Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-14

Yesterdays Result.
East Side. 7; Central,


Good old-time line plunging in the
last quarter of play enabled East
side High School to pull up on even
terms with Central High School in a
Newark High Schools Athletic As
ISOLATION League battle at the City
Athletic Field Yesterday afternoon.
The final score was TO Z. Central
outplayed East Side throughout the
greater part of the game, especially
after Joe Cirhncione. a star hanback,
on the East Side team. was ruled out
Of the contest in the second quarter
Tor attempting to engage in a fist
night with one of the Central players.
CirIincione, generally a cool player in
a crisis, apparently lost his bearings,
and as a result was eliminated from
the game. The wind played havoc
with both teams and had q good deal
to. do with the registering of touch
downs A strong southerly wind en-
abled Berg, East Sides kicking ar
list, to boot the ball over seventy
yards.
The playing of Harold Smith at
right tackle for Central High School
and the excellent head work of Dick
Horns at quarterback for East Side
High School stood out as the big fea-
lures of the game Smith was in the
game at all times. He broke up play
after play, and several times was re-
sponsible for throwing the East Side
backfield runners for a loss. Dick
Horns held his end up well at calling
signals and was far superior to Sid
hey Safer, the Central quarterback.
The latter player was off form in d.
recting his attack. At the end of the
E1r i'm toe 70
Safer called on a centre rush play
four times with the ball about half
of foot from the goal. Any other
directed attack might have produced
results, as the East Side team was
practically banked around the centre
man.
1t was Harry Bossett who scored
Central's touchdown, which came
after heavy line plunging and run
ming wide of the East Side left end.
Horns was taken from end and placed
at quarterback when Cirlincione was
removed from the game. Right after
the start of the second half Central
began tearing through the East Side
line East Side kicked off and Safler
made a good return. Bossett, Engle-
berger and Safer succeeded in plac-
ing the ball on East Sides five-yard
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Sides left end for a touchdown, and
Safer kicked the goal.
East Side made dts march on Cen
rails goal from the thirty-yard mark
n the last quarter. Bongiavanni,
Horns and Berg took turns at car
wing the ball, and the three play
ers, especially Horns, made things
for the Central line. Sub
;tftutes were being rushed into the
game at this point by both teams.
From the vicinity of the two-yard
inc Pete Bongiavannia went over.
There was a dispute over the touch
Town. Central players claiming that
East Side still had few inches to
70. The officials, however, decided
hat a touchdown had been made,
md IL was then up to Eddie Berg TO
lie the score. Berg made good by
placing the bali between the up
rights With only a few minutes left
q play Central had the ball in mid
1eld and Bundy replaced, Engle-
berger at halfback. Bundy was only
In the game a few minutes when he
brought the spectators to their feet
with a sensational end run Of thirty
Yards. Central was threatening to
score when the whistle announced
the end of play. The lineup:
Central. East side.
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Left Ends.
IL. Smith ......-s......sss.ssss Aastoh
Left Tackles,
Schuuacnef ...-t.s-.s.s.--ssss ddCoDd
Left Guards.
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Centres.
LaSser sst.ss....+.. ..s.., .ssss' deilmhh
Right Guards.
lffNEt 10. 80 DtEn
Right Tackles.
lie tfF0ot -.ss..sss.+s..-ss sNeuhcHaelleE
Right Ends.
Safer ..,....s......... Cirlincione
Quarterbacks.