Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
DICKINSON WON,
BUT HAD TO FIGHT
Delaware College Football Team
Showed Wonderful Strength
in Second Half.

SpeSiai corrcs csrondence to Every Evening
Newark. Nov 22-Tho Delaware
College football team lost its fourth con-
sscutivc game Saturday when II was de-
fcatcd Nv Dickinson. - 10 :. This makes
Iaverfor stevens, Swarthmorc and
DICK insnn. that have defeated the Blue
and Gold since the last victory which
WAS over - John : Ono more game re-
mains ON that schedule and that Is with
T. NJ. c., at Chester, Pa, ON Thanks
giving Day.
About the only bright feature Of Sat
urday's game from Delaware standpoint
WAS the remarkable reversal of form shown
bv Shiplevs team in the second half.
Dickinson Swamped Delaware Ill the
first half. running up five touhcdowns
fnr total nf 35 points There WAS every
reason 20 believe that Dickinson would
continue the slaughter for the remainder
uf thu game Delaware with several
changes IN the lne-up. hraced IN the last
half and nut up an article oi ball that sur
prised friends and critics alike and most
of all then opponents
Dickinson was held scorcless through
out thus half and in fact Delaware prob
ably gained more qouud In the hall than
tho visitors Both teams on several oc-
casions IN the final half had the hall with
an striking distance of their opponent
eisl but lacked the punch 10 put Il
over The work Of Delaware IN this hall
clearly demonstrated hat Delaware has
tho material Il the football they are ca
J pahle nf PLAYING can bc gotten cut OF them
There seemed 20 bc no way oi explain
,ng tho reversal of form other than the
i playrrS put up the game both on defense
and ofTcnsr that they are canahlc Of In
he inst half the team was guilty Of most
Of f..tf fi,stlI
in the second hall they came back and
rlavcl hike veterans
Changes made in Delawarrs line may
havr been responsible for some N the
ylo4 showing IN the first half. for DIckln-
son : backs seemed To ct through at will.
Nhen on the offensive the Blue and Gold
backs IN that half could hardly get started
before their opponents werr on top OF
them The line showed wonderful I'M
provemcnt IN that last half
For Dickinson Pemplln was the real
star ~ the game IL was the individual
work of ms player IN making long rlIns
of FROM - - 80 wards that made the
fVc tpurhdow nS possible for his team IN
tho first half |, was his first full game for
Dickinson. hlS Wtrk hcIng a great sur
prisc t. thc Carlisle coaches Twice Pemp-
In Intercepted Delaware forward passes
and racei forty and fifty wards for touch
downs Pipa, the visitor qusrter back
shared the honors aS = grou nd gamer
with pcmpln
Dickinson kicked of and made poor
AIrk which Jones fell on near the
middle n the field Delaware started
~ good ami with Mcdonald and Schaef-
fpr carving tho hall made 2 first down but
hon spoiled matters hy fumhhng Dick
.n>ol made = fr>t down oh straight foot
boll and then Perplu vent around tho
end Tor 21 yards. In tWo more plays Plpa
tpok the ball over for tho first touchdown
Daugherty kicked the goal aS hc did four
other, following touchdoWn~
Dickinson kicked off agaln and Elliott
earned the hall bsck q near the center of
the field Delaware Was pcnalIzed )
vsris for oH-sidcs but Mcdonald made
this up on s twenty yard end run. The
Blue and Gold minute lster was again
penalired for Of sides and when for
ward was attempted PcmplIn intercepted
the ball aud ran 80 Yards for the second
touch down
Delawarc next kickcd of Dickinson,
a'ter a couple Of p.avS. 'umhled on their
20 ward hnC Delaware recovering the ball.
forward Har.ner T. Elliott made about
= wards and a second forward. on oi the
clcverrst PLAYS oi the game. McDopsld 70
McC aughsn scored the oltly touchdown of
the game FOR the Blue and Gold Harmer
kicked the goa The first quarter ended
with the score u T.
Dickinson scored three more touchdOwns
Is thc second perlod short time after
she auartcr startcd Delaware held Dick
Ilspu IN theIr one srd line Met aughan
Nicked on TITO hrSt play The Dickinson
p.Avcr >ignalcl f1r a ire catch but he
Uas tackled rs Delaware man which
brought ou s Is 1are pcpa.fE his
s-ought The -. uesr the goal again and
l1pu .ar-les i eVcr 10y tae third touch
down
l' Wasorl, & few minutes later when
feWp.t sitter q cu4lpie u lll ruIs took
it,tA.i ayeF t1r he f,urt b ouohdowu Del
sVure thcu kickcd of and with The ball
o. the cruter ~ the held Delaware was
- .n,ed tVo yards ~ t.kllE too much
fmt 4I' uach ~hIpleE Tau on the held
evidently - protest and 'nl> brought an
hddrloIal . Na-d pctal's on Delaware
Delaun~c lext tined o farcWard. but Pemp-
Iu yumped IL he ait grabbed the ball and
ran 30 wards ilr the fifth touchdown. The
hall ended Il feV minutes later
lt h, second half Ectzmer went 70
end Harner ~ the backheld IN place OF
~ and Williams AID Donaldson. who
bhi hecu relieved N the first half went
back 60 the hue This combination worked
like re4l team compared with the play
irglf the fr-t hall Mcdonald and Schaen-
fer Tore NJ Dlckli sou line for number
~ -lIbsiAuclal glrs aud several success
ia forward PLAYS were worked but Del
aVarc was unable 10 make these gains
N'f sufhclent consistency 10 get the ball
scIe-s DIckIf sou goal lire.
TINS half Dickirsoa was on the de-
isu,INt twice a. much as durIrg the first
haf " hen the visitors would get the
bal they were unable to make the con-
sistent gains that marked their play in the
first half Delaware suffered considerable
during tho entire game from penalties
and a. times the game seeued unnecess-
airly rough The line Up
Delaware Dickinson
Magee left end Babc0ck
Holten left tackle Blumenthal
Donaldson left guard Cook
Jones center Smith
Williams night guard Daugherty
kepp night tackle Sharp
HHTmeI right end GeOltZ
NcCaughu Quarter bach Piap
Mcdonald left half back Beighle
Elliott right half back Pemplin
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