Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-15
PENN QUINTET SETS
NEW SCORE RECORD
Holds Ursinus Without a Field
Goal in 20 Minutes Of Play
in 34-to-6 Victory
COLLEGE RESULTS
Penn, 81; Ureinus. I.
d rtmOuth, 43; MIddlebury, 10.

COLLEGE, RESULTS
Pom. 81; Ursinus. I.
p rtmouth. as; Mlddleb9ry. 10.
Penn Fresh: 81; BTSwn Prop g.
Army. 35; st. Joseph College OF Phila'
; Navy. -, Blue Ridge. Ia.
L,OR the first time In the history OF
i basketball In the University of Penn
sylvania an opposing team was held
without n single field goal.
Coach Eddie McNichol and Joe Fog :
arty made the above statement last
night after the Ursinus game. which
Penn won 34 to G. Ralph Morgan
chairman of the Basketball Committee
at the University, said that not In his
memory was such a feat performed. al
though he would have to look up the
records to make certain that II had
never occurred many years ago.
Penn showed brilliantly last night.
their passing. shooting and general
play being better than last years
quintet was at this time of the season
Defensively. the team was without Q
doubt the best in years. lrsinus had
a green team, was without the services
Of It's captain and S1ookcd like the
yeriest novices stacked up against Bill
Grave and his mates, hut despite this,
the great defensive playing of Penn
cannot be disregarded.
The Collegeville players had few
chances to shoot for the basket, and
all but two or three were from distances
beyond the 90 foot mark. They were
unable to penetrate the Red and Blue
defenses under tho basket. Pos Miller
and Vocel in particular. breaking up
every effort that might have resulted In
double decker.
For thirty two minutes the first var
hty quintet played the stellar act, then
In came n completely new team which
Tor four minutes longer stumped every
CrSinus effort for two pointer. The
third team composed of four fresh play
ers and Jimmy McNichol for the last
Tour minutes continued the great exhi-
bition of defensive play.
Emil ROSenast, whose shooting In the
last two games. has been of the spec
tacular variety. cashed in with four
held soals. Walt Huntzinger and Bill
Sraye had three apiece, Pos Miller two.
Maclntosh and VOgelin one. Grave was
on In his foul goal shooting, and scored
out four Of his nine tries.
ihe first year team had walkoveI
with Brown Prep, defeating the school =
ooys "a to &. The visitors were woe
tlily weak and Danny McNichol's five
simply rode roughshod over them. Car
mack was the leading scorer with six
goals Payne, the baseball and foot
pail star. playing his first game cdgeC
IN with five double deckers.
Tonight the team leaves for Syra
SEse S and West Point, where they play
friday and Saturday nights lively.
payers will make the trip, In addition
20 20 The coaches. The games will be tho
hrSt away from home for the team, ant
WIN test their mettle for the big games
:" come. The Orange Is said to be- ex,
sePtionally strong this season.
what Is regarded as one of the low
sst scores ever made In Weightman Hal
resulted yesterday afternoon In Tho
f@sme @ between Delta Kappa Epsilon ant
peita Epsilon In an Inter fraternity
league game, which was won by tn,
AVER 70 3. The first half ended 1 L
Sarl Ertressvaag, the football player
p0rins foul goal.