Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-07

"tI way yesterday Wnen bdTTlnBef
tliumphed over East Side. The teams
of Central and South Side high
schools will come together October q,
Standing of the Teams.
w l.. Pc w l.. Pc.
Barringer.. l O I.000South Side 0 o 200
.'entral... 0 .000East Side. ! 900
Yesterdays Results.
Barringer. IA East Side, o.
Barringer High Schools football
eleven managed to win it's first New
ark High Schools Athletic Associ-
alton League football contest at Ath-
letie Field yesterday afternoon from
East Side High Schools representa-
tives by a score of IA to o. While the
Barringer players We're victorious IT.
cannot be said that the team played
anything like a championship aggre-
cation. The absence of three play
eis, Bud Noble, Clyde Gardiner and
Perry Foster, might have had a lot
to do with the showing. but il is safe
to predict that if Barringer expects
TO keep up its record of former years
on the gridiron it will have to take
a brace and a big brace at that
Saturday Barringer will play Law
renceville at Lawrenceville, and the
chances of holding the big prep.
school team in check do not appear
DEl81I at lnlS SldBc Ol inc GUMS
All credit is due the East Side for
It's showing yesterday against an
eleven which was looked upon to do
some heavy scoring. Probably the
scholastic followers expected too
much from Broadhead's charges, but
the fact remained that Barringer had
many opportunities to score yester-
day and fell down at times when
score seemed possible. East Side
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the ends for long outside runs
and hitting the left grand, at which
Smethurst seemed to be weak.
Kreitzberg and Cirlincione did the
big amount of work for East Side,
the former at tackling and the latter
as a ground gamer Kreitzberg, on
the offensive, however was weak.
He had chances galore of making
good on the receiving end of for
ward passes, but he fell down more
than once, invariably fumbling the
ball when it appeared to be right in
his hands. These fumbles after
time proved costly and East Side
began to feel the wear, although 1T
continued forward passing for the
most part of the game.
While Barringer's play was not up
to what was expected of it, the team
showed a slight Improvement over
tilt SilOWlllE aSbiioA iNhhNhS
High Schools eleven Saturday.
There were some good tackles and
there was a noticeable improvement
on the offensive. Diamond, Cairns
and Schneider got off some good
runs The latter player might have
made good around the ends had he
been given the required interference,
but thrice in the second half he was
seen to go around alone, and as re-
tpft a. IN
real heady boy of the game. Towards
the latter part of the affair Hook,
one of his teammates got in the way
OF an intended East Side forward
pass and started in the direction of
the Barringer goal posts. If Hook
had had his way he probably would
have made n touchdown against his
own team. Cairns yelled to him to
stop, but Hook apparently did not
hear his fellow player and had COW
cred some fifteen yards before he
was thrown, Cairns deemlng 1t best
to make the tackle himself in order
TO prevent his teammate from regis
tering touchdown.
Without doubt Joe Cirlincione, of
East Side, and Hummell, of Barrin-
ger, were the stars of the game. CIR
lincione got off some good end runs
one of them being good for thirty
NAfuS. IL WIS Ofl lut hSl'haiNN Ni'N'N
Ilummeu did brilliant work. Time
rter time he broke up plays and
the East Side backs seldom got
through his side of the line.
Ecker made both of Barringers
touchdowns and Halstead kicked the
.oais. The first score came in the
opening quarter, when line piunges
by Schneider and runs by Diamond
and Ecker put the ball on the four
rltn1.n he
rlayer was rushed over on one
plunge,
East Side High Schools eleven
questioned the second touchdown,
which came in the last period. In the
third quarter the ball had been
worked to East Sides Vineyard line
when Barringer attempted forward
pass, which failed. 1t was East
Sides ball on her vineyard line ana
Cirlincione kicked to CAIRNS, VINO
was thrown on the sixteen-yard line
when the whistle announced the end
OF the third quarter The officials
claimed that on this play an East
Side player was caught tripping, and
thereby a nfteen-yard penalty was
inflicted. AT the resumption of play
il, the fourth quarter the bail was
placed on East Sides one-yard me
and Ecker went over Tor touch-
down, The lineup; - s,,.
Barringer. sast Sl.',
Left Ends.
IIalstead ..................-. JacoDs
Left Tackles.
Smethurst NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Schanmer
Left Guards.
S1ikcr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MckoDertS
Centres,
''''' Right Guards.
Right Tackles
Right Ends.
Diamond ...............:. ........ Horns
Quarterbacks.
'" Left Halfbacks.
Cairns .............. Bongivianni
- - Right Halfbacks.
schneider ,.-..:. :.......'.. Nlrllhclone
Fullbacks.
Score by Periods.
Harringer ......,...'...... la
East Side ........,........ o o 0 o. 0
Touchdowns-E Ecker >. Goals from
touchdown Halstead >. Substitutes
Earringers. Brandes for Searles, Gollnsh
for Smethurst, Hummell for Ten Eyek.
cairns for Diamond. Hook for Cairns.
Kane for Hook. Wadsworth for Schneid-
n, Schneider for Wadsworth, Dempsey
FOR Schneider. East side, Sieyering for
Three Teams Use Same Field.
Three teams of the Newark High
Schools Athletic Association were
working at the City Athletic field
Yesterday afternoon. over in cor
rer of the field which has been named
rReutschis Lot" by the schoolboys,
after the official in charge. the Cen
tral High School eleven went through
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