The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-22
AMATEUR ELEVENS.

Tn a well-played tie game, 9 to ., oh the
Jefferson street grounds Sunday afternoon,
the fast Orange A. A. played the stfons
Halsted A.. c., OF Kearny, to a standsdii'
and virtually won the game by holding
their heavier opponents down to a tie. The
Orange A, A.. has all Sundays in Novem-
Der open for 100 and 105-pound teams. Ad-
dress VIII r. Leimer, 80 Glebe street, Or
ange.
The Providence Midgets defeated the
Power Company Sunday afternoon on the
formers grounds by a score of 6 to 0. All
dfty-fve and sixty pound teams wishing to
arrange games with the Providence Mid
gets may do so by sending to p. Collum,
2 Fillmore street. The Providence Midgets
will line up against the Belleville A. Con
the ~latter's grounds next Sunday.
Having a record of not being scored on
for three years, the Sycamore A. C., OF
the Newark Y. NJ c. A., went to East
Orange Saturday to go down In defeat be-
fore the Glenwoods. is to 0. The East
Orange boys were without the services of
their right tackle and right end, TT. Robin
son and Roger Shotwell. Gallien on a
quarterback run made thirty-five yards
around right end, and the Glenwood backs
simply tore holes in the Y. NJ. c. A. boys
line. For the Sagamores Henig at fullback
and Ludlow at right half easily excelled.
Manage Wallace McLane has secured the
services of Howard Ellor. formerly quar-
terback on The Forest Hill team, to coach
the Glenwoods for the remainder of the
season. and next Saturday. when they line
M against the Gordon A. A., hope to make
a still better showing.
The Sterling Social Society's football
team defeated the Woodlands Sunday by a
score of 10 to o. The feature of the game
was Fullbaek Bolton's sixty-yard run for a
touchdown before the. first hair ended.
Tar,,,o CaOpa5 tho 0fhpV fn4faIa.
down.
The o1iicksteps defeated the 81. James
fontba1I team, Of Newark. Saturday after
noon in Branch Brook Park by a score of
IS 10 0. In the first half the Quiekstens
scored q points. The Qulcksteps had the
better of the game although the st. James
rioyed we'll. The st. James team did not
break through the Quicksteps' line, owing
Raves. Bucker. Sanford, Flanders and
Pridham Parker. at quarterback. played
a fast game, while most OF the long runs
Of the game were r1ade by Hattersley'
Hennessey. Browne, Wycot ana struple.
November 8, election day afternoon. No
vember II and "A are open dates on the
Tuscans' schedule. and games are desired
with 90 to 100 pound teams for out OF town
offoring suitable guarantee. The Belmonts
and Tibertys. Of Elizabeth, are preferred.
Address ali challenges "a Charles Dens. $50
South Twelfth street. Next Sunday after
noon. at CoPtts oval, Fourteenth avenue
and Ntnpfpeltn NltttAf tue Y u0'ubH VII
, MY, tbe crack Belmont r.. b. C., Of this
civ. which IS represented by a strong and
The Navarro A. c. football team. of
Vailsburg, would like 10 hear from % to
IN poiy1d teams, games to be played Satur-
dav afternoons. The Navarro 4. C.. will
play the ElmWood A. G. Saturday after
non, on the BoVian street grounds. Walls
burg. Address r. Garrigap Al West End
Vaiisburg.
+, Owing to 4 cancellation by the Velox S.
A. c.. the Sherman Athletic Club has Octo-
her 26 open. The management would like
10 hear from hrst-elass 100-pound teams de-
String a game. November 2 is also open
these being the only open dates on the
Sherman's schedule, George r. King, Go
Ridgewood avenue, will consider chat
The Progressive Juniors will play the
Providence football team at Johnston's
Magazine street and Avenue i, sun
day afternoon. the game to be started at ]