Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25
SCHOOL SCORERS
LED BY WEEKES
Frankford Fullback Tops Inter
scholastic With Twenty Points.
Kaufman Is Second
EWING HAS II MARKERS
BY PAUL PREP

Charlie Wcekes. Frnnkford High
Schools star fullback, is the leading
scorer in the Interscholnstic Football
League to date. In two games Weekes
crossed his opponents goal three times
and kicked two goals from touchdowns,
for total Of twenty points.
On October 13 Northeast High, was
entertained by Frankford in the OPEN
ing league game of the season. The Pio-
nccrs won, and in the course of the
game Charlie crossed the line for touch
downs twice. II was also In this game
that he booted his pair Of goals from
touchdowns.
Last Friday the Pioneers played the
host, also, this time to Central High.
, The Mirrors were beaten, and in the
fray Weekes tailed his third touch =
down.
Kaufman Second
Johnny Kaufman, the big gun at
Germantown High. is the next on the
list. Johnny Is just four points below
Weekes. The big Cliveden quarterbnck
scored one touchdown, kicked four goaiS
from touchdown and booted two he!d
goals In the two league contests In
which he participated.
Kaufman Is the only youngster who
has kicked q goal from field in any OF
the three leagues shis season. lie
kicked both Of his three pointers in the
opening game with West Philadelphia
High. .
Commonor, of West Philadelphia,
and Tompkins, Of Germantown. are
next in line, with twelve points each.
Both garnercd their points via tne
touchdown route, and both scored IN IN
only one of the two games in which
they participated. Commonor tailed
In the Germantown game. while Iomp-
kins registered against Southern.
Captain Paul Remmey, of the FRANK :
ford High eleven, has been in only one
game this season and has scored seven
points. He tailed a touchdown and a
goal from touchdown in the game with
Central High last Friday
Iightfoot, Clausen and SommerS. OF
Frankford, and Lungren, of German
town. each have 6 points to their credit
while Joe Jeffcott, West Philadelphia s
captain, has 1.
Ewing at Top Of League
Ewing, Havcrford Schools crack
hnltDacR, III OH LHt lop VI
the Interacademic League. In three
games, to date, he has made two touch
downs and FIVE goals from touchdowns
for a total Of II points.
Bendere and Odiorne, running mates
of Ewing. and Middleton. Of st. Luke ::
each have IL points to their credit. Ot
the three, Middleton Is the only one WI"
has not participated in three games
He has played in two.
Robbie Statzell. captain of Penn
Charter, and Martinez, who acts in the
same capacity at st. Lukc's, have each
tailed q touchdown and a goal from
touchdown. Both have appeared III
only one game.
Cooke. Haverford: Parish and Jam
ieson, st. Luke's, and Brill. Penn
Charter, have points marked on thC
ledger beside their names. All garnered
their markers by touchdowns.
Timberlake. Of st. Luke's. Is the last
to appear on the list. The youngster
kicked two goals from touchdowns for
total of . points.
In the Catholic League. only one game
has been played. Denaen. OF st: JOS
cnh's, and Bierling. Of West Cathoiic'
ench scored touchdown for points
apiece. Breslin. the star kicker Of tn"
league, booted a goal from touchdown
for 1 point.
The records follow: