Evening journal., 1921-11-18
DELAWARE READY
FORP. M. {. GAME
CcOntlnued From Flrrt Pare.l

CONTINUED From First PaFel
bert's whistle The game win start
at 2.so o'clock.
Years ago old Delaware played
few OF Its games in Wilmington. Ac-
cording to the best OF authorities this
Is the FIRST time in nineteen years
for the Blue and Gold 10 swing into
action on local gridiron. That sea-
son was memorable because OF the
decisive defeat OF Haverford.
All OF the colorful scenes attend
ing the football spectacles OF the
larger Institutions will be provided
The fans OF the gentler sex. in their
gay colored mufiers and raiment
will be there. And then there will
be -garbed Cadets from p. NJ
G. TO form a contrast on the other
side OF the field with the kahki uni
formed r. o. T. c. OF Delaware OF
course one OF the leading touches
10 MI out the spectacle viii be the
rival bands blaring forth at one an
other. Cheer leaders, between the
halves promenade, pennants. etc.
will be as much a part OF the event
as the actual struggle itself.
The entire Cadets Corps OF p. NJ.
c. will be present Colonel Hyatt.
head OF the school. said this morn
ing that the trip will be made in a
special train, leaving Chester about
LA o'clock and arriving in VIII
mington at las o'clock. The Phil
harmonic band. led by j. Norris
Robinson. will head the procession
as the Cadets parade from French
street station to Harlan Field.
Delaware Is in for rs tussle OF
tussles and the same might be said
for p. M. C.. although the Chester
ties have a great advantage in
weight a. a glance at the statistics
will show. p. M. c has an eleven
that Averages 1S1 pounds, and az
far a. height n concerned. the Ca
diets should tower above the gold
jerseyed q. OF D. pigslCin chasers
The center trio tips the beam al ar
average OF 1S2 pounds. while eacf
one Is over six feet in height Nal.
inowski. the right tackle. who ha,
been at p. NJ. c. since prep schoo
DAYS. Is the heaviest man on IN,
squad. He weighs 23o pounds ant
measures six-foot-three. Mcguire
backfeld star. and Schnooberger
left guard. each weigh an even 200
The lightest men on the squad ar'
Wynn, left end, and Worst. quarter
back. at 155 pounds apiece. Harve,
Hayes, a Wilmington boy. will star
the game At left half-back for tn
Cadets. The p. NJ. c. eleven is lea,
by Captain Crow. son OF the recent!
appointed United States Senator from
| Pennsylvania. Crow takes care o
right guard and Is no pigmy him
self. measuring one inch above 81.
feet. and Weighing IT'S pounds.
But the race is not always to tn
swift. nor Is the football game al
WAYS TO the heaviest. old Della
ware. which averages 15s pounds
can come nowhere near aproachinl
the Cadets in weight there being al
|. average difference OF "a pounds. bu
in its four or five games has dis
nlaved a burst OF speed combined
with rameness and ruggedness tina
should counterbalance p. NJ. c.
avoirdupois advantage. only ont
OF the Blue and Gold regulars weighi
over ITO pounds and most OF then
| are far below that mark. Captain
Holton. tipping the beam AZ III
pounds. is the heaviest man on tn
b squad. How" Young, at end ant
- Johnny schaffer. at quarter are th'
b. lightest. Weighing only lSS pounds
, Last years game resulted in neith
I er eleven scoring. Invitation TO b
present az the gridiron struggle wa
received and accepted by City Coun
Gil last night.
T The invitation Is signed by II. b
Shipley, director OF athletics, Uni
} yersity Of Delaware, and Is addressed
10 Mayor Harvey. II reads as FOL
! lows:
"On behalf OF the student bod.
, and the Athletic Council OF Delawar
|. University. the writer respectivel,