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The American Jewish world., 1922-07-14
CHILDREN'S TOURNAMENT AT
NORTHWOOD CLUB

Mr.. Julian Hirschman, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. Hirschman, Summit ave-
nue., won the Children's Handicap
Tournament at the Northwood Coun-
try Club on Sunday last. He turned
in a scratch score Of 101, which would
be considered a fine score even for
more mature player.
The American Jewish world., 1922-07-14

MT. ZION SISTERHOOD BAZAAR
The various committees of the Sis
terhood of the Mt. Zion Temple are
perfecting their plans for a bazaar
which they will give in the fall for
the benefit of the Community House.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
PREPARE FOR ANNUAL GAME

The High School Alumni has been
called for practise on Wednesday eve
u;ng at Eighteenth and Boulevard
bctween and by Art" Moore who
has held the reins of manaGership
for the Alumni team since 1918.
The game will take place Thanks
giving and Moore's men feel conf
dent that they can make 1t two
straight from Capt. StOut's bunch.
Any High School graduate is well
coined fer a tryou; The following
men may play on Turkey Day:
johnny" Schaffer L. Of d, quarter
back; Ayerst, Billy Osmond, now with
Parkside: Dougherty, Sank" Nc
Caughn. Elliott, "Ev" Masaw. Mike"
Fidance. coach of Diamond State
team; sleepy" Salters. now Of Park
side "Jawnnee" Gam, Millikin
France. Wyatt, II. Foulk. Harry
Loose. also of Parkside; Gordon. Han
Icy who pastimed with ChesrooN last
year. Tommy Sharpe, Hampton. De
I.uca, Donaldson, OF Delaware. Dunn
Mason. Wilson, TOnkin and Farmer
Pounds.
With the above aggregation Coach
Moore has squad that should make
any local team sit up and the fan:
giving when the wearers of the wv
and the aspirants 10 wear that letter
tackle each other.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
LOUIS ADAMS WINS
PUSHMOB|LE RACE
Peter Rumford Finishes a Close
Second; Prizes for
Victors.

Louis Adams carried or tho hon
ors IN tho puShmohlo races hold on
Saturday nj Eighteenth and Van
Buren streets. This was tho final race
Of tho season.
Adams was closely paced by Peter
Rumford, Rumford had tho hest
equipped pushmoblc on the coursr.
Goldstcin had a good bit OF trouble
with his racer which tipped from side
10 side and caused great deal OF con
fusion among the other drivers. al
though il failed to turn over. Ger
tihCatcs were Eivcn the winners who
VIII be given tho rrizcs on prcscnta-
zion of the certificates at the sjorc OF
NJ. II. Poland. who promoted the
races. The summaries:
Class A-First. Louis Adams: sec
ond. Peter Rumford.
Class R-t'irst. James Perks: sec
ond. Allison Lloyd.
Class C-First. William Lusby: soc.
ond. Milo Gerow.
Class D-Firs;. Franklin Holt; sec.
ond, Anthony Orth.
officials. Less Walters and Jacl
| Malloy; timers. E,ml!n Massey an,
Hcnry Bryan. iiagmen; Luther Rob
inson. referee; Thomas Poland. as
slstant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
.FAT|MA AXWORTHY
STEPS TO NEW MARK
Races at Willis Glasgow Track
Provide Real Treat for
Horse Lovers.

with the largest entry and crowd
at their new track ut Glasgow. the
Pencader II. and a. a. staged one Of
the best shows hlld In this vicinity for
"A number of ycafs. Tho old timers OF
which there were quite a few on
hand, are looking forward 10 next
year when they hope the good old days
of Wawasct Park will be repeated.
The main attraction of the after
noon was the performance of the little
pacing mare, Cherry Willis. 2.0GA, by
Peter the Great. Handicapped with
II stiff breeze and new track the
were given n rouslng cheer from tho
crowd.
Aside from the special feature, tho
best attraction of tho afternoon was
the performance OF Fatlma Axworthy
I215A, which established trottlng
the second heat I'm Els fiat.
While the time hung out in tho dif.
ferent events was not fast, tho finishes
were close and exciting and the crowc
| showed their appreciation by liberia
applause. Tho next meet will loo held
November llth. followed by tho sal,
Of trottcrs and PAGERS at the tracl
November 10. nj which time som,
young colts viii be offered, as wei
ns aged horses suitable for racing auC
| mntiupp work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
SALES|ANUM DROPS
ANOTHER BAT TIE
Local Cridiron Warriors Out
weighed in Came With Phila-
delphia Opponents.

