The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24
EASY WIN FOR
MONTCLAIR mil"

In a one-sided contest yesterday after
noon the Montclair Academy football team
defeated the team representing the Nor
ristown School by the overwhelming score
of 50 to 0. The Montelair boys outweighed
Morristown greatly, and in the second half
the entire second team Of the Academy
was put in, and they also played Norris
town off their feet. The Cadets clearly out
classed them, n as soon as 1t was seen
that the game was easy, Coach Garrison
started to pull out tine first team men, and
at the close of the half only four first
string men were in the game.
The visitors. however, played a hard,
plucky game against their more expert
enced opponents and deserve great credit
for the sportsmanlike game they put up.
Montclair kicked off to Morristown and
on the first play they fumbled. Van Hoe
sen picked the ball up and ran over the
line, but one of his teammates was offside,
and the ball was brought back. However,
on the next play Montgomery crossed the
line and II. Partridge kicked the goal.
Morristown then kicked off to Partridge,
who ran through the entire Morristown
team for a touchdown. The goal was not
kicked. Van Hossen made the next touch
down on a we'll executed forward pass from
Hazel. Van Hoesen kicked the goal. Wal
den made a long end run, dodging all op-
ponents and planting the ball behind the
line. W.~Partridge made two more touch
downs in this half: Hazel two, Van Hoesen
and Hansel each one more.
In the second half the entire second team
was put IN and played a very creditable
game. They were more OF an even match
FOR M~crrlstown, and the game was mucn
more interesting in this half. Murray and
Hansel, together with Darby, the quarter
back, played the best game in the back
field, while Dutch" Merrill showed up the
best of all the line men. Murray and Han
cal zach t,aHa "a alOrn In flf@ In1f
The lineup:
Montolair Academy. Morristown.
d.. Merrill, Swartz, Fountain ..........Reed
Left ends.
II. Partridge, Timpson. ...........W inslow
Left tackle.
Schmidt, Herrera, T. Merrill. ......... Allen
Left guard.
Dilworth. Camp. Morris
Centre.
McGraw, Trevor Church
Right guard.
Montgomery. Merselles. b. . ...........K Kelley
Right tackle
Hazel, Cornwell .Conger
Right end.
w. Partridge, Darby. .Kammerling
Quarterback.
Murray, Stevens........... =. 49,. Thebaud
Right halfback.
Walden. Hafs Flint
Left halfback.
Van Hoesen, Hansel.. .Kimball
Fullback.
Time OF halves--l5 and 16 minutes. Ref
eree-Garrison CWesleyan). U~mpire-Phipps
(W~esleyan). Linesmeu-Walden Mont
clair), Jones CMorrlstown) Touchdowns-
w. Partridge, 8. Hazel 2. Var Hoesen 2,
Montgomery 1, Walden ], Murray /, Hansel
]. Goals from touclldowns-B. Partridge 2
Van Hoesen 1. Half /.
Ncwark High VS.. MontcIaIr.
There seems to be considerable doubt as
to whether the Newark High School and
Montclalr High School football teams will
meet in their scheduled New Jersey Inter
scholastic League game tomorrow after
noon. The league was expected to hold a
meeting yesterday to decide the question
of whether the game should be played in
Newark or Montclair, but the session has
been postponed until Monday afternoon
at the Newark High School. The schedule
calls for the game to be played in New
ark, but the Montclair authorities have
declared that the game must be played in
Montelair. They have said that II Newark
does not agree to this they will withdraw
from the league. Manager Franzen of the
local school team has made arrangements
for the game at Morris Park and declares
that the Newarkers will be subjected to
financial loss If they agree to play at
Montclair.