Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1935-10-25
POCOMOKE HIGH
SCHOOL WINS
DOUBLE VICTORY
Girls And Boys Defeat Berlin In
Field Ball And Soccer,
Respectively
SCORE OF SOCCER GAME
WAS THREE TO TWO

Pocomoke defeated Berlin last Tues.
day, October %, in both Soccer anc
Field Ball. The games were played
on the Pocomoke High School Field
The grounds were in good condition
and the weater was clear and warm.
The boys played wonderful game
and defeated Berlin three to two
There was splendid team work and
cooperation among them. Norman
Allen, Pocomoke's star center-forward
and the teams captain, was again the
outstanding player. He made both OF
the goals one of which was a penalty,
and the other field goal. In making
the other goal, Jessie Matthew'S, in
side left, made a beautiful pass to
Norman Allen who put the ball thru
with his head. The team worked hard
and really tore the field wide open. 1t
was a fast hard game but no one,
however was badly hurt. The lineup
for Pocomoke was as follows:
Earl Wilson, Goal; Edwin DuBose,
Right Full Back; Floyd Joynes, Left
Full Back; Eddie Bowen, Right Half
Back; Fred Hope, Center Half Back;
John Powell, Left Half Back; Eddie
Ross, Outside Right; Paul Merrill, In
side Right; Norman, Center Forward;
Jessie Matthews, Inside Left; Earl
Allen, Outside Left. Substitutes: Ray
mond Dryden for Fred Hope.
The lineup for Berlin was as fol-
lows:
Charles Coates, Goal; Sewell Mock,
Rig Full Back; Robins Gilliss, Left
Full Back; Norman Mock, Right Half
Back; William Burbage, Center Half
Back; Calvin Massey, Left Half Back;
Theodore Coffin, Outside Right; Vim
cent Bassett, Inside Right; Mitchell
Parker, Center Forward; John Gilliss,
Inside Left; Elijah Bradford, Outside
Left.
The referee was Collie Miller.
The girls had very decisive vic
tory, defeating the Berlin Field Ball
Girls twelve to four. 1t was expect
ed to be a close game as neither of
the teams had been defeated this year.
Bot hteams, however, played hard and
made it a very exciting game. Helen
Sturgis, Pocomoke's left inside, was
again the outstanding player for Po-
comoke, scoring four out of six goals
made. One in the first quarter, two
in the second and one in the third.
Dorothy Mason, left wing, made goal
in the first quarter and Laura Will
kins, center forward made another in
the fourth quarter. All Of the girls
fought hard and they deserved every
point they made.
The lineup for Pocomoke was as
follows:
L. Wilkins, Center; L. Duncan,
Right Inside; F. Small, Right Wing;
H. Sturgis, Left Inside; D. Mason,
Left Wing; M. Coulbohrne, Center
Half Back; L. Merrill, Right Half
Back: B. Mcdaniel, Left Half Back;
M. Matthews, Right Full Back; L..
Merrill, Left Full Back; J. MacSorley,
Goal.
Nancy Schoolfield was substituted
for Myrtle Matthews playing right
full back, in the second quarter and
Winifred Talton for Laura Merrill,
playing left full back in the third quar-
ter.
The only two goals made for Berlin
were made by Margaret Jarmon, CEN
ter forward, who made one in the third
quarter and by Cecil Lynch, right
wing, who made the other in the
fourth quarter.
The lineup for Berlin was as fol-
lows:
Margaret Jarman, Center; Lois
Roker, Right Inside; Martha Jones,
Left Inside; Cecil Lynch, Right Wing;
Eulia Carey, Left Wing; Eleanor Per-
ry, Center Half Back; Eleanor Hollins
Right Half Back; Audrey Esham, Left
Half Back; Rose Scott, Right Full
Back; Ellie Mock, Left Full Back; Ell
sic Hadden, Goal.
Daforoo. C0lia MilIor