with fully 1000 fans on hand 20
witness the first Catholic Ieagus
game. Salesisnum Catholic High
brayely fought a losing battle against
Catholic High. $50. The local eleven
was 0u'weIghed. bus they put up a
fight which doubtless changed tho
minds Of a good many school football
fans as to the real strength Of no
Eighth and West Streets grlddets
Roman Catholic vas not .oug I'm
scoring. when Inc Purple and G,id
warriors failed =, pu;l over couple
Of line plays. they tried q forward
pass, and j. succeeded.
In the SECOND halS the local Catholic
High boys went In with do dis
spirit. but with al that they wsre un-
able % stop tb" aeeau]ts 0F roman
Catholics wDg0tY DackfeN Nc
Kinney came tet-.1z into .he ranks
n tho loc1l eler'u gain this period
and brought t0e pjz<kin 20 tne.- -
yard line.
Captain Req Uolan played Gns
game a. fulback. and was wo1 sup
ported hy the res, IL 'ho n9r fold. a
particular Burke who plo9 trough
tho Inc ~ 'ha Purple and t,,,d ray-
eral times for long gains. TAe team
ms a whole put up valiant fEht t1t
IL was the ono ming +6qt has crlmpeI
SaIesianum this season on the grid
| irou--lscH o' Weight.
Z sr-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
by Harris Samonlsky.
Sports Editor Of Every Evening.

Tho old rivals. University Of Della
ware and L. NJ. g. met at Chcster
Saturday and the home team rOmpcd
off with the honOrs. g. Tho game
provided plenty Of thrills. as did sew
eral fsdc encounters among the large
crowd that witnessed the game.
Both teams hattled hard in tho first
half. Neither appeared to have the
advantage. The Delaware squad
showed up well The work Of the
Blue and Gold line was an outstand-
ing feature and brought cheer after
cheer from the unusually large num-
hcr Of alumni IN attendance. There
were many alumni present from points
in New JcCScy. Many attended from
Philadelphia. while Wilmington turn
cd out a large crowd. Many au;omo-
bile parties from Delaware attended
the contest.
Early in the game, some trouble
in one of the stands caused ConsId-
prable disturbance and actually in
:erfercd with the playing OF the teams.
the players being unable 20 hear the
signals. This disorder broke loose IN
full force in the last period and a free
for-all was in session for some min
utes before order was restored
Mounted police were required 10 drive
the crowd back, while a large number
of police had considerable trouble in
getting quiet restored, and a number
OF offenders were removed from the
field.
such actions are unfortunate, 70 say
the least. Some outsiders were re-
sponsibIe for the trouble. one of them
said: I'm going TO start an arSu-
ment. And Il was not long before
an argument was started, The i. NJ
/ c. students wue not responsible fo'
the trouble. L appeared 70 he th'
fault Of some persons who were no
connected with either team, bu
merely wanted TO make some trouble
Delaware opened up in the secon'
period, with great outburst OF pei
and speed The placing OF Doc
Steele in the lineup rejuvenated th'
Blue and Gold team. lie staged ;
| brilliant end run. gaining many yard!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
FOOTBALL RESULTS.

Penn IL. Navy :.
Lafayette l., Boston College o.
Army :, Yale :.
Penn State 0. Syracuse o.
Harvard -, Dartmouth 3.
Holy Cross 6. Vermont o.
University Of Va. 10, Hopkins 0.
Wesleyan l3. Tufts 6.
Bates :, Bowdon 3.
Maine "a. Colby 0.
Brown University 16.. Boston Tni-
versity 6.
West Virginia Uni, 2S, Rutgers O.
Trinity :. Union B.
Colgate 81. Susquehanna 6.
Pitt :. Bucknell o.
Michigan "a, Illinois O,
Dickinson. As. Crsinus, o.
Virginia Polytech, 73, Catholic Uni
versity 0.
Princeton q. Chicago IS.
lehigh &c. Muhlenberg :.
Lebanon 81, Washington College 0
Gettysburg Is, Nillanova :.
Swarthmore 20, Stevens :.
Allegheny 33, Waynesburg :.
+. and NJ. 81. Haverford o.
Ohio Wesleyan p. Wittenberg 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
MOORE CALLS PRACTICE
FOR ALUMNI ELEVEN

