Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-19
BARR|NGER SCORES
TALES At WILL
South Side Falls Easy Victim in
$50 Victory for Blue
and White.
DEMPSEY AND SELLER STAR

Barringer High School steam
rollered over South Side High School
yesterday afternoon at the City Ath-
letic Field, by a score of SIS to 0.
Barringer greatly outweighed the
Clinton Killers and registered its
TALES almost at will, three first
downs being the South Siders best
efforts. The Ridge streeters showed
flashes of brilliancy, but on the whole
the Blue and White fell down badly
in the matter of disposing OF South
Side in thorough manner. All of
South Sides kicks were handled in
miserable fashion, with the excep-
! ton of two that Dempsey caught.
On one occasion the ball hit the
ground and rolled for ten yards. At
ter it had been allowed to roll and
would have been Barringer's ball,
some player attempted to run with
1t, losing a huge slice of ground.
Little Huntington hurdled through
the Barringer line on several occa-
sions. The bulky defense seemed I'M
able to stop the diminutive halfback
of the South Siders, their three first
downs resulting from his individual
efforts.
In the first half the Barringer ends
failed to get down under Dempsey's
boots after the Kickoff. The tack
ling was high and had the runner
| been speedy huge gains would have
been plunged in the Ridge streeters'
! portion of the field.
Captain Andrew Dempsey and Fred
Seller were the stars of the Bar
ringer lineup. Dempseys kicking
was of high order. Frequently on
the kickoff the ball would carry to
the 5-yard line. The kicks were high,
and speedy ends would have had lots
of time to get the man with the ball.
Seller netted huge gains through
tackle. slamming off five and ten
yards on his low plunges. He was
constantly on the alert, and was re-
sponsible for the first of the Bar
ringers scores. Dempsey kicked off
to Isenberg, who fumbled on the g.
ward chalk. Seller recovered the
leather and fell over the goal line.
1t was but moment later when he
intercepted forward pass and ran
twenty yards for another touchdown.
The first quarter ended with the
score Is to 0.
Dempsey opened up the play In the
second period with a 70-yard dash
through the Orange and Black ranks
for a touchdown. South Side took a
brace after this sprint and negotiated
u SUCCESSFUL forward pass OF the
short type. The pickup was momen-
tary, however, and Dempsey gall
loped thirty yards for another score.
Brandeis added another shortly.
After the next kickoff Fits blocked
the kick and recovered the ball for
another touchdown. Dempsey added
another brace of touchdowns on
sDrints after the plugging Brandeis
and GARDENER had brought the oval
within striking distance.
Brandeis acquired touchdown upon
the opening of the final quarter,
which was followed by Gardeners
score. South Side was powerless be-
fore It's big opponents. Hummell
blocked the kicking of Isenberg on
the one-yard line, and Schaaf scored
on the recover. On the next set of
play Barringer took the ball on downs
from the Clintonhilers and a forward
pass. Dempsey to Hummell, made the
touchdown. Dempsey kicked four
goals from touchdowns, while Gar
deneir booted one. The lineup and
summary:
South Side. Barringer.