Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27
RADNOR H|GHL|NE
CROSSED ONLY ONCE
Coach Hunts Eleven Has Piled
Up 1874 Points to J in
Four Games
PLAYS CATHOLIC ON FRIDAY
By PAUL PREP


Radnor High School is enjoying the
most successful football season in the
history of the Wayne institution. With
50 per cent of the 1910 grid games
chalked down in its log, statistics show
but one touchdown scored against
Coach Stanley Hunts eleven.
South Philadelphia High was Rad
nor's initial opponent of the season. In
that contest the Southwark team sue
ceeded in crossing Radnor's goal line,
but the latter went Coach Johnson s
youths three scores better, the final
count being 2S to 7. Since that game.
played on October 3. Radnor has shut :
out all of its opponents. Aggregated
points of Radnor High compared to that
Of the opposition are 134 to Z.
Cheltenham Is Easy
In its second game Coach Hunt sent
his Radnor eleven after the scalp of
Cheltenham High School. The latter
proved Radnor's easiest opponent to
date. winning by the one sided and
unanimous score of As to o. SINCE then
Penn Charter was ridden over to the tune
of SO to O. and last week Haverford
School was left kickless BY the road
side. with a 25-point thorn sticking
in its side.
On Friday of this week Radnor High
expects to take Catholic High into
camp-iust like eating pie. While
Coach Hunt isn't taking Coach Glen
don's Purple and Gold gridders very
seriously. Catholics return to form in
beating Chester High here on Saturday.
90 to O. will be an inspiration for a
continuation of diligent practice the
next three days out around Wayne.
Saturdays victory for Catholic was its
first win of the season; in fact, it was
the Cahill youngsters initial scoring
of the year.
Season Ends November 30
After the Catholic contest Radnor
will line up against Bryn Athyn No
vember 7, and this contest looks like
the only hard battle remaining on its
schedule. Bryn Athyn also is playing
fine article of football. Berwyn will
be the opposition on November IA. and
the final fracas will be with Lower
Merton November %.
While Coach Hunt had to do lot
of hard work in welding together his
winning and machine like running
eleven. one big advantage he had was
the return of virtually the same team
he had last year. Besides his first
eleven, Hunt has fourteen other men
upon whom he can rely to put up a
worthy battle ON the chalk off field dc
guerre.
Saville Crowther. captain of Rad
nor's fast footballers this year, is
> playing left tackle. And his playing is
of collegiate caliber. On the other side
of the line in the same position is Linn
Harbaugh. Bernard Murphy and Wal
ter Milestone, pair of feet and sure
tackling youngsters, occupy the re-
spective far sides on the line, with Rae
Crowther at center and Charles Nor
ris at left guard, with Richard Price
and Raymond Doheny alternating al
the other guard.
Ferry at Fullback
Theodore Ferry is taking care.of tn,
fullback position, and he is a very hare
man to stop going through the line
Usually it remains for the second lin,
of defense to bring him down. Clyd,
Shank, at right halfback, is another
bear on line smashes, while Brook
Young and Earl Henderson play a
different times at the other halfback
With Amos Dotterer at the quarter
back station he completes one of th
greatest backfields in local scholastic
ranks.
But the thirteen youths already men
toned are. not the only stars Coacl
Hunt has in tow. There are dozel
other young men who give the frs
team strenuous scrimmages in practc,
and who are on the bench during gam
time prepared to go into the battle in
] jifry. They include Long, Kunkle, Nc
l Candless, Krick, Drick, Scherr Cal
2 houn, Lichtenfeld, Henderson, McKin
? ley, Shainline and Clark.
With all of the players in fine fettl
and team play improving with eacl
e game, Radnor High should close it
gridiron season. at 1000 gait. 1t i
Z hardly likely that Radnor's line will b.
: crossed again unless Bryn Athyn pull
! the unexpected.