Arthur Moore. who has managed the
". II, s. Alumni football eleven for
the past four years has sent out "A
call for all members of the Alumni
who play football or who would like
to try out for the team this year to
be at 18th and Boulevard Wednesday,
November ! between and S.
The game will be played Thanks
giving morning, details TO he an
nounced later.
Hap" would like the following and
any other High School graduate who
desires to take part in this game to
report; Ayerst. Dougherty, Osmond
McCaughn, Elliott. Magaw F'idance
Salters, Gam, Millikin, Fra-S~, Wyatt
II. Foulk. Wilkinson, Loose, Gordon
Hanley. Sharpe, Hampton, Donaldson
( Kelly. Dunn, Mason. Wilson, De LuCa
Tonkin, Schaffcr and Bounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
TRAPSHOOTERS
WIN CLOSE MATCH
A. l.. Richards Features for the
Local Association at Wyn-
wood Station.

4 +. Richards featured for the vii
mlngton sTrapshooting Association in
the second scheduled Philadelphia
Trapshooters League shoot Saturday.
One of tho best shooting contests for
somo time. was held over the traps
Of the 9. G. Pace Rod and Gun Club.
Wynwood Road Station. Pa. Satur-
day and the Wilmington Trapshooting
Association came over the top Sat
urday due 10 tho remarkable shooting
of a. L. Richards.
The G. 9. pace Club was three
points the winner until Shorty
stepped ~ and smashed another
4Gx50. making the score Of the W. T.
\. 457x5O0, or one point better than
e. c. Pace. Wilmington scores follow:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
AT WILMINGTON SCHOOLS
High School Braces Early But Drops
Back and Loses TO West Chester Team

After playing tho kind of football
that was expected OF them. the High
lets fell down I'm the second hair Of
Saturdays game and West Chester
rompcd home an easy winner. Dis
playing the best work seen this year
the IIighets held the West Chester
team to 10 scoro in the first half
The Chory and White had the "old
fighting spirit" Saturday and gave tho
Pennsylvania boys good battle. but
tho better teamwork of tho West
Chester team began ~ tell and they
steadily ran UP tho score. The two
Rays lived up TO all advance reports
and showed that they are a worthy
competitor of Sheppard. Of L. J. -.
fame. Although the two boys failed to
tally they placed the BAH in a posi-
| ton that would score.
In the first quarter tho Whining
| tonians had the advantage. but would
| lose the ball on downs when two q,
| three feet was necessary for a FIRST
| down. Both lines showed up we'll in
! this quarter.
\ forward pass. Martin TO L. Jones
gave the victors their first start The
] W fNA '.iAfEN'i H'aT ~ attl ~ lfiG iitf
! brand Of football that has downed the
best of them and they commenced to
work on Wilmlngtou's line
In the third quarter. Ray, ct al
started tho steam roller aud Hooper
| deposited tho second tally ToHar,
the end of this quarter iIoopes Tailed
again.
Hopes had a big day Saturday n,
/ he rung up his third touchdown IN
the final quarter. Martin scored tn,
last slx-polnter and with $40 score
staring thom IN tho face, tho locals
commenced parade up tho 1eld. bu
the whistle broiie up all of tho locals
| ambitions.
Bu Bowc. Macdonough Smith nm,
stout stood oIt FOR the locals. Will
al of tho West Chostoritos played ljk
a we'll drilled machine. Martin boot
od four out Of five tries for goals aftc
touchdown.
The locals main fault was their IN
ability TO take a man out ~ play %
West Chester. Several timeq when
Pennsylvania boy was supposed TO J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
Near-Riot Mars Grid Contest As P. M c.
Defeats Delaware in Hard Fought Battle

