Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-21
MONTCLA|R HIGHS
BANKING ON SPEED
Superior Weight of Academy
Eleven Will Be Factor in
Annual Clash.
BIG SHIFTS IN LINEUP

Montclair is still agog over the
impending annual football battle of
the mountain town High School and
Academy, which is scheduled at
tire Montclair Athletic Club tomor-
row. For the past fifteen years the
grapple has been a yearly event. All
of the alumni that can devote tie
time have donned toys and come to
the assistance of big Blll'' Hazel
and Vic Schwartz, the rival coaches.
Eddie Hart, the head coach Of
Princeton, was up at the academy
last Monday and impaired valuable
pointers to tire Mackmen. Waldemar
Deetjan, the Wesleyan fullback Big
Bolts Partridge and several others
have also been helping out at the
parade ground Eckhardt, Calder,
Carl Andrus and Eddie Van Week
have been active at the High School
bued with some of the spirit that
pervaded in the High School football
of bygone days. Coach Schwartz IS
hammering away at the Blue and
White to develop an open attack to
offset the superior weight of the
Academyites. The former Brown
tackle lined the varsity up against
the scrubs yesterday in a long drill
of dummy football. Plays were
run OH up TO the IdCkiiuB punt. 11ei
they were stopped and re-run. Big
Bill Hazel, the Academy mentor,
put his team through a short scrim-
mage yesterday with the second
string Running back of punts ana
signal drill occupied tire balance of
the afternoon. The recent shift of
the Maroon lineup Is working out to
perfection and to the satisfaction of
the Academy coaches. Homer Hazel
has succeeded Ball at quarterback,
the latter taking the fullback posi-
ton, while Niesi is now stationed at
right halfback. From his new po-
used without any great shift In the
lineup. Hazers judgment of the
proper plays to be run Is causing
a vast improvement in play.
Coach Schwartz, of the High
School, has decided to retain Baker
at quarterback, where he put UP such
a star game in the recent Barringer
contest. With these shifts the rival
coaches hope to have their charges
put up one of the best battles in the
history of tire gridiron warfare of
the two schools. According to rec
ord, the teams are rather evenly
matched. The High School defeated
Newark Academy by q score of 10
to 0, q feat that the Academy ac-
complished by score of z to o. How
ever, the Academy representatives
met the Farrand,tes in the final game
of the latter's season, at which time
the local lads were a much improved
team. Kingsley defeated both of the
rivals, winning over the High School
to and walloping Academy by a
score of 20 to I, 1t is, by virtue of
the showing against Kingsley, that
the High School is slight favorite.
Last year the High School won the
annual conflict by score of 20 to Z.
The lne-ups of tie two teams as
they will start the game tomorrow:
Montclair Academy Montclair HIS.
lie Brun OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Dewitt
Left end
GrymeS .................. Starrett
Left tackle.
Mcclure .................. steele, Hill
Left guard.
Dunn ............... hnlgnt
Centre.
raster .....,..... 1880. fdrSI
Right guard.
Crane DlVeny
Right tackle.
cooper ............ OSDOTne, ReuIleiu
Right end.
Hazel ............. ....,..s baker
Quarterback.
Radford ................. Moore, Hill
Left halfback.
N.esi ......... Manners, Hungerford
Right halfback.
Ball ............. Hungerford, Dewitt
Fullback.