Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-19
SWARTHMORE MEN
OUTWEIGH RIVALS
FROM HAYERFORD
Great Interest in This Con-
test = Lehigh Lafayette
Game at Easton Also At
tractive.

Two football games Of special interest
to Pennsylvanans will be played Satur.
day. One is to be played at Haverford
when the home eleven entertans the
Swarthmore invaders; the other contest
to be staged at Easton, will bring to-
gether Lehighs representatives. and La
fayette. In the eyes OF the followers
these games are tho best of the entire
football year, such rivalry exists.
| 1t will be the first time swarthmore
and Haversord have played since 1904.
From 1893 10 that year they had battlcd
annually. Haverford had won ten games,
| Swarthmore IL. and the game in 1901 was
played TO Sc score
When the expected thousands grouped
| around Walton Field view the arrival
tomorrow of the warriors of the two col
leges there win be many an alumnus
who will recall old days and famous fights
| and names like Wilmer Crowen, of
Swarthmore, one OF the greatest drop
kickers in college circles; Norman Thorn,
Haverford's captain in 1908; Arthur
Lowery, one of the greatest fullbacks
who ever donned the Scarlet and Black;
Tiny" Maxwell, Earnest Jones, who was
the man to make the only score against
Swarthmore in 1904; John l.. Scull, Wal
ter Perkins, Arthur Phillips, James LIP
pincott and Arthur Hopkins, will come
back to him.
The men who are to uphold the honor
of Haverford this year are Captain Carey,
Sangree, Ramsey, Crossman. Kirk, Moon,
Howland, Reeve, Knowlton, Shipley, Han
mum, Martwick and Gardiner Swnrth-
more's garnet colors will probably be
worn by u. Cornog, Donnelly. McGovern,
Endicott, Hunter, Passmore, Dean Weld
ner Murch, Lock- A. Cornog and Captain
Cline. '
Each team has had its significant VIC
tories and defeats. but Havarford believes
she will win.
swARTHMoRE HAS WEIGHT.
Swarthmore, as in former years, out
weighs Haverfords team man to man.
The performance, however of the Scar
let and Black during the season which
is about to close, shows the Main Line
team to be faster and to possess some
keen strategy
Coach Mike" Bennett. who is finishing
his FIRST year as coach at Haverford, has
turned out a team OF which he may we'll
be proud. Out of seven games they have
lost two and won fee.
Though Haverford will play her first in
tercollegiats soccer game tomorrow the
soccer team gladly turned its field over to
Doc Bennett and the football team this
afternoon SO that Walton Field might be |
left in a good condition for Saturdays |
game with Swarthmore.
This Is as much as to say that the |
heart and mind of the whole college has |
but one real objective this week and that |
H. the SwaFthmore game. No time is be- |
ing wasted iE idle talk on just what win |
no done to Swarthmore. Instead OF that |
the team and the whole college are bend |
ing their energies TO make the best possi-
Bile team from the material at college. The
players are studying continuously on
their plays and striving to perfect their
signals. While waiting for dinner even
Carey has his little group of on the
campus and is drilling them on their
plays Players who have been out of the
game for week or two weeks are COM
ing out with their injuries carefully and
fairly successfully nursed and getting
down to the serious business OF the game
Grain.
Grandstand and field will be gay with
the red and black of Haverford and the
rich garnet flags OF Swarthmore, and
bevies OF smiling devotees will give ad-
diuonal brightness to the gala occasion.
Society will turn out IN full force for
both local colleges have a decided social
following.
It is at this time that the Alumni Of
the colleges rally to their alma mater
and give all the support possible ana
Haverford will be gay with rouslng
cheers. and pretty girls decked out with
The eolors OF their devoted swsins, IN rib
bons and flowers
A large number OF important persons
are expected to attend. among them
5overnor-elecs Martin q. Brumbaugh,
State Senator william C. sproul and
Mrs. sproul,. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
OF Bryn MaWr. viii enter
iain a party OF young people. Marshall
2. Scull and his wife. who was Miss Anna
Price johnson, and who has recently re-
turned from Europe, viii be there, also
he Alfred c. Maules and Alfred M. Col
ins. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace e. Smith ana
heir daughters. Miss Edith Smith and
Miss Mary Smith, will entertain, and, OF
course. most OF the ClothieF family win
De there, the Isaac H. Clothiera ana Mr. |
md Mrs William ]. clothier.
Professor sharpless. of Haverford Col
ege. and his wife and Mr, and Mrs. Vic
or {. Mather have also taken seats. |
others VINO Will attend VIII be Mr. ana
ifrs. Francis lie Bar. Mr.. and Mrs. Abra-
IAN III Huston, L. HOlllnEsWorth Wood ,
4 New York. aud Mr. and Mrs. >. Henry
icattsrgood-
Charles J. Rhoades, the new governor
e the reserve bank Of this city, ana Mrs
ahoadss viii also be among the specta-
ors Of the game.
sBaFthmore viii Be well represented By
many q its prominent graduates, fore ,
most among whom Will Be A. Mitcheu
'aimer. Governor Charles r. Miller, of
Delaware; Judge Joseph Fitch. Of New
lorki Howard Cooper Johnson. Carroll ,
4 Williams, Edward B Temple, Of ths
'ennsy lgania flziiroad. }. Franeis Mur-
~, of ghe same read; Henry 81 Tlir- Z
81. president of th4 Turner Coustruclion ]
'omDzaFt G. Lasrsnes Eel. Geores 81
lrpote. eoseh y fhs Pennsylsanla team
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