Evening journal., 1919-11-17
DELAWARE LOSES
To SWAhTHMORE.
Two Touchdowns in Second
Quarter Gave Little Quak-
ers Game
BLUE AND GOLD
PLAYED FINE BALL

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Nov. i7.-Swarthmore won
from Delaware Saturday afternoon A
70 0. TWO end runs by carp and Var
nall, coupled with slight gains through
the line on the first occasion scored
Two toughdowns for the Little Quarters
early IN the second quarter. In the
third quarter Captain Larkin drop-klck-
ed a goal from the 35-yard line. With
the exception Of about five minutes OF
the second quarter when the visitors
scored both touchdOwns the teams
seemed about evenly matched. Della
ware had two excellent chances to
score, but failed to deliver the punch.
The first half ended with Delaware
having the ball on Swarthm0re's eight
yard line and in the last quarter the
Blue and Gold had the ball on the vis-
ilors' three-yard line, but failed to get
10 over.
The work Of the entire Delaware
team was creditable and everyone
seemed satisfied with the showing -
Blue and Gold made. Swarthmore
the breaks in the second quarter when
the two touchdOwns were made. Pen
alItles imposed on Delaware also put
the team under a handicap at times.
Captain Larkin, who is rated as one OF
the best tackles in the country did not
stand out especially in Saturdays game,
although he playd good football. B.
Carter, who played opposite Larkin.
held the Ouakers tackle and at times
seemed 10 have something on the
Swarthmore Captain. Several OF the
few gains that Delaware made by hit
ting The line We're made through
tackle. Fred Harmer got into the game
in the third quarter and was injured
for the fourth time this season. His
leg was again hurt.
The game was one Of the most exclt-
ing ever played on Frazer Field and
was witnessed by the largest crowd Of
the season. Several hundred Swarth-
more students and friends followed the
team and occupied . cheering section
on the south Of the field. Both teams
fought hard from whistle 10 whistle.
The lines Of both elevens withstOod the
attacks and consequently there was a
lot Of punting. In this respect II was
a toss up between McCaughan and
play was an end run from kick forma-
iion and which resulted in both touch
downs. Delaware had Swarthmore on
the defensive most Of the time. Captain
Larkin kicked of for the Quakers. B.
Carter got the ball on his ten-yard line
and while on the run passed 1t to
Alexander, who run to the Swarthmoros
iO-yard line before being downed by
Yarnall, the only man between MIN
and a sure touchdown. Delaware was
held and had to kick which larnall
returned. There was another exchange
NJ punts and Delaware got the ball IN
lhe middle Of the field. Two forward
masses. McCaughan to Alexander, put
Ina hall on SwarthmOre's 30-yard line.
Delaware was penalized for Of-sides
and there was another exchange OF
kicks. Delaware received another pen
,lty of IS yards for tackling a Swarth- |
more man after he had signalled for a /
'ree catch. After this penalty Swarth-
more started a march down the Held
md Earns end run placed the ball on
Delaware's three-yard line at the end
IF the first quarter. carp took II over
IN the second play in the second quar-
er and Yarnall kicked the goal. IL was
)nly a few minutes later when Iarnall
vent around end for a 40-yard run and
, touchdown and kicked the goal.
After this Delaware braced and put |
10 a strong game the remainder Of the /
lalf. Delaware got the ball in the
middle Of the field and worked it down
10 Swarthmore's i0-yard line. Harmer l
was rushed in for Tonkin by Coach I
shipley i'm an effort 20 put the ball over,
out before he could get a chance 10
,arry the ball the half ended.
In the third quarter Larkin made
drop kick of a goal from
)elaware's 35-yard line. From then
Iniil the end Of the game the ball was
iear the centre Of the field most OF the
ime except when Delaware took it to
he Ouakers' three-yard line and lost
c on downs. A forward pass, Wintrup /
10 B. Carter, put the ball on Swarth-
nores eight-yard line and the Blue and
iold could make but about five yards
n four tries.
Swarthmore's ends, Yarnall and carp
played the best ball for the Quarkers
FOR Delaware Captain Stewart and the
,uards and tackles were especially
lrong on defense. Wintrup played a