Evening journal., 1922-10-23

Parkside. 10; 81. Mary. 7.
PRrlside's hefty aggregation OF
pigskin chasers displayed their
wares for the first time in actual
engagement in the Wilmington
Football Association TO the satisfac-
ton OF their many followers. at Har-
Ian Field on Saturday. The bulky
squad OF defenders OF the Black and
White crushed st. Mary. their an
Client neighborly rivals before the
largest gridiron attendance OF the
season. 10 10 Z.
No doubt II tho real statistics OF
the frscas had been kept Parl1side
would be shown 10 outolass the Cats
by better than three touchdowns 10
one. but tho gruelling contest was
characteristic OF many other Park
side-St. Mary battles. The Cats,
outweighed considerably. fought
back valiAntiy and made a more in
teresting tilt out OF what first ap-
peared to be a route. Receiving the
kick-ofr the white-togged Parkers
marched down the field for a touch
down without relinquishing posses
sion OF the pigskin. II looked like
the start OF several parades. but the
Cats showed commendable apti-
tude OF bacing at critical stages
thereafter. Losing much ground in
the center OF the field OF play the
Cats were forced 70 get their
backs" up and make sturdy stands
Manager Evans gladiators lived
up 70 their advance notices and
clearly displayed that they will be
a favorite contender for the Associa-
ton title. which carries with 81 the
State championship. as contested
for in previous years OF local foot
ball. They are now neck and neck
with the Defiance Bulldogs for the
topmost position in the standing and
the battle OF battles should come
when these two leading grid ma
chimes "climb aboard" next satur-
day.
Several stars were produced in |
struggle. some OF them |
not new 10 the limeglare. Bob Gray,
speed-merchant and tripie-threat
with his ability 20 run the ball, pass
and kick, scintillated all afternoon
in the Parkside lineup. He turn
ed the Cats ends for thirty and for
ty-yard clips. providing the features
OF the fracas with his brilliant open
field running. Bob was ably sup
ported by his powerful mates IN the
backfield. Harry Loose. Harv
g.
Sylvester contributed a
large bunch OF nice tackllng in his
stay.
The Cats were not behind in pre-
senting a star. Nolan proving
whole contellstion in himself. This
slight youth grabbed as many hon
prs, n not more. than any man on
the field Saturday. Those able TO
follow his play will remember that
not many got around his side OF the
line. He performed In super fash
on at right end and at other times
backed up the center and the other
side OF the line. When a ST. Mary
nan tacled It came near being No
an all the time. In addition. he
pulled a couple OF forwards out Of
he ozone which paved the way for
he Cats score. Francie Burke was
mother who stood out in the st.
Mary lineup, as also did Bill Stat
cry. before he had TO he assisted
rom the neld badly used up.
kidd ...........Left end. -. Moran
Salters .......Left tackle. Connolly
(Captain)
Springer ....... Left guard. GIL
seeley ........... Center. Hutchinson
ludwig ...... Right guard. Green |
Mcbride ...... Right tackle. SwartZ
Booth ......,. Right end ........ Nolan /
Hayes ......... Quarterback. Brennan
Captain
sray .........L Left halfhack.. Kempske
DOSE .....Right halfback. . Slattery
Dose ....Right halfback. 80. Burke !
.fcCullin -....... FuHback
SCORE BY PERIODS
'ariyside ...'.''''.'.' 6 o z &s
y. Marys ........... y -
Touchdowns; Loose. Engler. McCui-
In, Slattery. Goals from touchdowns;
5ngler, Burke. Subs. Smith for Spring 4
n: Manlove for Hayes; Nolkman FOR /
Dose; Engler. for Gray; Joyce for Nc
,ullln Brennan for Booth: Eckrich for /
Plystack for Seeley; Joyce for |
7olkman ST. Mary's; Devine for /
Smith for Slattery; Leach
or McGinnis; Fowlers for Connolly /
III for Swartz. Referee. Whitehead.
Umpire, Gatsenberg. Head linesman,
Timers. Brady and August.