Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-25
Victor Schwartz Secured to
Condition Football Warriors
at Mountain School.
PICK BARRINGER TEAM
Broadhead Makes Selections
for Blue and White Clash
With PhiIlipsburg.

Victor Schwartz, the famous Brown
football player, will take charge OF
the football squad at Montclair High
School tomorrow at Edgemont Park,
where he will be assisted by Physical
Instructor Noble Randall and Coach
Halpin, in the work of developing
the mountain town squad into a con-
tender for the championship of the
New Jersey InterschoIastic League.
The retaining of Schwartz as head
coach at Montclair. is a ten-strike for
the suburbanites as the new incum-
ents of college football in the country.
He is well qualified as a coach, having
occupied that position at the Provi-
dence college after his graduation.
When Schwartz assumes the guidance
of the Montclair's football prospects
he will find the "Dutchmen" well
progressed. While there are only
three veterans of last falls team at
the school, one of these, Herbert
Knight, was the popular choice for
all-scholastic centre. Seymour Hill,
a colored boy, is again striving for
a line position. while Captain Ward
Starrett will again play tackle. Chief
among the assets of Schwartz's new
charges is the great amount of ma
terial on hand and the field equip
ment that the Montclairites have at
their disposal over six full elevens
were on the field yesterday. Only
once since practise began has the
number of candidates been less than
sixty. But half of this number is
eligible for varsity football, but the
spirit is keen and great things are
expected. A tackling dummy has been
installed and an hour of each day is
devoted to instructing the recruits
In the proper method of tackling.
Goulding K. Wight. the Princeton end,
has been on the field for the past two
weeks, as has Parker Butler. the star
lineman of the University of Wiscon-
son. who was the all Western choice
for tackle last fall. This pair i'm
parted many valuable pointers TO the
aspirants for the places on the
Dutch" eleven.
Waldmar Deetjen, the former Mont
clair Academy athlete played in the
Yale Wesleyan game yesterday.
Playing at right halfback, Deetjen' :
kicking was responsible for the fact
that Yale's score against Wesleyan
was not greater than 81 to 0.
Broadhead Picks Eleven.
After a week or more of practise,
Chief Broadhead. of Barringer, has
gotten a fairly good line on the pos
sibilities of his football candidates,
and as a result has decided on those
that will wear the Blue and White
in the game Saturday afternoon with
Phillipsburg. A popularity OF the
list that has been given out for the
game is the fact that Andy Demp-
sey. the captain of the Branch Brook
School squad. Is on the substitute
list. The reason for Dempsey's being
placed among the second stringers is
that he has been unable to practise
with the eleven owing to the stress
of other business. Four veterans are
will start in Saturdays contest.
namely. Pete Schaaf. tackle: Van
Ness. end: Haux. quarterback, and
Brandeis. halfback. All of the others
will have their initial experience un-
der fire. The personnel of the eleven
that is probably to start on Satur-
day follows: Sliker. left end: Mausert,
left tackle: Fits. left guard; Smith
hurst. centre: Noble. right guard;
Schaaf. right tackle; Van Ness, right
end: Haux. quarterback; Brandeis,
left halfback; GARDENER, right half
back: Schneider. fullback. Substi-
tutes. backfield. Seller. A. Dempsey
F. Hummell. Chapman. Cairns, Hook,
C. Hummell and r. Dempsey; ends,
Ten Eyck. Weinstein and Searles;
line. Brown. De Hart. Halstead. Full
cher. CASTOR and Kaiser.
Warner Best at Tennis.