Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-25

Those two rival high school teams
East Orange and Barringer-will oo-
cupy the centre of the stage Get at
Ashland Field, East Orange. tomorrow
In a game of football which takes on
an aspect of a Yale-Princeton or Yale
Harvard affair. Certain reverses dur
ing the latter part of the season finds
East Orange as a favorite although
the odds are not much, and in all
probability the betting will be even
when the teams take the field 9. few
minutes after u o'clock.
When East Orange and Barringer
clash it is case of bulldog meet
bulldog and, as a rule. the past rec
ords of the elevens during the sea-
son are overlooked. One thing is GER
tain, and that is that East Orange
win miss the services Of Larry Roper,
who, under the ruling Of the New
Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Associ-
alton, is unable TO play. Roper IS
without doubt one of the best field
generals in these parts, and his open
field running, for which he is noted,
will not be seen tomorrow.
Although no championship hinges on
the game there is still that old-une
rivalry which has drawn thousands
| of scholastic fans to Asland field in
! former years. This is the first time
in a number Of years that both East
Orange and Barringer have been
eliminated from the honors in the
New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic
Association.
Both Barringer and East Orange
team coaches will probably make
radical change in their lineups be-
fore the start. Coach Broadhead is
said to be seriously considering dis
placing Perry Foster at quarterback,
shifting Cairns from halfback to
quarterback and putting either
Charles Ecker or Robert Dempsey in
the backheld. Coach Grosenbsugh has
already made change which he be-
lieves will prove big help. He has
placed Lequin at quarterback and Will
use Congdon. Abott and Bloss TO
start. Fitzsimmons VIII likely be
rushed to the backf1eld before the end
of the first half Lequin as a quarter
back is a probability. He is cool
player and his drop kick against Cen
trails eleven from the vicinity Of the
forty-yard line Saturday won for him
the honor of starting tomorrow. Bar
ringer rested yesterday, but will en-
gage in a light practise today. East
Orange held light serimmage yester-
day and viii rest up today.
The general admission TO the game
is fifty cents. Reserved seats may be
purchased for s1.50 and s1.00. Re-
served space for automobiles, il pur-
chased before 11:4b o'clock. is put at
81. After 11:45 O'Clock automobile
space will cost 70 cents.
Rutherford Books Asbury Park.
Rutherford High Schools football
team wants to be recognized as State
high school champions. Coach Van
Alta, apparently in an endeavor to
force Railway High Schools team
into a game has booked the Asbury
Park High School combination. The
game is scheduled to be played to-
morrow afternoon at Rutherford.
Rutherford High School students are
said to be considerably wrought UP
over the stand taken by the Railway
contingent. Asbury Park High
Schools eleven was one Of the few
school teams Of New Jersey TO go
through a season without losing
game. The seashore boys are claim
ing the championship, il is said, and
for this reason Rutherford is anxious
to score a victory so that a game with
Railway will be possible.