The Penn's Grove record., 1923-11-02
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Superior Football In Final Four
Minute Period Brings Two
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Last Friday Penns Grove High re-
deemed her Bridgeton defeat by de-
featlng Haddon Heights High School
at Haddon Heights by a score Of 26
to Is. Haddon Heights has been the
stltfest team the local High School has
met and the boys are proud of the
earned victory.
The Penns Grove boys kicked off to
Haddon Heights and then held them
for downs. Penns Grove Immediately
worked the back field in series Of
plunges Remsburg making a first
down. Then on a reverse play Price
carried the ball down the field for %
yards and on the next play he carried
1t over on a line plunge for Penns
Groves first score. Then on the line
up for the extra point a long pass
from Homan to Price did the trick
making the score 10.
After the next kick off Haddon
Heights was forced to punt Then
Penns Grove carried the ball to the 80
yard line where Homan was called
back to try drop. 1t failed only by
matter of inches. From this point on
the whole game, as far as Haddon
Heights was concerned, was centered
around one man, their fullback, Spots
210 FOUNDER, for he tore through
the line for two first downs in sue
cession.
Then Haddon Heights fumbled and
Kille recovered but Penns Grove kick
ed and then Haddon Heights kicked in
turn. Price received the ball and ran
35 yards before being downed. Then
on a reverse play Bouvier carried it
over for Penns Groves second score.
The drop kick went under the cross
bar Score 1870
Haddon Heights kicked off, Bouivier
received. Then Homan, who is devel-
oping into an excellent punter, made
a 80 yard punt over Haddon Heights
goal line. Haddon Heights then work
ed SPOTS for first down. At this
point time was called for first quarter
The second quarter opened by SPOTS
making three first downs in success
ion followed by Reeves with another
first down after which Spots carried
the pigskin over for Haddon Heights
first score. Haddon Heights failed
in the try for goal. Score now 1876.
Penns Grove kicked, but then could
not hold Haddon Heights, or rather
SPOTS, who went up the field sweep
ing everything before him for another
touchdown. The kick, as before, fail
ed. The score was now 1912 which
remained as the first half ended.
In the second half it was decided
to have two s minute periods, instead
of Is minute periods because of dark
ness. Immediately after receiving the
kick off Haddon Heights worked enc
runs for two first downs and then q
pass, which although partly broker
up by Smith, was recovered by Norris
of Haddon Heights, and he scored q
touchdown on it thus giving them the
lead by score of 1913 as their drou
kick failed.
At this Penns Grove took new life
and after kicking to Haddon Heights
held them for downs. Price went thru
the line for a first down. They car
, ried the ball for a second first dowr
and even a third before time was call.
ed for the third quarter.
Price opened the last quarter By
/ tearing through for a first dowr
5 followed by reverse play which gave
5 Penns Grove another points. This
time Homan's drop went true ant
! made the score 20-18.
Penns Grove kicked, Haddol
! Heights fumbled. Penns Grove re
covered the ball, worked Price for {
: long end run and then gave it to Rems-
burg to take over, which he did by &
line plunge. The final kick failed a.
the game was called on account o,
. darkness with four more minutes Il
: play.
With the line holding, Homan punt.
ing on an average of As and so yards
Smith, Martell, Remsburg, Bouvier
in fact everybody, starring on the de.
fense; Price, Bouvier and Remsburf
starring on the offense, the old higl
school team, under Coach John Sum
merill's direction was in a perfect
form.