and Il was not long before Delaware
had s'ored .ts two points, which for
a while looked like enough 10 mean
another Delaware victory. on top az
the Go Delaware victory az last year
at Harlan Field.
Delaware drew first blood IN tho
third period when Il scored :v-o points
on a safety. hut IN the last period J.
NJ G. staged a swift and dazzling Air
attack, which the visitors were un-
able to treak up. In three successful
successive forward passes. the ball
was worked 10 Delaware's 45-yard
line and then a long one was launched
which was carried over FOR the H. NJ
{. touchdown. Il was just at this
time that tho big ncar-riot Of the day
took place. which was qucllcd after
some minutes OF great excitement and
Yelling.
The work ~ steele for Delaware
was outstanding lie made several
brilIian: dashes around the ends while
Mcdonald and Williams made center
gains. In straight football T. NJ. {.
was consistently thrown for losses,
hut IN the aerial attack K could not
he stopped In the frs. half L. NJ. Z.
made TWO first downs. whlc Delaware
made one In the second /. NJ. {. had
/ five 20 three Cor :hc visitors \ total
( OF ! first downs indicates how close
/ y the contestants were matched
In scrimmage Delaware had tho
I decided advantage of yards gained. J..
( NJ {. gained 100 yards and was
thrown fer losses amounting to CO
yards, making their net gain 81 Yards
Delaware made 156 yards and had bur
six yards loss, making their net gain
$50 yards.
Delaware lost the game in the air
As long ~ straight football was the
/ style Of play. the =. NJ. {. PLAYERS
were helpless. The Delaware team
was strong on the defense. ON tn,
offensive. they were not up 10 the
standard. They were absolutely help
less before the aerial work Of Chester
They could not break up this mode OF
playing. Delaware tried q passing
game. bur was not SO successful. one
worked well for a good Yardage gain
Plumbing cost Delaware MANI
yards. Several OF the Blue and GolC
players had much trouble holding
the ball and in the early part of the
game. these miscues were responsible,
for Delaware not making much bet
ter showing. The lineup:
L. of y. (2) i. NJ G. 60
MaEaw ....... left end ........... Rile,
Mcl<elvie left tackle. Coppoci
Akin .........left guard. ......... Elliot
LynCh) (Martins)
Donaldson ....."center. .......... Brown
Ward)
Cole .........right guard. (Capt) War,
(kramer) (Allcn)
Goftlgon .... right tackle. schnooberge
(Boyce)
Price ........right end. wymai
Ludis)
Chcrpak ... quarterback ......... Wors
(SteelpD
Mcdonald left halfback. Il. Ancr
Elliott fright halfback.... McCaf1er
Williams ..fullback. k.......... q. Allei
SCORE BY PERIODS
!. NJ. t.............. q C
Ecfcrcc-Hcnneit.' oi re. Penn. Umpire
Gilbert; Williams Head linesman No
CormicI. Bucknell Time of periods
Il minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
CEDARS WIN TITLE
IN SUBURBAN LOOP

In tho deciding game of tho Subur-
ban Church League championship
baseball sorles the Ccdars winners Of
the FIRST half downnd stanton. winner
Of the second half ON Stant0n's dia-
mond. - to 3. The Cedar boys played
great ball and furnished tho features
of tho game The eeries started on
October : and stanton copped tho
first TIT, to i. The Second game
was played TO n tic score Of / 20 !.
Then Ccdars walloped Stanton IL 20
3 IN the third contest. Saturdays score
,raa IA 20 Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
FIVE POINTS ELEVEN TO
PLAY ST. LUkE'S SATURDAY

The Five Points football team will
meet st, Luke's on the suburban grid
iron next Saturday afternoon. This Is
expected to be the Pointers hardest
struggle so far this season. Last
year the Saints walked rough shod
over the Five Point boys and are
confident of duplicating the stunt this
year.
Coach Joe Lalley wants all of the
Five Point boys out for practice this
evening at $50, Several new plays
are to be worked out, and weak points
on the team doctored up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
Defiance to Have Rest

Coach Charley Welsh has decided
70 give the Defiance squad rest to-
night and tomorrow. hut has called
practice for Wednesday night at Third
and Adams. The Tenth Warders are
elated over the victory Saturday. and
are now pointing toward another old
rival, -. Marys. next Saturday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
FIVE POINTS CAPTURES ONE
FROM TWELFTH WARD TEAM

Gncorking Il series Of end runs and
forward passes that completely bcwil-
dered their opponents. the Five Points
football team Saturday defeated
Twelfth Ward, 20 to 0. Tlnsman.
Ash and Harvey were consistent
ground gamers for the victors and
Wilson was prominent in intcrccpting
forwards. The forward pass attack
kept the ball under the Twelfth Ward
goal post throughout the game The
defensive work of the line was also
Il feature. The lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
"DIck- Holton Recovering.

