Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-01
FOUR HAVERFORD AND THREE c.. H. s.
MEN ON EVENING LEDGER GALL" TEAM
Appegate, Episcopal; Homes, Germantown Moore,
Haverford, and Butler Central, Picked for Back
field Positons-Second Eleven Also Selected

{ Lewis. HuNcrfOru school .-............. rig
. Applcgntc, Episcopal ...,..........' ,pllh
Moore, Havcrford ................... right
Butler. Central High ......,............ III
TNHE EVENING LEDGER. IN picking its
L Al-SchoIastic team, will not classify
between the public high schools and the
Gntoracodemic League. teams, as is gen
orally the custom. As most OF the Inter
academic League and Independent teams
In Philadelphia and vicinity have played
members Of the public school league or
teams which have met "tho Big Three"
/ It was possible to get good line on the
| relative ability Of oil who played in this
! section
| Poddie Institute Atlantic city High,
/ Perkiomcu Seminary, Allentown Prep and
/ n few other clovcus which met local
| teams are not included in the selection.
| They are not considered in the Philadel-
| phin division in scholastic football.
The bows picked for this eleven arc
selected for their value TO their teams
| during the entire season. IL was also
the aim Of tho EVENING LEDGER to select
boys whose style Of play would coincide
In other words 1t is a team with one
kicker orc forward passer etc, and two
or three men whose individual work In
particular departments were not Consid-
cred In preference 20 other players
whose work was superior I'm other de-
partments.
MOORE A KICKER
As an instance, Jim Moore, of Haver-
ford, was selected for a halfback posi-
tion because of his marvellous Kicking.
with Moore on tho team no other kicker
is necessary. and nlnvor whose greatest
ASSET is puutIng had to surpass the other
backs i'm all other dcpartmcuts to he
chosen.
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size UP pays.
For the second team Bradley. Of Cen |
tral High, and Shottzline, Of Penn Char |
ter are selected. There We're several ends |
more brilliant in the omen field, but for !
steady consistent work and ability to |
break up plays this pair stood out. Other |
star ends wcrc O'Nell, of La Sale; |
Scholcs, of West Philly; Walton Of Epis |
copal; Brown, Of Penn Charter; DcLoug,
or central High, ana Norkes, of North
s1Sl' " NelI 'h'N ol "e'Eht prevented
"''" i'"'l earning " "'St-'t''" poS'''""'
Farmakts, of Central High, switched /
from guard to tackle in midscason, and
killaity of Haverlord, were the leading
tackles. Farmalds easily outplayed every
opponent he met, while Hillatty proved
ConClusively that he was entitled to
position by his brilliant work through
out the season He shonc particularly in
the Hill School game
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Had Luhin been moro experienced he
would have been the best man of the