Evening journal., 1915-11-12
By Bill McCOWdn

One OF the main features emerging
from the football sieve this season wiil
be the Brownson- Chesrook game on Sat
urday afternoon at Second and DUPONT
streets. This game has been talked oil
for weeks, and no doubt will draw al
large crowd. Brownson is making itsl
first start in the game since 1906, Man
ager Frank Hance and Captain joel
Allen being responsible for their COM
ing on the gridiron. Brownson has not
been scored ON as yet, and has won all
its gumes. QuarterhacN Bill Buckley,
the former DUPONT Academy lad, has
been putting up a great game, and has
put plenty of "pep" into the blue and
gold. Buckley has figured prominently
in every Brownson victory, while Fergu
son, Long. and lseeder have been shining
lights at various times. The boys from
Fourth and jackson streets will have a,
big delegation of rOoters on hand, andl
nothing but victory is sought.
ChesrOOk. on the other hand, has been
showing up with true winning spirit.
Manager Condor is tickled over the fact
that his boys have not been beaten, and
little Joe feels confident that he will
put one over on BrOwnson tomorrow.
Joe had his boys out for practice dur
ing the week and renewed interest pre-
vailed among them. Practically every
man on the team took the work out S.
Chesrook has as its stars the Kerrigan
brothers, Frank and Bill, a pair of ends
that arc hard TO beats "Benchy" FOulk,
the former Delaware College star ana
Olympia end most likely will be shifted
to the back field tomorrow Caulk ana
Dayton also have shown form this sea-
son. All in all, one of the best football
games of the season is expected to take
place when the whistle is sounded for
the kick off, The winner of this game
will issue def TO Parksid for the
State title. 1t is understood that
should Parkside refuse. they will claim
the championship.
According to dope, both Chesrook and
Brownson seem to be equally strong. a
nothing 20 nothing result is hardly ex-
pected, however.
Frank "Cozy' Dolan, who held
down the initial sack for the Ottawa
team, three times pennant, winners OF
| the Canadian League. is now promoting
Il a Hrlit hltH0 III hAAdWds l0lhi. HNfhitl-
| ing TO reports. Is making big stand for
X. o. Harry Baker. and has announced
to the patrons of his club that the local
boy Will box there in the near future
II is an opportunity for the Wilmington
middloweight, and he should not pass
up the offer. Baker has met with some
very hard luck during his career, bav-
ing had the misfortune TO have his two
big fights with Willie Brennan and
George Chip called off. Harry is in the
best of shape. and should not remain
idle. II is the opinion of his followers
that Marcus Williams, his Philadelphia
manager is lacking the necessary
punch TO push Baker up the ladder.
Leo Vincent. the local featherweight
boxer who defeated Patsy Haley in his
first bout Of the l9l5-l6 boxing season,
goes to the post tomorrow night at the
National Club, of Philadelphia, against
Irish Patsy Kline. of New York. The
latter has made a big hit in the Quaker
| City. and Vincent viii have to step to
stand the pace. Should the result bring
draw for the local boy, he win de-
serve mach credit.
Eddie Williams. the popular Quaker
City sportsman, who managed the All
Stars OF the American and National
Leagues on their transforming trips the
past four years. will make his second
appearance at Brownson Hall tonight
with his crack Rivcrton team. II may
be recalled that Eddie's boys gave
Brownson the battle of the 1914 season
The Riverton lads are quintet Of
huskics who can play the game. They
need but little Introduction here
Whitley Faunce. the lad who made q
ninety yard run at Union street grounds
against the Imperial team a few year
= ago, is now playing a forward position
for the Riverton boys.
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