown. Wolf
kicked goal. Score II to 0.
After about five more minutes playing
j. J.. Cam got around right end and be-
fore he was brought 10 earth. he hat
placed the pigslJn for The third touch
down. but Wolf failed at goal. Score II
to 0. Delaware's supporters went vii,
| with joy, and the colors We're madl,
whirled. Hahnemann. nothing daunted
kicked of again. and Delaware once NOR,
hegan rushing the bah down the field b,
three, four. five and ten yard gains. whei
Wolf was finally pushed over the coveted
goal line for the fourth touchdown. Hux.
ley kicked out and Wolf caught the ball
This time Wolf sent the oval squarely be-
| tween the posts and one more point wa,
added to the already increasing figures
Score % to O. Hahnemann was simply
outplayed in every department. but sh
manfully struggled on. frequently gain
ing ground on centre plays. but her en-,
runs were devoid of substantial gains
ard the first half was over without fur
ther scoring.
The second half was but a repetition o
the FIRST. as Delaware went at her op
ponents in such a vigorous way that con
siderable time was taken out on accoun
OF knOckouts from fierce line plunginr
and hard tackling. Twice i'm the seconl
half Hahnemann threatened Delaware
goal, but Delaware's line held like ston
wall and obtained the ball on downs with
in yard of her goal Evans was sen
through centre for long gains. The
Wolf punted. Hahnemann made a lon
run on the catch. but further advance
ment was impossible and the ball wen
10 Delaware, and after the second dow
Wolf made a thirty-yard run, and almos
duplicated IL in the next play by beauti
ful piece Of hurdling. This was followe,
by steady gains and finally Huxley wen
over for the fifth touchdown. from whicl
Wolf kicked goal. Score 2S to 0. Thi
score did not satisfy Delaware. and sh
went to work again. and before the ref
eree's whistle sounded the end of tn
second half another touchdown and goa
was scored. making the final score:
Delaware, "a; Hahnemann. 0.
The visitors acknowledged that the
! were outplayed and said Delaware wa
the best team they had played this sea
son. The line up follows:
Delaware-Powell, l. e.: Wharton an
Mcdaniel, l. t.; Evans, !. e.: Jackson. C..
Tunnel, r. g.; Mccoy, T. t.: Harrington
r. e.; Huxley. q. b.. r. II. Cam, l. h. b.
j. L. Cam, r. h. b.; Wolf Captain. f. l.
Hahnemann-Moorehead ]. e.: Rile.
t.; Vernon. ]. e.; Adair. c.; Castleberr-
and Worrel T. E.; Mitchell. r. t.: Vail. I
e.; Way, q. b.; Hilliard. ]. d. b.. Foste
Ccaptain) and Ritchie, r. H. b.: Harris
f.b
Touchdowns-J. =. Cam. 3: Wolf. /
Tunnel, 1; Huxley. /. Goals-Wolf. 4
Referee-Mr. Pollock, Hahnemann. Um
pire-Mr. Trotter, Delaware. Linesmel
Mr.. Mitchell Delaware; Mr.. Saul
Hahnemann. Timers-Mr. Stockley
Delaware; DR.. Leopold. Hahnemann
Time OF halves, 30 and 25 minutes.
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