Newark post., 1921-10-19
DELAWARE WINS
Send N. Y. Farmers Home
With Heavy Score
Against Them
Old Time Delaware Discipline
and Team Work Brings
Success

= Saturdays Scores of .... '
Delaware's Future Opponents :
Haverford, o. Franklin and !"
Marshall. 35.
P. M. c., IL; Gallaudet, o.
Lafayette, 20; Bucknell, Z.
In q first rate comeback" the
football team of the University OF
Delaware outclassed the New York
Agricultural Colleges representatives
by the score of 40 to 0 on Frazer
Field last Saturday afternoon.
The afternoons entertainment
proved more cheerful, enthusiastic,
and spirited than the last contest
here. In fact, the game showed a
great development in the local team.
Eleven or more Delawareans, strug-
Cling, fighting plunging and driving
their way across their opponents goal
line seven times for touchdowns, kept
the followers on edge, athirst for a
big score. Ae rejuvenated team, re-
vivified in spirit, literally swept their
opposition before them from the first
kickoff to the final whistle.
Delaware kicked off to the Aggies,
who formed beautiful wedge pro-
lection in interference for the runner
through which the locals pierced
easily, dropping Anderson on his own
thirty yard line. A tumble gave Del
aware the ball at once. Then, an ex-
change Of fumbles again placed the
ball in the Blue and Colds possession,
on Dick Holton's recovery, Immedi-
ately Jackson, with short end run,
broke through for touchdown. Cap
tain Holton kicked the goal. From
then until the end of the ganAa, the re-
suit was never in doubt, vt being
merely a question of how large a
score delaware could pile up.
Collectively, the work of the team
showed great improvement in team
work. spirit" that indefnable
something Necessary for Success, had
been imbued into the squad. The dash
and determination of the backfield
showed that they were ont to turn in
win. The interference given the
runner, time and again, was of a
higher order than previously The
tackling was harder, more deadly and
surer than in previous games. In
every department of the game, ex-
cept the forward passing, Delaware
men displayed more football "sense'
than heretofore. To every spectator
the chances for successful season
looked brighter as the Blue and Cole
team marched down the field fol
scores.
1t is only fair to concede to tn
visitors, a brave effort to withstan,
the onslaught of the Delaware aggre
cation. Their forward passes save'
them from annihilation, and in thi
style of game, they shaded Delaware
However, they were unable to max
any gains of consequence through tn
line.
Individually, numerous bright spot
appeared in the Delaware line-ul
jackson, the Dover freshman, was re
sponsible for large gains. He put u
the style of game demanded of fas
driving back, while Jack Williams
playing his usual dependable gam
managed to snatch two passes fro1
the arms of Agqie ies and run the1
back for gains. Kothrock ripped bi
holes in the New York line. At I'll
same time, he looks to be the Blue
hope in the forward passing line,
he can be helped to handle the ball
little more steadily. Inasmuch as IL
new ends, Young and Foulk Shove
up so we'll, the case of discipline hi
been proved. The entire team fougl
as a unit for the first time this Sc,
son. The score:
NeaU York Aggies. U. of Delawa
w. Van Pelt :. left end -. Mannir
Rosengen -. left tackle $50. Holtt
Sundak 80. left guard ..... Aik'
Stewart ...... center ........ Lii
Pollett -. right guard -. Goffig,
Guayer -. right tackle :. McKelv
Scholl ..... right end ....... Pri
G. Van Pelt. quarterback ..Schaff
Coyle ..... left halfback ;. Jacks
Anderson. right halfback. Rothro
Foster 49,. fullback -. Willial
q Summary-Touchdowns, jackson,
Shaffer, 8; Rothrock, Williams. Cos