Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-02
La SALE MAY PLAY
GERMANTOWN HIGH
Schools Without Game This
Week Plan to Meet on
Cridiron

are. without games for Friday, and ne
gotiations are under way now for these
teams to meet on the Waterview grounds
on Friday afternoon. Interest Is keen
in both the High School League and
the Catholic League competitions, and
when teams from these leagues clash a
large crowd is always on hand.
Coach Fred Miller. Of Germantown,
instructed Manager Thornton to make
every effort to arrange good game for
this week, as the Germantown tutor
feared that interest in the practice
would not be so keen with no week end
contest on the roster. With the North
east game only nine days off, Coach
Miller will not risk his players getting
into a slump.
The Frankford High Penn Charter
game will bring out large crowd on
Thursday, when these teams clash at
Queen Lane. Frankford has first
class aggregation. Penn Charter is
strong as well as fast, and the Quakers
will give a good account Of themselves.
1t should be a game we'll worth the trip
to the suburban field.
The. High School League soccer teams
will all be in action, South Philadel-
phia playing at Northeast, Germantown
High at West Philadelphia and Frank
ford High at Central High.
Ogontz Girls Cancel Game
Swarthmore Highs fair field hockey
players are much peeved. The Ogontz
School girls Cancelled the game sched-
uled for next Thursday afternoon, and
to make matters worse Ogontz gave no
reason for cancelling, say the Garnet
players. Guess they know what
good team we have out there" said one
Of the Swarthmofe players.
Friends Selects field hockey play
ers will meet the Springside girls team
in n game at the Philadelphia Cricket
Club grounds tomorrow afternoon pro-
vided the weatherman was wrong in
his guess.
The Friends Central School girls are
practicing two afternoons week. Miss
Marie Henze, coach, has experienced
difficulty securing field for the prac-
tice periods. Kingsessing Playground
playing fields, both for the boys and the
girls, are much in demand. The Blue
and Grey squad is large, from thirty
five to fifty candidates reporting for
every practice. When the Friends
Central players are through the Temple
University girls report.
The Perkiomen Prep School defeated the
National Farm School eleven on Saturday.
when Huddy. tho heavy fullback from the
He booted the ball from the 3s-yard line.
going through twenty-eight games with a
mishap. met defeat at the hands OF the Pitt
Freshmen on Saturday at Harrisburg. by a
20-7 score.
The Mercersburg Academy eleven won Its
feating the Lehigh Fresh team. % to o.
Tho Cumberland Valley boys are improving
the season without a defeat. '''"
The Williamson Trades School eleven
ninston won by l3 to II.
The st. Joseph's Prep and the West Cath
Ollie High School. which are tied for the
lead In the Catholic League, Will stage a
@ rSsS @ the and PsS tSa West R n
Victory Veto S' over Catholic High on Saturday. ''
The football sames between Friends Cen
was originally scheduled for Friday after
noon will be played at Forty-fourth street
and Parkslde avenue on Thursday.
The Interacademic League will have a very
drawal OF Friends Central. Each OF tho
three teams will play two games. The
SPenlns PternSo s0nbS but may be Transferred TO
Thursday. Germantown Academy and Eps-
copal Academy will be the contestants and
the aforementioned team is looked upon as
an easy visitor.
On November IL, Penn Charter plays Epis-
copal Academy, and the following Friday
will see the only real game expected of the
three. when the Germantown Academy ard
Penn Charter meet at Queen lane. and this
should be some fracas.
The Wenonah Military Institute defeated
the Bordentown NJ. ]. on Saturday by 13
to 0.
Tho La Sale Prep School has played
cIslon has been reached in airy OF the trio
'The first contest was with the Haverford
school eleven and the final score was TT
'rhe next two games were Catholic School
League conflicts and there was no score in
either of the two. West Catholic and ST |
Joseph's were the opposing teams.
The Trenton High School football team
staged one of the biggest surprises OF the
season on Saturday by defeating the -Atlars
tic city High School at the shore. II was
the first defeat in four starts, and put a |
crimp in the shore boys hopes for the South |
Jersey championship.
Penn Charter leads the local school |
elevens In scoring for the season. having
registered 122 points. Radnor High School |
is second with 100 points. while the Swarth- /
more High has counted just an ever; hun |
dred. Central High is one point shy OF this
mark.