Dick Holton. captain ~ last
year's Blue and Cold eleven. VINO was
removed 70 the Delaware Hospital last
Friday. when ne suffered an attack
Of acute appendicitis. IS getting along
nicely. Since leaving college in June,
Holton has been working a. the Har-
Ian and HoHingsworth plant Of he
bethlehem Steel Company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30

willis could stop Sikh n round two accept
the Judgment OF good critics who have Sene
galese fight.
II he continues his antics and utteranccs
the senegaese in the worlds history
II he doesn't here at all.
sikh Will get to Dempsey. for the simple reason
there least four Ave in tho way that
ho pass-Wlls. Grcb. Gibbons Tunney, John
son, and probably "Kd" Norfolk
Asking IA why
Each season." writes II. l.. H.. there are many
hundred big. fast. game skilfu,
capable taking and giving punishment Many these
weigh 1876 2lo pounds why It is then. that with
million stake the ring can't develop but great
heavyweight within periods of three
years? think that least there would bc
or nvo who good enough to mako match
any boxing of the intricate OF all
the sciences?"
1t looks that way The colleges have gone in for
tcur boxing any number of big. game. athletes
none of whom has approached of the average
heavyweshs in skill, The best college boxer developed In
the years would havo little show ngolnst
Gibbons Tunney Greb. much less Dempsey.
To reach the heights ono must have 81 many things
iron fists and iron jaw speed, power, strength science
the knacb ability take n give stn more light
ming reaction etc, that only one Mt a time /,
left
Imagine the excitement II one boxing period shoul,
develop n Dempsey. a Jcffrics n Johnson F1tz
smons-w with elimination contest under way
! First downs the leading tho game
do much to-day. They arc etin useful, bu
not all important. Elevens have constantly MAX
Ing first downs-end then losing Centre syria
cuse made twice many their opponents last week
hut Harvard and Ptsburg won
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
HIGHLAND HAS NO TROUBLE
IN DEFEATING PENN 4. {

Highland had no trouble In defeat
ing Penn A. {. in a fast game at
Rockford Tower Saturday, 900. Mo
Dowell scored the first six-pointer for
the boys from the Highlands by an
aerial pass. Mcdowell. II. Mccartney.
Bob kavanaugh starred for the Tower
boys while W. Bullen played best for
Penn y. c. Highland would like to
have game for next Saturday. 1t
can be arranged by calling 6276-R
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
MTDDLRTOwN FLFyRE IN
WIN OVER ST. LCRR'a

Mlddletown. OCT. 40 Middletown
defsated So Luke's here Saturday.
- 20 s. The locals held twice when
the St Luke's boys threatened 30
score touchd0wns r. was. the ser
oud game for he locals and thew
played good football. Due 20 the
warm weather he players suffered.
bat This did not n any way affect
the quality Of The game put Up by ths
.ocals The lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
WEST WIIMINGT0N IN WIN
OVER ROCKFORD GRID TEAM

West Wilmington defeated Rock
ford Saturday. lS-13. Rockford played
steady game while West Whining
tom played loosely A tumble by a
West Wilmington back Lot Rockford
run 40 yards Tor touchdown. Volli.
West WilminEton's snappy quarter
back. starred for his team. Tulo and
Nhonast played well for tho winners
iDnitu.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
ST. MARY'S on TOP IN
GAME WITH ST. PETERS

