Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-01
COL[|NGSWOOD SET
FOR CAMDEN GAME
Speedy Jersey High School
EIevens Clash on Formers
Cridiron Tomorrow

The Collngswood High School foot
ball team. which so far this season mas
scored 242 points. and IL out to WIN
the South Jersey scholastic champion
ship. will clash tomorrow with the
Camden High School team on their own
gridiron, and although Collingswood is
expected to win. the Camden students
have hopes of their team coming through
with n victory.
Collingswood's heavy backfield is re-
sponsible for the great number of touch
downs made so far this season, but they
will have to fight hard to got through
the Camden line, for this is the Skeet-
ers' main asset. as they demonstrated
In the game with Northwest recently.
Camden has made two trips to Phila-
delphia. They were defeated on the
first occasion at the hands of the Ger
mantown High squad. 7 to 0. but when
they appeared again the Northwest High
team was no match for the Jerseyites
and the Red and Blatk was defeated
by a IA to 7 score, but the Northeast
touchdown did not come. until the last
three mintes of play.
Collingswood has won five games so
far this season, beating Gloucester High,
10: Haddon Heights, $50; Bridge
ton High. 10: Moorestown High,
This week marks the opcning of the
Interacademic League football season,
which promises to be fight to the finish
between Germantown Academy and
Penn Charter School. Germantown
students consider this their year and
are confident that Penn Charter will
have to play their best game of the
season to retain the cup and title wor
so many seasons.
Germantown plays Episcopal Aca
DENY at Sixty second and Walnut
streets Friday. This game should no
he a severe test for Coach, Barron
Youngsters, unless both teams show {
reversal of form. Penn Charter, on thu
other hand. has game which should
proye more than exciting for the yellow
and Blue. meeting the strong Frpnkfort
High School team at Queen lane OF
Thursday.
II has been rumored that Germantown
. and Episcopal were seriously consider
ing a change Of dates from Friday I,
Thursday. The Mannheim athletes ar
not particularly anxious to have al
tbe Penn Charter PLAYERS and coache
see them in action against Episcopal Ol
a day when Penn Charter has nOthin
70 do but look on. Episcopal Academ.
athletes are said to be in favor Of tn
Thursday game.
1t il quite likely that should tn
matter be referred to Penn Charter, tn
twelfth Street School will agree to tn
change as matter of policy. Their
Is rule in the league which calls fo
"Interac" games to be played on Fri
DAYS. The Penn Charter students un
d0ubtedly feel they do not have to stud
Germantown's formations and play
when the Mannheim athletes are in actio
in order to score victory. They al
not likely to step in the way of
change to Thursday date il tt
Churchmen and Germantown ofticia
desire It.
The two soccer leagues in which a
the schoolboys are interested are hay
ing exciting sessions. With the mon;
of October over and four games playe,
only one of these contests in the PR
vate Schools League ended with de-
cision. That was the game in whiC
Penn Charter lost to the strong Friend
Select School team.
Coach Quinlan's West Catholic Hig
School team came back with a sna
which makes them loom up as like
Catholic League champions when the
beat Catholic High at Cahill Field. II
score Of 13 TO indicated cloi