Evening journal., 1914-09-28
HIGH Gets away
With ONE CAME WON.
Vineland High is Crumpled
in First Local GridirOn
Game
LOCALS LOOK GOOD
FOR MANY WINS
Wilmington High School, "a; Vine

Wilmington High School, "a; Vine
land, n. j., High School, z.
That tells the story of the opening
of the gridiron season in Wilmington.
The Cherry and White triumphed. and
as a result every member of the fac
ulty and scholastic body is wearing a
golden smile. All look for repeats" q"
The Speermen outclassed and out
played the foe in all departments, and
while fumbles were frequent and a
few bones were pulled this was du
to the fact that the local gridironers
we're playing their initial game of the
year. Coach Speer expects to have
his warriors tuned up to concert pitch
for the next struggle. Saturdays en-
counter enabled Speer TO get line on
bundle of new material. He sent in
several recruits and all made good.
Gabriel and Palmatory in the back
field were there all the way, while
O'Toole, Bernardo. Negaw, Dunn and
Young worked we'll on the right and
left wings. Aschenbach and Harring
ton were strong as horseradish on the
line Marston and Winthrop. at quar-
ter, were fighting every minute.
The lottery OF the day favored
Capt Reimann and he decided to
receive at the west goal. Aschenbach
kicked off to Robinson and the sea-
son was on. Vineland fumbled and
Blickle recovered. High made two
center plays for their first down
High then fumbled, Robinson rocov-
ering. The locals showed defense
and Miller was forced to punt tC
Marston. Vineland held and took the
ball on downs. Robinson circled right
end for 81 yards. After two short
runs, a forward pass Reinmann tc
Williams netted the first and only
touchdown for Vineland. Miller
kicked the goal. Score z to 0.
Miller kicked off to Weir. Highs
only successful forward followed
Palmey to Weir for % yards. Time
was called for first quarter.
In the second quarter, High made
steady gains, Marston, Blickle, Ga
briel and Aschenbach figuring in
them, which allowed Aschenbach tC
score the first touchdown. Palmey
kicked the goal. Score Z to z.
Aschenbach kicked off 10 Reimann
High held and Miller punted. Severa
forwards failed for High and Ninelan'
took the ball on downs. When the,
failed to gain Miller punted out 0
bounds. High getting the ball on the a
ward line The locals went plungin
again and by steady gains sent Wei
over for the second touchdown. Paine.
kicked the goal As the next kick OF
was made time was called for first hall
Between the halves the cheering squa
and fair sex paraded the field. Through
out the game the school spirit was fine
SECOND HALF.
In the second half, Miller kicked OF
to Marston, and without losing the bal
steady march was made for touch
down No 3, Blickle being the man +
20 over. Palmey also kicked this goa
Score. 81 TO z.
That Coach Speer had pointed ou
several weaknesses was evident, for tn
team PLAYED faster and header ball j
this half. Another touchdown wa
scored when Palmey made a l0-yar
kick off, High getting the ball and nc
losing IL until Winthrup had crossed til
line. Palmey missed this goal. Scor
~ TO :.
Palmey kicked of to Miller and VIM
land moved rather lively, getting tw
first downs. Robinson then made hi
32-yard run. A forward, Reimann
Walman. brought the ball to the q
yard line as time was called for thin
quarter
At the start of this period Vinelar
worked another forward, Reimann
Walman, which put the ball on the
ward line High held and Nineand lo
the ball ON downs two feet from the
J goal. Palmey punted out of DANCE
Nineland failed TO advance and wi
p liams punted. the ball going over Il
line. II was put in play on 25 va
= line. High was held and Palmey pun
ed to Williams who fumbled, High r
Z covering. Another march then starte
|. Weir. Gabriel and Marston taking pai
q which sent Marston across with q
>. final touchdown. Palmey kicked 4
goal Score, "a to Z.
: Lineup:
Wilmington. Nineland.
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