Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-28
Suburbans' Garrison Finish
Responsible for 10 to 10 De-
feat of Barringerites.
SPEED AGAIN BEATS Drawn
Bloss and Dempsey Heroes OF
Respective Teams in Nip
and Tuck Battle.


Barrfnger was the result of superior
offense and the ability to cope with
The heavy Barringer attack at the
crucial moments in the latter part OF
the game. Barr niger proved unable
to check the end runs of East orange
in the final quarter, and the suburban
team pulled up from the short end of
the 16-to-6 score. Individual playing
featured the game. Scintillating for
East Orange was the work of Bloss,
who up to a week ago had been ON
the suburban second string. Bloss
tore off several brilliant end runs. two
of which resulted IN touchdoWns. The
Barringerites were unable to stop the
gains of the former substitute. Pre-
ceded by the three-man interference
of the fours-back formal on, he
skirted the local extremes for gains,
seldom under twenty yards. The Bar
ringer secondary defense appeared to
be poweriess In the face of his speed
Captain Andrew Dempsey played the
star game of the day, from the view
point of versatility. Dempsey scored
the first of the Barringer touchdowns,
and kicked a field goal from the 30
yard line. The Ridge street leader
was "A factor in almost every play
Though not as effect We, hiH end run
ming was on par with that of Bloss.
Barringer's punting far outdistanced
that of East Orange.
Bnrrinser Ends slow.
Barringer was handicapped by the
weakness of its ends. They were I'M
able to get down under Dempsay's
kicks 1t was this fault that gave
East Orange the first impetus in the
final quarter. Dempsey kicked from
his 10-yard line well into East Orange
territory to Roper The East Orange
quarter started one of his lodging
runs, and reached the 40-yard ne be-
fore he was downed. Smithhurst and
Noble were reinstated for Barringer,
IN hopes of crimping the suburban
gains. Abbot and Brentano gathered
a first down between them, and on
the next play Bloss shot around end
for a touchdown. East Orange gained
ground on the inability of the Bar
ringer quarterback to handle punts.
Much of the advantage gained by the
distance Of Dempsey's punts was lost,
as Foster was invariably downed as
he caught the ball Both teams put
up slashing game of football. Bar
ringer was the object OF fifteen-yard
penalty when Dempsey made an I'M
necessary addit on to the pile upon
the already downed runner. Meeteer
was bdiIouCu ID6 hCia hO
sooner than he got into the
game for a more severe offense.
Barringer all but scored another
touchdown in the third period.
Barringer had the ball on the East
Orange S-yard chalk with four downs
TO 90. An incomplete forward pass
and three futile tries at the line gave
the local team the ball. GARDENER
melted five yards on two line plunges.
III -aV. 0x.sT - H. 1AAwx
sey drew back as if for forward
pass. and was thrown for five-yard
loss when I develnned that the play
was q fake kick. This concluded Bar
ringers last hope in the second half.
Locals show Poor Judgment.
The Branch Brook school surprised
the sharps somewhat by not using
Dempsey frequently in the last half.
When Dempsey seemed to be the only
man to get the Blue and White out
of hole he was not used. East Or
ange's muc11-touted forward-pass
play failed TO materialize at the vital
points. In the opening period of play
the suburbanites executed several
passes. but were unable to follow
them up to ADVANTAGE.
BarriBger Alert to Chances.
Rarrnper's gains were naterialiZed
chiefly through the Fast Orange tao
lxles Seller and GARDENER gained
consistently throughout on their line
bucks the secondary defense heing
the means of stonp'ng the gains
Both Of the Barriueer touchdowns
We're the result of the a'ertness of
the locals to take ADVANTAGE of the
breaks Of fhe game Dempsey won
the toss and selected the Kickoff. Fast
Orange took the wind and the north
goal The ouaning kick SCARED high
70 the Coward line whore Tavlor mis-
cued HrnrnneI. tlle Parrineer wing.
was right rnor bin and uounced upon
the ball Seller gained ward. TO
which GARDENER added little more.
Deronsev's r''n on fake kick nut the
leather within the 5-vard zone. The
touchdown was scored on the next
play when Den1psev h1tted his way
over the line through tackle. Derun-
sew failed in his trv for the kick.
Rarrineer again Kicked off FISCHER
ran the bali hack for thrtv Yards
Abbot and Prentano found ii tough
gong thraI~h the Ridee streeters'
line. Pren+ano kicked to DEMPSEY,
who ran f-~'n the 20-yard line to the
centre Of the fed. Unable to get
the necessary ground in three at
tempts at the East Orange line,
Demnsev punted Fitzsimmnns mis-
Judged the halI and Mausert recov-
cred it on the s-vard line. GARDENER
scooted through for the second Bar
rinser score. Dempsey kicked the
goal.
Dempsey kicked off to Taylor. who
came back twenty yards Fitzsim-
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