Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-13
SOUTH SIDE BOYS
LOOK FOR BATTLE
Little Known of Perth AmbOy
Eleven, Which Will Play
Here Tomorrow.

South Side High Schools football
team, which has an excellent chance
of winning the championship of the
ewark High Schools Athletic As
ISOLATION League, will engage the
Perth Amboy team In battle at the
City Athletic Field tomorrow after
noon. Little is known Of the ability
of the Perth Amboy team in this
city save for the fact that it Sc
cured an even break In two games
with Freehold Perth Amboy also
won two games from Metuchen.
Under the direcsion OF Coach Cav
allero the South Side team has been
working hard for the game with
Barringer High Schools eleven
which will take place next Friday
at the city athletic field. This game
will practically decide the cham
pionship of the Newark High School
League. In practice Chad Hetzei mas
shown an Improvement In kicking
ana is getting the ball away faster
than ever Graham Huntington Is
Zero believes will prove a star in the
game against BarringeTs team.
Railway BaIks ct Rutherford.
II is said that Railway does not
care to consider Rutherford as
championship possibility. Some OF the
Railway players and Coach Shor'
were at yesterdays game between
Barringer and Rutherford. Coach
Short made no attempt to arrange
game with Rutherford. Neither did
Rutherford make an attempt to get
in contact with the Railway manage
ment. Principal Van Alta says his
charges will play Railway at any
oh 10 mil
ing to arrange the game, but 1t Is
said that Railway is undecided about
the contest. Some of the Railway sup
porters point to the fact that their
team defeated East Orange by a score
of 20 to 0, while the best Rutherford
could do was to hold East Orange to
a to 7 game. The scholastic fans
however. will not be satisfied until q
decision is reached between the cham
pionship contenders.
-Four Games on Today's Program.
There are four schoolboy games
scheduled to be played on local and
nearby fields today. Central and East
In a Newark High Schools League
game at the City Athletic Field In
Bloomfield avenue and Newark Acad-
envy is scheduled to meet East Or.
ange at Academy Field, orange and
First streets. Another game that
gives promise of being close and in
teresting is that between MoStela!r
High School and Kingsley School OF
Essex FEELS at the Montclair Athletic
Clubs grounds. Hackley School and
Morristown School are to come to-
gether at Morristown-
Big Turneut IT Game.
The turnout at yesterdays game
between Rutherford and BarrinseI
High School teams was one of the
best of the season Rutherford sent a
big delegation of rooters who came
by means of auto trucks. The CHAM
pionship bee, which is buzzing in the
bonnets of the Rutherford lads, has
set the Bergen county town fans up
and doing.
Myer with Dartmouth Varsity Harriers.
Joe Myef, former Central High
School runner, was among those OF
the Dartmouth eross-country team
who left Hanover yesterday afternoon
to compete in the New England in
tercollegiates at Franklin Park, Bos-
ton, tomorrow. Drabbie, former
BarFinger cross-country athlete. win
compete as member OF the Dart
mouth freshmen against Penn fresh
men at Philadelphia tomorrow.
Game for Harrison High Tonight.
Harrison High School will meet
West Hoboken High School IN game
OF basketball at the Lincoln School
court in Harrison tonight.