Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-13
CHESTER HIGH
EASY FOR TECH
Visitors Not in Maroon Glass;
the Crowd Was Small
Saturday

Tech High School, 90; Chester
High School, O.
That old saying, I'm glad to see
you're back from Chester" has been
changed to I'm mighty glad to get
hack to Chester" by the footoail
eleven from Delaware county, after
their trip to this city Saturday att
ernoon. The local Maroon team
walloped them 80 to 0. Teen coulo
80 beaten them worse If they had
90 desired. In the first ham %
noints were run up, and then Coach
Sn,ith made frequent changes ZAP
tain Frank went out of the game
FOR the first time in two years "
make way for reserves. Arnolu' ~
other tackle, was also taken -
The crowd was small and financlailS
Tech was loser. . tho
rrisburgers are gwen the
chance to see the best Hlgn ,Sa scnoSHa
team in America, and they stio tba
not fail to take advantage VI
opportunity. 1t will be years oetI at,Ie
Tech has another team CONF pt ',ear
20 the eleyens turned out last
80 ~ tbis chester still has one VI
+he hest football elevens in the Fntlt M
odo,nhia district, only they are ho'
in Techs class. oc
Chester Kicks Oh c.+o;n
9,tIv at O'Clock, Captain
>-,.,,etz Kicked off to Lingle' Wno
roined ffteen yards before pens
sso,rned s,l, on the very first pay pay
T;ngie took the ball and "snaheu
his way through the entire sovn Sle
team and scored touc ciua the
chester then elected TO receS 1,,ance
nipsl<in, but were unable 10 EfhTn
the ball, being forced TO kntion kioi of
then on it was just a s quh he
how large the score woulo oe'
nov 5oclx was not in the hne-
80, suffering from an injury 10 n,e
.,p,o,,Ider ny, Iingle was taken ouS
onrIv in the game as he has peen
e',fforino from a kick in the sIonl
ab most of the week. Frank an
Nrnoid we're relieved at the Nna ol
- frst half. as was Snaps Enlal
III III .Parnev" Aldinger, Pleanh'
Soteball. Germer and McCoro W.
tba reserves who were used III 'iie
contest. .oa
In addition to the heaNy oTso
made against the visitors II MaS oi,t
costly to them from the slamuti; s.ntoi,,N
oF iniuries. Captain Nymetz sustaln
"a a had injury to his right anhIe
md was taken from the game our ".
inr the first half. Lett Emo ~
man and McAldon were also On
bosnital list before the concluS.oth Eat,
If the game. While the enure
team played we'll, and SIX ot ~ ~
Tech hoys scored touchdowns, Ino ,.
tright light of the game was Tony
NiIsbach. His open field WORK WdS
of the highest class, and hve s tiinee
he scored six pointers after orllllaii'
runs. r,o,,,+ecbnic
Institute will play in this CITY. Inc Inc
Polytech lads claim to nave Ine
fastest backfield in America Inree
of tbe backfield are members OF tne
famous replay team that oeleateu
Tech in a challenge match at lne
= rn,ory last spring. At Penn relays
tbev won the High school champion
shin of America. One thing is sure.
If they once get away from 'ne te
TT.,zzii> players they Will oe sure ~
show their heels. 1t Will De 'es'
for the linemen. The summary
Erdiey Kaufman, /. e.
ArnoId / (Smith)
TSid;nger> McAldon, l. 6.
Hoffsommer, l. I. Nr1eacoSh
cn,itb Grayson, l. t.
Comfort. t, LentZ, C.
= Frank rig. Naerailli, T.. t.
(Pleau) Keare, r. e.
e. Emanuel, r. O. eP. FRANK
(GottschalD NymetZ' 7. e.
Jjnple a. b. Rightmyer, q. b