New Castle, oct. SO.-Saturday at
Battery Park, in the opening home
game Of the season the st. Peters
Parochial School football team was
defeated by the St. Mary's School team
of Wilmington. 3S to 3. The score
at the close of the first half was IS
| to 3. The lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30

out OF the play he would scramble up
and get i'm the play. The West Ches-
ter boys got tho man out or play prop
erIy aud as n result flne interference
was shown TO their backheld men.
Coaches Ashton and Foulk have laid
special emphasis on this phase OF the
game and il - up 10 the men ia
bear out their teachings.
Saturdays lineup:
wilmington to) west Chester tsD
(CaptD
Fletcher left tsckle.......; ,,..t Smith
Macd6noueh left guard........ }. Jones
(GileRb
sTfgay SGasai .....'.c'o'er..''.';snF6 ;snFSsT} 6To9ss
stout .'..,....right guard H.. flun'zinger
CCRpt)
smith .......rirht tckle........ Bennett
Johnson -. right end ......... +. Jones
Millikin .....quarterback.. MARTIN
Bardo ......left halfback.....;;i.s,D d. IA, Kay
II. White right halfbcis.... {. I;ay
W. ''"f sc6i;h if"ii9''f HF FEal6b4 Hopes
| wilmington ....... 0 o
wfst faue6SS%ns fsss5Sr lloaps.. T. Martn Il ia 3 3
| Jones. Goals after touchdown Martin
] >, ltpIeffe- tilpplFt rom -~LAlf. IN
I pire Stollcnwcrck. Johns Hopkins, lIeat
/ linesman Ellis. l.. Of =. Time ~ quar-
! terR IL minutes.
High returns homo Saturday after
| two games on foreign soil Their op
ponents will no Downingtown. whom
West Chester bent. 1870. Judginl
from past performances the locals
viii have tough sailing, bat Coaci
Ashton feels that his mon win come
through with win
Today ct 315. the "Soph" girls plaI
tho Jnniors while the Seniors edge of
with the "Frcshies" a. Eighteenth an
Van Bureu
On Saturday Porklomen Prep bea
West Chester Normal. 800. 'Brint
Donaldson scored twice. =. T. u. wal
lop"l Bryn A+hyn. $50. Sheppar
scoring quartet Of tallies and boo.
ing three goals after toUchdowns.
Noiris'own. after having the scor
co against them IN the first hal
braced and bcat the undefoatp
Phocnlxyile High. 25-c II was IN
first time either teams goal line M
"a boeu crossed this season
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
DEFIANCE WINS OVER
PARKS|DE TEAM
Won a Decisive Victory Satur.
day Afternoon by the Score
of 19 to O.

Defiance sprang n surprise on Sat-
uIday when it humbled the Parkside
crew before the largest numbcr OF
spectators that ever attended a foot
ball game in this city. 10 to Q. The
Defiance victory was the biggest sur
prise registered this season in the
Wilmington Football Association. The
critics had 1t doped out the Parkside
team would win an easy victory, but
the game put up by the West Side
crew was unbeatable. The game was
PLAYED on Harlan Field.
The Bulldogs took the first big bite
from the East Side gridders, when
Gillespie took the ball across for the
first touchdown after the first few
minutes OF play. The ball was not
taken across again until the third
period. when Quinn intercepted Gray's
forward pass and ran 55 yards for the
second touchdown. Mcconnell scored
the third touchdown in the final min
utcs of play. Lowell made good on his
thrd try for the extra point.
HAIRY Hayes contributed the long
cSt run for Park side, when he took
the ball around left end for gain ot
80 yards. Lowell. the former Univers-
:ty of Delaware quarterback. was the
outstanding star of the game. He
penetrated the ParIsidc defense at
Will foe 4 number of large gains.
Defiance was the master Of the
situation from the Kickoff untu the
referee blew the whistle. They pCnc-
JrItcd the Parkside defense at Will
while the Interference on the end runs
was perfect. Parks!dc struck Il brick
wall every time they attempted line
plunge against the West Side eleven
rIrk side was favored at TO at tho
beginning of the game. but after the
i,~; few minutes OF play the Park
d, hackers seemed TO dwindle ava!
jo nothing. parks,dc had the bal
c.oSc to the line number OF times
but the bulldogs defense saved The
day. Parkside lost ground a number
ut times when they attempted {,
break through the West Side defense
The Defiance victory was a big sur
prise to all football fans in this city
The Bulldogs have not lost a game
this season. The lineup: