Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-23
STATzELL FAVORS
WILLIAMS COLLEGE
Penn Charter Captain to Cradu-
ate With Brill and .
Riday

Captain Harlan Statsell, of Penn
Charter School, win enter Williams
College when he graduates from Penn
Charter School. He IL one of three Of
the 1920 Interacademic League cham
| pionship team to bid adieu TO the Qua
kers next spfing. As Penn Charter will
have eight veterans, prospects for next
season are even brighter than was the
| case this season.
Riday and Brill are the other stars
| who graduate. Riday will probably
enter Wesleyan. Brill is the only back.
| field player lost TO the Quakers. The
next event on the program for the in
teracademic champs n the banquet,
which will be held Just as soon AZ DR..
Richard III. Gummere, headmaster, sets
date for this annual celebration. The
letters will be awarded the Friday be-
| fore the Christmas vacation. At that
| time the gold footballs will be awarded
and calendars with the teams picture
will be ready for each player.
Lnnsdowne Loses Seven Players
Lansdowne High will play Swarth-
more High In the final game Of the sea /.
SON on Thanksgiving morningS Coach
Meyers will lose seven regulars--String-
fellow, Brown, BrumReld, Crawford,
Rhoades, Mdtlack, and Bob Goodman.
Behan, a substitute, who played In most
| OF the games. will also graduate.
Next Monday the Lansdowne ath :
letes will respond to the call for bas-
ketball candidates. Manager Good
man has arranged his first game with
Radnor High on December 21 on the
Lansdowne floor. A. the entire bas =
kAt N l,,n Nx.I l,.N
downe's prospects are anything but
football team, will also have charge Of
basketball.
Ice Hockey in Schools
II satisfactory arrangements can be
made with the officials Of the Ice Pal
ace, there will be High School Hockey
League this season. At the recent
meeting of the supervisory committee
OF athletics committee was appointed
to meet with George r. Pawling, presi- :
dent Of the Ice Palace company, last
Saturday morning at 8 o'clock.
Henry Brachhold, Of Northeast High,
chairman Of the committee, and the
other members of the committee were
at the Ice Palace from o o'clock until
nearly 10 o'clock last Saturday. but
did not meet Mr., Paving. According
to Mr.. Brachhold, the schools Are IN :
vorable to ice hockey, but the next
move is up to the Ice Palace officials.
eve were at the Palace at the ap-
pointed time" explained Mr.. Brach-
hold. 'Mr. pawling attended the meet
ing Of the supervisory committee and
encouraged Ice hockey among the school
boys and We were disappointed that he
was not on hand Saturday morning.
We could not wait any longer. We
have not heard from him no nothing
more has been done In the matter"
Narberth High Wins In Mud
The Narberth High warriors think
mud is such nice, soft, pleasant thing,
especially when they can slide to 27 to
o football victory! 1t was raining hard,
but that did not stop the Narberth and
Haverford High teams from playing
their game at Narberth. The Dickies,
Cooke. Martin. Riley, in fact, the en- /.
tire team, did good work. 1t was soon
impossible to distinguish one from the
other as they splattercd and fell over
each other In the mud
West Philadelphia High enjoyed q
soccer game with George School which
nearly proved 9sbig upset for the New
town boys. Wtst Phillies took the lead
in the first half, / to o. George School
rallied In the second half, scoring tw =,
goals and victory, 2 to l.