Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-09
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churchmen Surprise Haveford
School by PIucky Stand.
Radnor Succumbs

Episcopal Academy came back. Had
any one predicted that the churchmen
would hold Haverford School to I to
o score in the game played yesterday
it would have been the same kind of
dope some of the critics have been
handing out about the world series.
But the unexpected happens quite fire.
guently, and that much touted Ifaver-
ford School eleven was fortunate to
come through with the victory.
Episcopal. reported a rather easy
thing" for Havcrford. proved just the
opposite. Couch McCarty's boys showed
real spirit and lots of pep, and Haver-
ford had to work real hard to win.
RittenhouSe. Williams and Kraft were
the stars for Episcopal. A touchdown
by Gildersleeve in the first period and a
goal. kicked by Lloyd, resulted in the
, z to o win for the Main Liners Huhn
and Watson also excelled.
Radnor gave Penn Charter School a
fight for just ten minutes. and that was
In the first quarter, which ended I 10
g in favor of the Wayne youngsters.
After that period Penn Charters scor-
ing machine got in its work and ham
mered away for twenty points in the
next period. the half ending 2G to :.
The Statzell boys, Bob and Harlan.
were, as usual. the leading lights.
though Riday, W. Brill and &. Brill
performed splendidly.
Central Highs Big Score
Central High ran up a large score in
the Lower Merton game. This was not
unexpected, for Lower Merton was out
weighed. Wells. with three touch
downs, was the Crimson and Gold star.
Central used straight football. Herb
Webster, the center, did the kicking
and he booted over four. making a per-
feet score. Centrals rest last week
evidently put lot of pep into the
team.
Chestnut Hill Academy and West
Catholic High played on the Friends
School field in West Philadelphia. the
West Catholic eleven winning 20 TO 0.
DeSimoni. Woods and J. Cunningham
were the West Catholic stars. There
was considerable sCrapping among the
players.
st. Luke's School travelled to Haver-
ford College TO give the college scrub
team trouncing by score of 81 TO
o. st. Luke's rooterS were elated with
this victory.
SwarthmOre Beat West Phillies
So far as the West Philies are con-
cerned, the Swarthmore High School
eleven is just as big and strong and
capable as the suburbanites claim, for
when West Philadelphia left the field
yesterday the score was 80 to 0, all In
favor of the SwarthmOrc aggregation.
West Phill!es tested and tried out tho
Garnets and found them to be all there.
Manning and Belfeld were the par
ticular stars in the game. West Phil
adelphia found their forward passes of
little avail, as most were broken up by
Swarthmore. Powers, SpanglPr, Chap
man, Hover Stockton and the other
members of the suburban squad put lots
Of snap into their play and there was
considerable satisfaction in store for
the Swarthmore rOoters who had not
forgot that West Philadelphia was very
anxious indeed to play the game. Hats
of 10 Swarthmore. They turned the
trick and proved there was quite lot of
truth in the reports of Il champion
ship team in Delaware county"
Catholic High has star in Kennedy,
the fullback. 1t was Kennedy's all
around work and especially his two
long runs which gave his team a 10 to
0 victory over Southern High yesterday.
When Carter tackled Orlander behind
the Southern goal line two more points
were added to Kennedy's two touch
downs,N3s