Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
NORTHEAST TRIMS
!. PENN FRESHMEN
In Five Minutes SchooIboys
Score Two Goals and Teach
Freshies Soccer

In Just about : minutes Northeast
Iigh showed the Penn Freshmen how
to play soccer. 1t all happened at
Northeasts field yesterday. When the
smoke of battle cleared Northeast
emerged to | victor, thanks to ysung
Nedzinski. the center forward. He got
n pass from Cartain Jones and shot it
straight into the goal. winning the
game. Prior to that winning shot,
Branshaw. a substitute, got the goal
which tied the freshmen.
Harry B'ar. who halls from Frank
ford High. scored the only goal for the
Red and Buc ycarlings. That was in
the Second half of n'av and the fresh
men thought when that half ended that
they had the game well in hand. Not
so, Coach Murphy. Those Northeast
players went intent upon opening their
soccer season with a victory and were
not to be outwittcd so early in the fray.
The Penn Freshmen lacked team
work due to the fact that the Cand-
dates have not Cotton together as often
as they should. Northeast. too. was
'uot nm nggrn~0tinn 20 hc tuyrd with.
The fact that Penn Fresh had number
of stars wns n"tEin" in their life. As
n matter of f""t. Penn Fresh should
have won. with such Youngsters as
Herbert Travis the form"r Frnnkford
all-round sta: JascowiQk. former
Fankford IIirh r'ovc"; Harry Blair,
Frankford; Bob Trutt. Germantown
Friends star nthlctc. and RprrOn. Of
BROOKLYN. n brother of former Red
and BlU" star player.
Then there wnS Wilson IIo5sou, tn"
Germantown High School player, who
rot into the game in III" second half at
left haIfhack. Those two Northeast
goals came 50 Quick the freshmen hardly
realized thcy were beaten in the first
game Of the season. Next Wednesday
they will try again. this time against
tho Traukford High School team at
Frankford.
Schools Make Quick Plans
Friends Central Schools foOtbnI
team was unable TO n'aY West Catholic
today because of Injuries and une%
pccted events. rnd tocrh j"hn l'rI. l"I'
no time in getting in touch with Coach
Rodic. of the West Catholic team, eX'
nlaining tho situation to him. In thu
meantimc Chestnut Hill had give
4 Friends' Crntrel n call. stating that
Arlington High had cancelled the gam'
with them
Friends Central suggested that per
hans Chestnut IIill and West Cathoii'
conld arrange n game, and the wires
were hot last night between officials o
these schools. and at last reports tn
xame had been fixed up and all d"taIl
arranged. Occasionally. school hnd
n impossible to play game, and wh"I
The right parties "an get together thing
are nicely fixed and thor w no dis
apnointmcnts. ChcStnr' and Yves
Catholic High were lucky.
Fraukford High S soccer team de
featcd the Upper Darby, High Srhoo
team, : to o, Yesterday, Though
UpDer Darby had good teamT SAT-
one of the soccer enthusiasts at anothe
school when he heard the one sidet
score. Upper Darby High has goo'
team, but it was either stale, over
worked or out of sorts, and II was
bad time TO be out of condition whci
one considercs that Frankford High
perhaps one Of the strongest soccel
teams In the city. were the opponents
The scholastic roster for tomorrow
eslls for limited number Of contests
4 In football the big attraction will b'
1 ~ Williamson School, where the North
Ssst Hiat athletes play.