Evening journal., 1921-10-17
Wins
AFTER Fighting
Blue and Gold Playing in
Improved Form Swamp
N. Y. Aggies
ROLL UP SCORE
OF 40 TO o

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. oct. 17.-Showing
more fight and spirit than in any
previous game this season, the Uni
versity Of Delaware football team on
Saturday defeated the New York
Agricultural College eleven by the
score OF 40 to 0. on Frazer Field.
This was the first win of the season
Tor Delaware, and in fact was the
first game in which the Blue and
Gold has even scored. Delaware
made seven touchdowns against the
"Aggies" Captain Holton kicked FIVE
OF the goals from touchdown and
Aiken two.
Delaware looked like a new team
compared with previous games this
season. This was probably largely
due to the fact that there was re-
Gently a clean-out on the team. Sew
eral OF the supposed stars who are
alleged to have been causing trouble
and refusing to obey Coach Derby's
orders were dropped and the team
played an improved game without
them. These men dropped have
football ability. but were practically
useless TO the team, it is said, be-
cause OF causing trouble among the
players
Delaware outclassed their oppon-
ents, but the fighting spirit was
largely responsible for the large
score rolled up. Captain Holton
played a whale Of a game on the
line, and had the linemen fighting
every minute OF the play The
backfield looked by far the best OF
the season. Jackson, who plunged
through the "Aggies" line almost at
will in the first half. sprained his
neck making a hard tackle and
Ivory took his place in the last half
Joe" Rothrock and Jack" Will
liams also played a good game in the
lbackheld and Schaeffer was another
good ground gamer
Two men who had not been out
for two years were given trial at
the ends after Delaware had the
game on ice. They we're Foulk and
Young.
Coach Derby was congratulated
after the game by a number Of
| alumni for the great improvement
in the general work OF the team
There is still entirely too much
l fumbling for a smooth-running team
and Coach Derby in getting ready
for the Haverford game TO be playeS
next Saturday will hammer into thu
squad the importance Of holdinl
the ball once it is passed to a man
. The lineup:
{ New York Aaeles. U. Of Delaware.
+ w. Van Pelt. left end .Mannini
Rosenren. left tackle ...... .Holtol
z sundak. 49,. left guard ....... .Aikel
StoVart........ center ......... .lslil
Poilett...... right guard ..... .Gonigol
Guayer... right tackle .... .Mckelvl
Scholi. ........ right end .......- .fIlc
n G. van Pelt.. quarteroack .--- Scl,tlle
. Coyle...... left halfback -.Jaekso
L Anderson a.. right halfback 49, kotnroc
n 4iroster. fullback ....... William
Summary: Touchdowns-Jackson
schaffer 3, Rothrock; Williams. Goa,
{ from touchdowns-Aiken 2, Hoiton
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ivory for Jack
son. Young for Manning. Donaldson 10
q IJNiv. HUI for Holton, Foulk for rice
Holton for Goffigon, Steel Tor lNor,
u Rothrock for steele. n. Y. A.--SteNeh
., con Tor w Van Pelt. McWlllams 10
Cuver. Salisbury for Foster, t9eter 20
g Ssiehero stevenson for G.. van fel
d, pence Tor SundalS. Salsberg Tor -fostel
Referee-shaw, Ohio Wesleyan. un
o nire-Rennis. Penn. Head linesman-
stonewreck. Time OF periods -
y minutes.