Evening journal., 1922-11-06
LOCAL SCORES SATURDAY
Wilmington Association
Defiance, IS. St. Mary's. 0.
'arkside, is; Seventh Ward. 6.

Parkside, Isl Seventh Ward. 6,
Scholastic Games
West CATHOLIC (Phila.). 10; salesian-
Downingtown. 7; Wilmington High, 2.
independent Games
! st. Lukes 6: Five Points, 0.
/ Ninth Ward. z. Diamond State A. A., o.
| Highland, IS. Twelfth Ward. 0.
Newark, O.; M!ddletown. U.
Avalon, as; Poplar A. c., 0.
South Side Eden, 81 Brownson, o.
Cubs, 10; St. Hedwig Jrs., -.
Snappers Smother Brownson.
The s. S. Eden Snappers won an
other easy victory by setting back
Brownson at Second and DUPONT
streets. Saturday afternoon, 81 to 0.
The Snappers' goal line was never in
danger.
In the first few minutes OF play
Giles the Snappers' fullback, took
the ball over for the first score of
the game and f. Morris failed to
kick the soal. Ferris. Gormley,
White. Giles and Morris found it
easy to plough through the Brown
son line for large gains.
South Side-Eden had little trouble
holding Brownson to one first down.
Borden, Welsh and O'Brien played
best for the losers.
Pointers Lose 10 Saints.
Five Points lost a bitterly contest
ed battle with ST. Luke's on the Five
Points grldiron Saturday afternoon,
60.
Both teams played Class "A" ball,
fhA Wi,
the third period. when Gesbert, the
Saints lanky right half-back. Inter
cepted Lalley's attempted forward to
Tinsman, and. with a clear field.
made a sixty-yard run for touch
down.
The Pointers were seriously han
dicapped in the first quarter. when
Captain Harvey was hurt and could
not finish the game.
Ninth Ward Surprises Fibremen.
Ninth Ward surprised the Dla-
mond state A. A. with TO defeat |
Saturday.
Mcbride, Ninth Ward quar-
terback. intercepted a forward pass
from Scott scoring the only touch
down OF the game. Nadolny added |
the extra point from placement.
The Ninth Ward line deserves
much credit. Time and again they
broke up Diamond state plays be-
hind the line Of scrlmmage.
Ward Soft for Highland.
Highland took Twelfth Ward into
camp Saturday. 3S to 0. Twelfth
Ward was not able to do much
against the boys from the Tower
only getting two first downs. one of
which came as the result OF a penal
".
f. McKenna and r. Gamble were
high scorers OF the game with two
ouchdowns each. p. Bader and II.
.ong each scored one.
Fort Wins Opener.
Fort DUPONT opened its football
eason yesterday afternoon by TAX
ng the Diamond State A. A. into
amp, to 6. The Fort boys pierced
he Wilmington line for nine first
Towns in the first half and at the
beginning Of the second half Coach ,
Vaughn sent in many substitutes.
The feature OF the game was a CO.
ard run by Grace and the line
of Madore. Henry and Otta
# the Fort eleven.
Condor, the Fort dupont crack
enter, was appointed captain of the
cam Immediately after the game
he Fort team will probably play the
american Legion of Wilmington at
HARLAN Field, Tuesday afternoon. l
Delaware Fibre Beaten. Z
ELKTON, Md, Nov. 6.-Delaware
lard Fibre was buried again here 6
aturday afternoon when the Elk {
on boys rolled up 40 to 0 score. !
'lkton started Off the first quarter
18th two touchdowns and added a
air in the second. In the third 1
nd fourth quarters Elkton scored
our more touchdowns.
Iiddletown-NewarlS Draws.
MIDDLETOwN. Nov. EN-
anne featured by strong defense on
le part Of both teams. Newark and
battled to n scoreless
o here Saturday afternoon. AL
Rough Newark never threatened to
ore It was always dangerous.
Middletown had two opportuni-
es to score, once in the first quar-
n when McWhorter drop-kiclSed
ON the 25-yard line and missed
lie goal by inches. At the end OF
e first half Middletown was about