Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-30

All the leading football teams came
through with Victories in their games
Of SATURDAY when Frank:ord, Holmes.
burg and Conshohocken took their op-
poncn.s into camp.
Frankford and Conshy won with ease
and HolmcsLurg romrcd off with a 14.0
triumph over the Thomas \. e.. of
Bethlehem. This is Il fine margin when
II is considered tho toam was minus
the services 10 both Stan Cofaf and
Pat Smith.
The Shenandoah YeI,owjackcts dill
not provide the opposition for the
Frankford yellow Jackets that was eX-
pectcd. Ueinic Miller and his crew
added sixteen points in III" opening Pc
riod and also scored IN the third and
dnal quarters.
The lone score Of the visitors was
the result Of field goal by Barron.
the big Shenandoah halfback. For the
Northeast eleven IChecka. LiChtner.
Eowser and Elliott divided the honors.
The crowd that saw the fray was the
largest Of the season.
Up at Eolme,burg
As ConShohocken had met Thomas
A. c., Of bethlehem. the previous Sat.
tention was directed 70 the lash at
Ho!mesburg. The suburban.tcs scored
twice. but CofalI was with the Catholic
High team and Pat Smith was also
among the missing. Everything con-
0tdered the result was all that was
expected by Holmesburs fans.
This club is making extensive pr"pa-
fations for the big football reunion on
THURSDAY night at the Roosevelt Inn
on the Northeast boulevard. The al.
fair is in the nature of dance. All
the players o! the leading teams and the
majority of the smaller ones have ac-
ceptea invitations 70 attend.
torshoh"ckon had picnic on Sat.
urday with the ST. L.udw!g'S eleven, of
Chester. Manager !-..yfOrd said 70
the best OF h.s ability lie learned the
score was 81 to q. and no details of the
massacre were kept.
Sho.astcs = nea, trimming. "a 10 q, on The
home s'it!roa ~ Saturday. IN which Nc.
co.wyn j1urneyet {, i:ssiaston yr.,eria$
ana LOST 10 Wesunsaous-, in Delaware
wss hsn&:Saa.@p 2atta ss" and o2ayS e
sn me 'ess %i ins pay s.SSoasn on he shor;
Down, tor w-s,.rsho4ss am freeman
eeuntsi to9crdown an! Duke Kane aeld
SCtA ISE NC.SHE
st. C:.llistus hrrtlsd Holy Nam. Catholic
C!uo In a Aar6-t0usht encounter a, Seven
S,h ,reT. srsT: aYl gsaS"s ,s, ay.ng. X. to
tie open aell running o. Harry MurakanIe
And tho !!ne 2iGnE!Hg - brosan and Aus..H,
ylr.l John.on,. M!lv.Ms eleven ,urneI
.As we1. hs ,s:. i2 he o hSa" H
:.:ssa s9 a's S'tss4 ;ssa 81 svi. Vii "a
nhApf rfri ska
Nanssrr t6hn.oN NV wiu CT cna!.esss . sSs ssSsf.! % o
r: teams In the .s, nor;nsrn s.e,'cn q z,
championship.
The Riy-r.,de eleven ,rav.t.e to :sorwoot
2s 20 I. The beg Green team had consit
sraoie TetEh, "a rs opponents and th
sided victory
Grr-n""oH Post !H,4 s'Sr nat ia.2a
Tf'I TTrff"n% ,2t' won -. oy.- RSSnaa.l A, a
' WAS he @"s s,as G 70, IT, X. ss.aanars e A'"'S
.Dclco Of Dnrh,. ha,tet .U,o.e M,.:~r.
Harby is.9 is';'9 .. Thc %,.,"ry Vas n p ssepn
with ths Showing = Dcico, when ha, wo
pe'co is ,preoer.nE or IS battle Cor u
scyyera! OF The .5 lo:9: 'i?ms '?.ss yer, s,y"
nsyed 20 Coa!fa.a, where Blu. Bonner al
Chester ,rays!.d to Wa.' Ing'on 70 ee b-ar =
by g3 - q In a one.s!del gau'". MagrOl!
A. A, was hur.N.ed A. Lancaster - 10 2
The hest performance - 'ar 'av "a
turned IN by NGu ~ A'rv which opposed Ne
rose Atlantis t'.'r. no sNur. lads CI~"
ths vi'torv 2 10 -, hu, were lucky \ n"
cut n.ld ronl from tbg 30.yaTd Ire gaye n
Roses the victory.
clifton Heights rr4ir't.'."' - wInr :
strerk hv 'Hf,rr -" l'Vrt'~r \. nv
rar1r - NnfNrn nro'her cr0rnOus croE
Walton and Ysrnal wcr" aH nsuG! The star
the launr ge'tirr ~ for u 5O-yard run
scoring his touchdown.