Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-22
narrineer,s Prospects Bright.

Despite the loss of Andy Dempsey,
It's start player, Barringer hlgh
School bids fair to put on the grid
iron this season one of the best foot
ball teams in recent years At the
beginning of the season many be-
Iieved that the loss of Dempsey would
put the blue and white team in q
big hole. With the material on hahu
at the present time Coach Broadheau
believes that he has the markings Oh
an eleven that will be capable Oh
holding its own both in the Newark
High School Athletic Association and
the New Jersey Interscholastic Atm
letic Association. Andy Dempsey
was particularly valuable for his
hunting, ability He was propapiy
the best schoolboy punter in this sec
tion of the country. He was Dig
star in the game, but in being a star
his fellow players, realizing his ADJ.
ity. probably expected too much OIL
him. -, :,
Track Coach Joe D'Angola, who Is
helping Broadhead with the Iootpai =
players, takes an optimistic view o I
the matter in regards to the loss ol
Dempsey. D'Angola figures .lla' III. III
members of the Barringer squad WI.
n1av an team this season instead OF
RELYING on one man. The Barringer
eleven played as team last year,
b,,t il was only too apparent lnal
much deuended on Andy Dempsey III
the tight places. At the present liiile
Charles Halstead is being drilled IN
the art of kicking footoan. "a.
Yesterdays practice he got off some
good spirals, although at times ne
was a trifie deliberate. with n..le
more practice Halstead is expected To
develop into a good punter.
The Barringer team got IN SONY
good practice at Branch Brook Farh
Yesterday afternoon. the hrst eieven
engaged in a scrimmage with the sec
ond team, 1t was the first scrim-
mage work of the season for the oiue
and white SQUAD. No touchdoWns
u,era made the ball being brought
bacl 70 the centre of the playing
snaca each time. "Red" Cairns ana
lack Diamond worked at the quar-
terhack position for the second team
vbile Perry Foster called out the sig
nails for the first combination. cairns
nlayed a halfback position part OF the
time and seemed to make good head
way. Diamonds playing for the sec
ond eleven, however, was IeatuIs
of the afternoons work. He seemed
to have lots of energy penind nus
work. and at one time broke loose
and avaded six tacklers. Diamond
win nrohably be used as halfback
An tha game against Phillipsburg at
pn;llinsbIrg. Saturday. Diamond is
,atber LIGHT for the backfield, but his
snaed and ability will probably find
for him a place at halfbaek.
Central Athletes Practice.
rhe candidates for the Central High
cobooj track and field team were out
~ Branch Brook Park yesterday att
a,noon under the guidance of Coach
carl Anderson. The boys are endeav-
oring to get in condition Tor the inter,
class athletic meet, which VIII be nelo
"a civ Field October Fl. While the
q. tarial is discouraging Coach An
darson is not downhearted. The
hroad jumpers were trying the take
an, Yesterday, while the cross-coun-
trz, candidates went through half
Lie log. Several likely looking high
summers are among the material, ana
n energy counts for anything Coacn
anderson will soon whip the squad
into shape.
Ronald Smith IN.
Ronald Smith, the former physical
.,,s+ructor at Branch Brook Park, is
aanfned to his home with stomach
tro,,ble. Smith was studying at the
University of Missouri. but he In
ENDS to rest up until February.
Montclair Academy Plans.
Coach Bill Hazel expects to have a
b;e aol,ad of Montclair Academy foot
hall players out for initial practice al
the Academy Field In Montclair TO-
day The addition of Pattison, VINO
nIeyed on the baseball team, 1s ex-
pscted to strengthen the eleven. Man
ners, who play with the MontciaIr
High School team last year, is ex-
e.od 10 report with the academy
pIoven today. Among the 1918 team
.,sey,,hers who returned to the Mont
Hair institution at it's opening yes
tardav were Radford, Hoag, Praeter,
Tabr,n and Homer Hazel
Hughes on TO Amherst
Robert e. Hughes. of Berkeley
Dlace, Montoiair, for two years one OF
we leading athletes in Montclair
tIiph School, has gone to Amherst,
Mass where he will attend Amherst
collage. For two seasons. Hughes
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