Evening journal., 1922-11-27

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rather easy victory and as quar-
ter after quarter went by without
being able to score the effect took
away some Of the punch
Dickinson started ont like an easy
winner. Mcdonald kicked off for
Delaware. bootihs the ball over the
goal line. II was brought out 10 the
2o-yard line and Dickinson started
a march down the field that did not
end until De'aware's FIVE yard line
was reached. Pipa and Daily, who
starred for tho visitors carried the
bail on most Of the plays and were
making good gains on cross-bucks
and plays through tackle. They also
mixed M a couple Of successful short
snappy forwards and Pipa got away
on one play for 25 yard run get
ting through tackle.
After getting the hall 10 Della
wares FIVE yard line Dickinson was
caught holding and penalizpd IS
yards. on the next play Delaware
was caught off sides and this gave
Dickinson a first down. Books got
through for gain hut on her five
ward line Delaware got the ball on
downs and Mcdonald kicked out Of
danger
This was the nearest that Dickin-
son ever got N Della wares goal line
althoush on several occasions later
they were within the 20yard line.
At these times wares line dug
their toes in and held for downs.
After the first touchdown by Price
in the second quarter Delaware dis
played more confidence falthough
Dickinson still gained al times
through the line hut never when the
hall would get within 90 yards of
the Blue and Gold line
In Pipa. DAILY and Books. II was
demonstrated that KillinEer has a
trio of hard plunginG backs hut they
practically wore themselves out
gaining first downs in the centre n
the field and did not have the plunge
left when Delaware dug In near her
goal line.
Delaware could do nohing with
Dickinson's line. on several times
Williams. Mcdonald and Weggen-
mann made few yards and one
time first down through the line
but these gains were not consistent.
Delaware's strength as IL has been
All season was shown on defense. No
team has been able 70 get through
the line consistently for touch
4 owns and Dickinson was no eVcep- /
ton. Every man on the line played .
a strong team. Gofison who has de- .
velopsd into one ~ the best tackles
who ever wore the blue and gold |
PLAYED whale Of game and Ike /
Cole It was his last for Delaware
he graduates next spring.
Great credit is due Coach McAvoy I
for the victory. The drilling that he
has given the team all year 70 keep F.
their eye on the ball had its reward |
Prices two touchdowns we're made I
alertness in keeping his |
eve on the ball.
Akin played a wonderful ,Euard
game and Kramer Freshman play
ed centre most Of the game in place I
NJ Donaldson who was on the injured
list was a tower Of strength on de- I
tense and made some clever tackles. ]
Magaw at end conxdered by many |
he best tackler on the team spilled .
many Dickinson PLAYS as did also /
Nick elvie.
In the bsckheld Coach McAvoy |
had but two NJ his regular backs. /
CAPTAIN Williams and Mcdonald. /
the New Castle BOY I.
took ElHott's place who was out I
with broken ribs and Jackson. play .
ID quarter in place Of Cherpak. who
has been out with injurie for three
weeks Both played good ball on de-
tense.
Boyce tackle and Lynch guard I
TWO Of the scrubs we're given
chance in place Of GoffiEon and I
Akin near the close of the game. /
-herpak and Donaldson also got in /
the last minutes Of play. The lineup; /
Delawsre Dickinson