Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-17
NORTHEAST TIES
WITH c. H. S. in
SCHOOL LEAGUE
Defeats West Phillies in
Close Cage Game, 20 to %.
Team Work a Feature
OTHER SCHOOL NEW s

The West Phlllles made game figh
to halt the Northeast High athletes ir
their march toward victory in the league
game at the Quaker City hall yesterday
afternoon, but without avail, the Red and
Black youngsters, by clever teamwork
and superior passing and shooting, win
ming by score of 20 to %. By this win
Northeast ties Central High for the
league lead.
Northeast High upheld its reputation
for pulling the "come- back" in the last
half of the game. With the odds even,
the score 1 to 12 the two teams faced
each other In the final session and right
Off the reel Coach Walter Keating's boys
uncorked number of pretty plays that
upset West Phladelphia's equilibrium in
the cage Before the speed boys could
realize it, Northeast was shooting away
for lead and the Lehigh avenue team
maintained the pace until the end.
1ndiyidual credit should go to sturglg Brown
qTnE q d 0s s@mm AND sas GsS
SayeTs and he 'ns got feW chances to score
goals 3 Of p fQRg9a shq9tE his wSm TffTa
CHM and I"i n MinehaFt FaS90g Sso ad sood work
was. the same smooth working, quick passing
games in and out Of town in the last few
West Rhadelpha defeated but BY no N means ans
FS Of 9aHSa Ss game 'a ar
McCaskey. Hubbert and Captain Fred Bach
ing session. But field goals came hard, for
the Northeast boys were closing in at every
MeaTks F9t 10 out Of e Sq goals S @PS
6rss G sd sed goals SSai VIII one %
counted for the West Phlllies total. The
only 10 points were scored in the second half
the sa e2d FEs hay Es second o
match between West Philadelphia and North
Sny o Tas ny s rnG p 20 ~
necessary as a result Of the si.to;2t tie score
scored , 4 field g9aI and 1T was 90 to "a in favor
Hermann GSrl'y the West Philadelphia guard who
was the individual star in the the game for ouIs the
goal scored by Allen then gave the Speed 1ed Boys
two opportu mites to again score from the foul
line but missed them both
The two schools, West philadelphia and
Southern High, Will now ,iEht it out for first
mee the 's ssms ie@ms Viii ERt for the d
position in the first team series For NoEthiI pdii
we're we're the sqt regulars whe West Phiiadepha won
with Allen Danzabaker, Feaster. Hermann and
ery wGSq Gsessa hs t6o M9Fy Ry
freshmen by a score Of 20 to Fl at Wenofnah
foTTSTa on the mfPTy og quintet was the
Point % for his team Ss gc making three sd goals
IT, Il was as a. roughly played game and that the
fouiing,
Frank Mahoney, the former Catholic High |
colese has reported to CoacR al Bloom for
place on the Crimson @ and Der, Gray yra team He
quintet for the game with ST. Josephs College.
GsSs9r gh schGG very
ySoTy YES IT was very mex
on the strong Darby High school quintet at
aS saSrs Chester .f 81 tSs end wnHps N ne R 2rss
hall Chester had The lead 20 e Il; n.,
and LsrEIn enabled the home school to tri,
umph Forbes. Pearl, Frauton. Spahr and |
The eTese ad IL a9 & e6 for sTs
more High to the Delaware County League |
sh Contend md Win "0s borore thsy ye have Msd'a
clear claim to the championship.
CATHOLIC, High, with MeG9wan, Mcbride.
o and Slo G9s Working well
owSp was high scorer With Il foul goals and and
Pasquerello each got three aeld goals e cole S5ie
two and GlascOtt one,
The Camden High School team showed good
form, Williams, Twoes, Evans, Grayatt and |
second team, with Deighn, Getters. Lee. Nc |
ee fIie and IsdonS RSunany awSon from the cqthol!c
and Gold reserve team were Hunt, Who rcnrsd
field goals; DIETRICH Sullivan Dougherty |
and peahley
Germantown Academy made brilliant show
Ing I'm the game with Jenkintown High yester-
day. winning, as to SO. The entire Germantown |
Academy team deserves praise for the good |
showing, Dinsmore Kent and Frutchev aid |
especially we'll Holmes, Lamb Darrow and |
Hinchman also did their share Of the work.
Germantown second defeated Jeukintown
second Yesterday, II to IL, due to the clever
playing of Edmonds Gehbauer, Horton Jopson
and Beck. JenlSintown's first team players |
we're Flower Carlin, Rickert. Prescott and Al |
lsman, on the second team were Armstrong
bloomer Chilcott, Stringer and Rickert