Newark post., 1922-11-15
Wallops
|%j Rivals in Game
Of Thrills, 28-7
/ Id No Match for McAvoy's
~" Club
nd Gold Shows Consistent
0ffense

scerford, time noiioleu ' o. ",,o ~
/ " ,;yaIs of Delaware upon the
y, field, came down from the
1 i S Pennsylvania with several sars
/, " s,mp followers to do battle
H. Si,toric Frazier Field, For one
Y | .ss ., hattie ragged up and down
E ,:jror, Al and at the final whistle,
l makers walked off the field a
Ssaten team. They tried their
played clean, ;, fast, ia -. and a,s at
Il ~ ssnectacular football, but they
/ MT nj effectively pierce the Della
/ defense. On the other toe' the
4 ND Gold played as if they were
" Whether the huge crowd in
/, them or whether they had it in
!, ii the time, anyhow they played
k,r5 Of offensive football which
,biyers of joy into the hearts
i, Ioval alumni and friends of the
&sSity,
n, zane itself was a treat to the
h crowd ever to enter the gates
Il field. There was no quarter
k-rone asked. That game meant
! ,,- deal to both teams and they
j for it without letting up an
\, Both teams tackled hard, but
r,re missed many chances to
the visiting backs for losses by
agerness, often overrunning
mark, and allowing the runner
lstep them easily.
4 Delaware Scores Early
q, Blue Hens scored right off the
b the first quarter. Receiving
gyfOrd punt on their own thirty
Nine, the team marched straight
the field by straight line plung-
gDss bucks and delayed plunges.
Elliott, then Mcdonald, then
Inns carried the pigskin for
On went the big offensive, far
into enemy territory. On the
m line, Cherpak took the ball
centre, faxed a pass to Will
for a line plunge, and as the
be drew in to stop the thrust,
little quarterback turned and
Id around right end and over the
|TthOut being touched. Williams
4 goal.
IL in the same quarter, Jack
Inns, Delaware captain and sta1
acker, lowered his head and took
blk at the right side of the line
laant later he had broken clear
vas still on his feet. Though
tom a speed merchant, the red
b leader ran as he never ran be-
and fairly ate up the distance
cut over for interference ant
was staged a mighty pretty race
& line. Three Red and Blacl
as we're on the verge of reach
Villains several times, but ther'
still burst of speed left, ant
" over the goal line for a touch
1t was a clean break through
FMg line, and followed by a 60
sprint. The best run of tn
by far. Naturally the Della
stands went wild.
Haverf0rd Scores
second period also found Hav
. in the scoring column. Cher
Ambled a Haverford punt afte
pity l5-yard run-back. Have1
covered the ball and earned it
good break. Then Brown turne
forward pass attack, and thos
Delaware rooters who saw tn
y I, game shuddered when tn
@O aerials were completed an
alI was on the 6-yard lin
y took it over to the frenzie
3Ae Of the Haverford rootin
"a Bacon kicked goal.
hlrd period Delaware agai
'aa her offensive, this tin
.ag INTO use for the first tin
inward pass attack. Two lor
Williams to Price put Wi
IN a position to carry it ov'
the 5-yard line.
NE last quarter, Delaware 10
Wy on downs on the Haverfol
me' Brown fell behind h
r@as 70 punt, but McKelvie bloc
" Kick Brown recovered it b
'Sned behind his goal for
ihen a few minutes late
S'0fa again was backed into t
y ~ Of her goal line, a pass we
sSl y. tae center and rolled off
,'s' IT' Magaw came in ia.
a it up and cantered over t
:" Delaware's fourth tou
Asar, u..o~,
Ssss;,''. left end .... .Rhoad
""' left tackle =. .Stro