Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
ENFORCE RULES
Eligibility Of Players Given
First Consideration in
League Contests

Strict enforcement of all the cligi
bility rules Of the Catholic Schools
League will be in order this season.
This was the decision Of the delegates
at the meeting OF the deague he'd at the
West Catholic High School. I'VE will
make the league just as good as we can
possibly make it," explained Secretary
Bodie, of West Catholic. The league
sanctions drastic action should any OF
the rules be broken
The Philopatrian Society Of this city
has offered a cup for football. This
cup will go to the school winning the
championship for one year. Any team
winning the cup three years will own
the trophy outright.
Father O'Mara. of Nillanova Prep.
attended the meeting in place of Father
Driscoll. whose work as president at
NillanOva prevents him from represent e
ing the school. Brother James, of La
Sale. also attended the meeting. The
Rev. John Bonner represented Catho-
lie High School.
West Catholic Loses Stars
West Catholic High has lost two
stars "a a result of the st. l.uke's game
last Friday. Quarterback Woods, one
of the fastest youngsters in the city.
spraned his ankle and may be lost for
three weeks. Captain Jim Cunning
ham also wrenched his ankle. lie plays
fullback. 1t is doubtful II he will be
able to play in the opening catholic
League game with LaSulle ON Friday
at the Cahill Field.
Coach Qlinlan realizes the loss of
these two Sars is serious blow to his
team. Mullen may be used in place of
Cunningham and if the leader can play
Mullen will be shifted to backheld
most. Mark Cunningham will replace
Woods at quarterback.
Followers of the Catholic Schools
League will have two games to choose
from tomorrow. but one of these will
be played on the Main Line. The West
Catholic High School will open the sea =
son with the La Sale Prep eleven.
which is coached by Lou Little, the
former Penn star. and the boys from
across the river appear the favorites.
The game will be- played on Cahill
Field.
West Catholic has already played
three games. winning two. while the
third resulted in tie. This was the
game played last Friday with the st.
Iuke's School. at Wayne. when neither
team was able to put over score.
West Catholics victories were over
the Chestnut Hill Academy and the
Germantown Academy. by scores Of
300 and $50 respectively, so the goal
line of the West team has not yet been
crossed. La Sale has played ouly one
game with the Haverford School and
this resulted in a - tie.
The other game will be between the
st. Joseph's Prep eleven and the Villa
nova Prep team and will be staged at
Villanova.
These two teams have each played a
single game and both were victorious.
The st. Joseph's boys defeated the
Brooklyn Prep, champions of Greater
New York. by n score of 10 to 13,
while Villanova won from the National
Farm School, by single point margin,
7 to 9.
Moorestown High and Vineland High
tied 7 to 7 yesterday at Moorestown.
Bowman scored the touchdown which
tied the score for Moorestown. Meyer
scored for Nineland High.
Central Wins Soccer Match
Central High won another soccer
match. Upper Darby players were the
victims this time, 3 to /. Although
Central showed plenty of snap in their
teamwork and proved to be well
organized squad of sOccerites, it was
the individual scoring of Captain Muir
phy that gave the Crimson and Gold
those three points. The leaders played
an important part. 1t was Captain
Weinstein who scored the point fol
Upper Darby.