Newark post., 1922-11-29
I{ipson Eleven n,
Falls To Old
Delaware 2l-0
, Victory in Years Comes
Fta | tsa!,'nsb Long Runs by
'"j Price and Cole
A Great Season
yCCURATE

+pam, Out-"elSileu'
F's' Z md with their backs in the
~ of their goal line upon many
e. W.. % can pluck victory out of
l',,' ID 4ba tune of 21-O during
\ ',;r,,tes " of football, there is
T.. I thought. This is just what
.y.rare outfit did on Saturday
S''' s.n tbey thrilled a great crowd
,.E ,.'or Field by the finest exhibit
'l'5, ',ls'5o,or-did . football seen in many
|. 'g They actually reared up and
=. team from Carlisle, Pa, SIM
,,',nse as they took the breaks as
', .S,o and made them good, and
'"' +bev fought like young tigers
,,oir goal line was threatened.
,:.;t that would not be beaten
,' faculty of turning breaks
'.obdowns-that's the whole
| # Delaware argument.
tnson showed an offense much
., 10 the Blue and Gold.
|,yone first downs were register s ter
1. TraIirger's men to one by Nc
nnnils. Time and again the
Il and White hosts would come
,;,c down the field in a running
,,,sing attack that sent chills up
lawn the spines of the Delaware
H., in the stands. On they would
|, within easy scoring distance.
|. 40 RIue and Gold defense would
\, the line close in a little
[,r the backs move up, and they
\ hattie for every yard of that
(,,p in a fury of resistance. In
!, words, Dickinson was stopped
|, = was that Fortune smiled upon
[Bue Hen boys upon three sep
!, and distinct occasions.
| tte second quarter, with the oval
[,s upon Delaware's 35 yard line,
|, ,fumbled on the next play. Flash
Through like a hawk, Price SCOOP
|,p the ball and was away Tor a
H.iye ward run and a touchdown
IA sent the Delaware stands into
|sny of joy. Then later on, dur
the third period this same Price
| his head up and saw a Dickinson
|rsd partially block one Of Mac
| |r,Es heafty boots. Like a runa-
| FIRE horse, he tore down the
|l picked up the pigskin as it rolled
b. the ground and trotted over the
for the second score, much to the
|nement of the Dickinson quarter
\ who had believed the ball to be
h The smile came off with a snar
n the referee ruled that it was
[tody's ball from the minute it wa;
khed on the line Of scrimmage. Un
|spdly this was a freak play of th'
: 1t type. The crowd was in th'
II about it for quite a time.
she last touchdown came late IL
last quarter, when Dick Cole in
fSpted a forward pass after Nc
Eie had paved the way by batting
/ ID the air and under a full heat
iteam, pulled for the goal sixt.
bis away. His 100 pounds OF bee
kRled with all the grace of
ng colt, but he made the grade Il
md shape and deposited the bal
lind the goal posts for the last Del
Ea touchdown of the season. Mac
PAID made the extra point.
at1rday's game was one of tn
Eet upsets in the East during tn
Aent season. Dickinson was cor
Et and felt sure of victory. o
other hand Delaware men mad
Predictions but knew in thei
pts that defeat would only com
those eleven blue-clad warrior
given all they had and a littl
i Captain Williams, Akin, Col
] saDonald, Gofftgon and Price go
share of the laurels for the
sen the game, but to every ma
saw service in this battle 10y;
Of Delaware are thankful. The
g heroes in q victory which wi
be remembered by residents
angton as we'll as the follower
ne two teams. The lineup:
lgare DicEiuse
sSssE SI .'...,,. L. f. (Capt.) Crowle
IasINe '..,. L. T. ...... Behns
y .'',... L. G. ...... Tempt
,SNef '..,.... c. ......... Smit
.,''..,.. R. G. ..... McQuat
~ SsoA '.... l.. T. ....... Mani
n.y.. J. ,''..... L. f. ......... Rur
{ Ssl,;, nun ;,'.,., Q. B. ........ RuI
sonald s,oald -. L. H. B. ....... Bool
Sssamann R. H. B. ........ PHI
'"S'aS lCapt.) F. B. ......... Da
.,n SCORE BY PERIODS
IJS"Fe .,...O 7 7 7.
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