Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-22
TEAMS WILL PLAY
MINUS BEST MEN
Safer, ErIer, SchIeckser and
Bell Out of Central-SOutIl
Side Football Clash.
FIRST CITY LEAGUE GAME

FIRST CITY LEAGUE GAME
Central and South Side High School
football teams will engage in their
first Newark High Schools Athletic
Association football contest at the
CITY Athletic Field, in Bloomfield ave-
nue.. tomorrow afternoon. Just how
the teams shape up before the battle
may be CLEANED from their respective
records. South Side has beaten Battin
High School, of Elizabeth, and played
a tie game with Newton. Both of
these contests were played away
from home. Central defeated Dover
and Ridgewood and lost last Satur-
day to Montclair's eleven of the New
Jersey Interscholastic Athletic AS
ISOLATION Montclair has rather
strong team this year South Side is
receiving much attention over the
fact that it defeated Battin High
School. a team that scored twice on
the Railway High School squad.
Both teams will be minus the ser
vices of some of their best players
/
Sidney Safer, its quarterback, while
South Side will be without Schleck-
ser. Both these players Z We're set
down for infraction of the ruling OF
the Newark High Schools Athletic
Association They will be able to
play with their teams November I.
Ray Krout will play quarterback for
Central, while Richie and Hopkins
will be seen on the TANKS. Krout
IL. in
but has filled in at quarterback dur
ing the absence of Safer in practice.
Just who will fill in for Schleckse7
has not been definitely decided by
Coaches Cavallero and Macherey.
Charles Bell, another good man on
the end, will also be out of the game
for South Side, as will Albert Erler,
for Central Bell has not been in
school the required number of days
while Erler is said to have been
registered in Newark high schools
over the four year limit.
stevens May Surprise East Orange.
Confident OF victory, East Orange
High Schools football warriors will
invade Castle Point Field, Hoboken,
today, to play the Stevens Prep. eleven
in a New jersey Interscholastic Ath-
letic Association game. Stevens may
prove a big surprise to the East Or
ange team. The Hoboken boys from
the preparatory school have been
showing we'll In practice games. They
recently managed to score a victory
over the varsity scrubs by a score OF
to 0. Roper, the East Orange quar-
terback, Is ineligible to play In todays
game, and FitZsimmons will call the
signals. 1t is likely that Bill Francke
will fill in at one of the halfback posi-
tions, as he has been putting up
brilliant game in practice.
Fully TO Umpire Game.
Dave Fultz, president of the Base
ball Players Fraternity, is to be one
of the officials at the Barringer-
Montclair football game at the City
Athletic Field today. Fultz, who has
been chosen to offlciate at the Yale
Harvard and Princeton games.
will act In the capacity of umpire in
today's game. A. N. Farrier, former
Dartmouth University athlete, will
referee, with James Baldwin, another
Dartmouth man, as field Judge The
teams expect to get started at 3:45
o'clock.
Close Hill and Dale Race Expected.
East Orange High Schools hill and
Qdle letIIl VIII Ilaht ILL tlIOTI 10 TAKE
the Bloomfield High School runners
meet which will take place Satur-
day morning over the course in
Bloomfield. Stanley Doggett, captain :
of the East Orange team, expects the
race in Bloomfield to be q close one.
Bloomfield has such sterling per-
formers as Garlock, Cook, Peck and
Unger These runners, under the di-
rection of Harry Coates, have been
training faithfully for the meet Sat
Fortescue, Wyman and Doggett run
ming to form, should give Bloomfield
a hard run Saturday. Each team
will enter about eight candidates.
McGovern Leads West Orange Harriers.
A cross-country run which gives
promise of being close will be held
at Weequahic Park Saturday morn
ing, when the barriers representing
South Side and West Orange High
Schools come together. The West
Orange team had its final workout
before the dual meet yesterday. The
record and McGovern succeeded in
covering a course measuring a little
over three miles in the good time OF
II minutes So AS seconds. Hopkins
finished second in is minutes 1875
seconds. Burke, a youngster from
the grammar grades was third. After
covering two and one-half miles,
Ridgeway, Voegel and Bishop were
taken with a runners stitch and
had to ease up in their running.
Joseph Byrne, a quarter-mile runner
of the st. Columba's Club, OF this
city, who is acting as coach was we'll
pleased with his charges.
Montclair Eleven to Visit Elizabeth.
With several players on the injured
list Montclair Academy will tackle
Pingry School, at Elizabeth, Saturday
afternoon. Hoag, Scudder, Mathiasen
and Hazel sustained injuries in the
game against Rutgers Scrubs Satur
day. The injuries are slight, however
and 1t Is believed the players will be
ready for the game at Elizabeth.
Maxfeld breaks School Record.
Wallace (Pete) Maxfield, the
Bloomfield boy, was in the athletic
limelight at Lafayette College yes
terday afternoon. Maxfield, compel
ing in the annual freshman and
sophomore track meet, broke the
shotput record of the school when he
heaved the iron ball distance of a.
rect inch. The former record was
Al feet inches. Maxfield was q.
member of the freshman team which
defeated the sophomores by the large
score of IS to 49,