Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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glass ag February 24, 1918 Segal Hall Auditorium Joseph Levitch, Chairman Evening Programme Colors of N. F. S.-Song .... Salutatory ..... ...... Class History ......... Medley fNationa1 Songsj . . . . . Knocks and Boosts .... U Phophesy ........ Song .... Class Will .............. . . Preselrtiation of 'c The Hoei'-. . Green and Goldf'-Song . . . . . Valedictory .... J ...... .... Farewell Song .... .........School . .Joseph Levitch . . . . David Rovin Harry Schuffman . Harry Fishman . . .Joseph Kunis . . . Abe Sherman . John B. McCool . Joseph Levitch . ., ., ...... School Harry Schuffman Claw '-.a l 9 . Play and D ance B6 Valedictory ..... , X P . F 0 I I PROGRAIVI COMMITTEE Joseph Levitch George E. Aidman Harry Schuffman Isaac Becker . i i l I Y F I Y

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e CEI :mer VOL. Vll. FEBRUARY, 1918. NO. 2 literae ALL FOR THE SCHOOL .lack Miller .4 .. , Ready, Dolton? are you rea- dy, Chester? sang out the ref- eree, and on receiving assent he blew his wfhistle. The game was on between the Dolton and Chester Colleges. The granstand was packed, and a crowd, almost entirely encircling the iield, watched with keen interest, the develop- ments of the game. For Dol- ton this game was merely a preparation for the final clash of the season with Wissinoming. Their lineup therefore consisted almost entirely of scrubs , but in view of the Wonderful record which the team had made of not having lost a game during the season, an easy victory was expected. However , the sturdy litle Chester team proved a surprise. At the end of the first half, the score, to the deep chagrin of the Dolton fans, stood Chester 7- Dolton 0. During the first period and at the beginning of the second the ball was constantly changing hands, each team making inef- fectual 9ffQ!'tS to advance. With but five minutes before the end of the second quarter, Chester recovered the ball, when one of Dolton's backs fumbled on their own 50-yarfl line. Knowing that attempts at rounding the ends would be fu- tile, as they had been stopped t,me aiter time by l'ill'1Cl1, 1JOl- tO1l,S scrub end, who somehow continuously dodged the inter- ference and taelfled them for losses behind the line. On the next few plays they then tried plunges through the lme, which netted them but seanty gains. At this point he signall- ed for a forwad pass, which was scooped up by Oty Vance, Chester's speedy left half, v ho raced, unhindered down the field, and planted the ima squarely between the goal posts. Brand kicked the goal. For ful- ly five minutes the Chester sym- pathizers shouted themselves hoarse, and no more doubted but that the outcome of the game would prove a voctory for Chester over Dolton for the first time in five years.