Newark post., 1915-11-10
DELAWARE TRIUMPHS
OVER DICKINSON
Good Sportsmanship Display
ed On Frazer Field

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last Saturday, to the score of 24-1.
The prevalence of genuine Della
ware pep" was apparent in every
feature of the day. Promptly at
two fifteen the entire student body
in uniform, headed by the band,
and carrying the Delaware State
flag. marched upon the field. The
regulation blue overcoats with the
bright blue hoods, added a spec
tacular feature to the parade
After circling the gridiron the
cadets charged" the grandstand
by companies, pulling of the stunt
with a cleverness that called forth
enthusiastic applause from the
spectators on the stands. Seated
upon the stands the students form
ed solid blue phalanx, cheering
their team to victory. Delaware
gold bunting, tied over the caps OF
students, formed great "D",
which showed on the blue back
ground, pleasingly, from the oppo-
site of the field.
Seldom, if ever, has there been
a cleaner, classier brand of foot
ball played on Frazer Field. Not
once during the game did either
team protest a decision of any
kind. A more sportsmanlike spirit
could not be shown by two teams
than that which was exhibited last
Saturday. The condition. Of the
Delaware men was illustrated by
the fact that during the entire
game time was not required by a
single Delaware man.
Play In Detail
The visitors opened the game by
kicking off to Delaware. Delaware
made first down. Taylor punted
to Dickinson's 25-yard line. Dick
inson failed on two plays through
the line and kicked to Taylor, who
fumbled, Dickinson falling on the
ball. Again Delaware held and
Handy kicked to Taylor on the ~
yard line. Captain Handy fumbled
on the first play and Hertzlen fell
on the ball for Dickinson on Del
aware's 10 yard line. On their
third down, Palm carried the ball
over for the first score of the game
Palm kicked the goal.
Dickinson again kicked off. Del
aware made first down and ther
Taylor punted Crothers threw
Palm for a loss Of several yards
On the next play, Smart blocked {
kick and recovered the ball on th'
yard line. Taylor tied the score
by kicking the goal.
Delaware received the kick. Linz
plunges failed to gain and Taylo
was forced to punt. Shelley re
ceived the ball on Dickinson's a
yard line, Smart dropping him il
his tracks. The quarter ende'
with the ball in Dickinson's pos
session on their own 49-yard line
Delaware, Z; Dickinson, Z.
Second Quarter
An end run, followed by pas
from Handy to Brown, placed tn
ball on the 30 yard line. Here Del
aware was penalized 10 yards TO
holding. On the first play Dick
inson was penalized for piling or
Crothers pulled the Blue and Col
out of a hole at this stage of tn
game by intercepting forwar
pass. Rushes by Handy, Taylo
and Bratton made first down
Two end runs failed to gain an
Taylor punted out of bounds 0
Dickinson's 40 yard line. Hamb
made Is yards on an end run. TW
passes failed to work and Pail
punted over the goal line. The ba
was put in play on the 20 yard lin
from where Taylor kicked. An e,
change of punts gave Delaware tn
ball on her 35 yard line. Two fir!
downs were made, placing the ba
on Dickinson's 80 yard mark TW
forward passes failed but a thin
one, Handy to Smart, placed tt
ball on the 25 yard line Tv
plunges netted five yards. Wit
30 seconds to play and on tt
fourth down, Fidance droppe
back and kicked a goal from fiel
Before the teams lined up Il
whistle blew.
Delaware, 10; Dickinson, 7.
Third Quarter
Delaware kicked off. Dickins'
seemed to take brace in this pc
iod and started off with rush.
forward pass, Masland to Shelle
pettad thirty wards Another fir