Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-10
HAVERFORD TAKES
LEAD IN LEAGUE
Main Liners Defeat Friends Sc
Iect in Private School
Series

Haverford Schools football season
is over, and the Main Line athletes are
now out to win the Private School
League soccer championship. They de-
feated Friends Select School in the
league game yesterday 2 to 1, thereby
taking the lead over the local young
sters.
1t was a battle from start to finish.
A goal in the first half gave the visitors
a 1-to-0 lead, which made Friends
Select players play hard every minute
of the time. Ryan scored for Friends
in the second half, but another goal by
Haverford put the Main Liners ahead.
Brenneman and Randolph Tailed for the
victors. Captain HUM. Of the football
team, played outside right for Haver-
ford.
Penn Charter and Wilmington
Friends played their league game at
Wilmington. AS has been the case so
often in the league, the result was a
tie. 1 to /. 1t was Captain Stirling $
goal that tied the score for Wilmington
in the last four minutes of play. Hand
scored for Penn Charter, the Quakers
leading mt half time, l to o. liavcr-
ford now leads with two victories, two
ties with total Of six points. Friends
Select has one win, one defeat and two
ties for a total of four points.
Girls Field Hockey Results
Germantown Friends defeated Miss
Hills School in the field hockey game
Yesterday 3 to 0. Miss Elliott Wiener,
Miss L. Brown and Miss Cadbury did
the scoring The latter got two goals.
Miss Dorothy Ware is captain of the
Hills School team.
Collingswood High defeated the
Beechwood School girls in the game al
Collingswood, . to l. Miss Archer and
Miss Stieller scored the goals for Col
ingswood Miss Ball tailed for Beech
wood. The Friends Select School girls
defeated the Stevens School players in
league game at Stevens School.
McVicker the Whole Show
Mcvicker proved to be the whole
show in the Abingdon -Haddonfield High
game. Not that he played alone, but II
was his touchdown which gave Arlington
6.to-6 tie with Haddonfield High or
the latter's field. McVicker played q
siappy game and was one Of eleven first
class warriors wearing the Arlington
colors.
Garwood scored a touchdown fol-
Haddonfeld when the ball was fumblet
and rolled over the goal line. Aims
lin plunging was a feature. Pierce and
Driscoll did some clever tackling or the
result might have favored the keystone
State youngsters.
Upper Darby Wins Another
Upper Darby High School defeated
| Germantown High School in the soccer
game at Germantown yesterday, to o
A goal by Weinstein did the trick. II
was the second win over a High Schoo
| League team in the last few days. w
Buchanon, J. BuChanOn, Shape, Vein
stein and Bartlett excelled for the Della
ware county team.
Wolf. of West Philadelphia, is show
ing great form in distance running. Th'
West Phillies defeated South Philadel'
mia, 1S to Al. at South Philadelphia
Yesterday. Wolf led Oldfeld and Cap
tain Ziebis to the finish.
John Bailey, the Germantown Higl
runner, was first home in the dual rur
with Northeast High. This, however
did not bring victory to his team, TO
Northeast qualified more runners In tn
leading positions than Germantown an,
won the dual run % to 32. Anton fol
lowed Bailey for Germantown.
Tschopp and McCooley finished fourt
and fifth for Northeast High. TIL
schoolboys are getting in shape for tn
championship runs and the competition
seems to be keen among the Northeas
and West Philadelphia teams this year