Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-27

| pIay. East Orange almost on it's own g
/ ing tn maize the required distance by tn
line. Meeteer and A bbott were I'M
able to gain and Lequin got back for
another attempt at drop kicking. he
missed the goal from the forty-yard
line and the half en- ded. Play was
pretty even in this quarter While
East Orange was able to gain on
three downs, it was unable to put
forth the necessary "kick for
fourth down, Barringe line remain
ing adamant when it appeared as
though the suburban eleven was on
its way for a touchdown. Lequin
tried four drop kicks in this period
from the vicinity of the forty-yard
line. but in each instance he failed.
The wind appeared TO hamper his
efforts.
Barringer Formation Fails.
Both teams came out on the field
on the run and the second half start
ed with Schwartzkopf kicking to
Dempsey Dempsey tried to make an
end run but was downed for a ten
yard loss by Reynolds Cairns kicked
to Lequin. Brandies broke up the
first East Orange rush by breaking
through the line and getting Lequin.
Abbott could not gain and kicked TO
Foster. Dempsey made two yards
and GARDENER followed with a nine
yard gain through the left side OF
East Oranges line. GARDENER lost
his belt in the scrimInage and time
was taken out. Barringer had the
ball on her twenty eight-yard line
Barringer tried a lateral pass, but it
i failed to gain. Foster made two
yards and Dempsey eight. GARDENER
made first down thrO ugh left guard
At,1 10 I'M
but recovered The Ba rringer forma-
ton I'D" play failed, Wyngard break
ing it up Barringer tried the centre,
but fell short. Cairns kicked to Nee
teer, who was tackled by Dempsey.
East Orange kicked to Foster, who
made ten yards. Gard enier made
yard. A forward pass, thrown by
Foster, was intercepted by Lequin.
Ten Eyck went in for IIummell, as the
latter had injured his ankle. Lequin
tried to penetrate the outer bulWarks
of the Barringer team twice and was
successful for five yards on his second
attempt. Meeteer made a first down
through tackle. Halstead made a
good tackle of Lequin, but Meeteer
followed with another first down
through left side of Barringer's line
White went in for Fitzsimmons and
Immediately started to stir things up
bit. White was tried four times in
succession and on his second play
made eight yards. Meeteer fumbled
and GARDENER recovered. a lateral
pass, Foster to Cairns, netted Bar
ringer fifteen yards Barringer's
players were playing fast at this stage
| of the game and appeared to have
/ East Oranges contin gent worried
Dempsey gained three yards on a wide
| end run around the left flank of East
! Orange. The ball went TO East Or
Z q, r At
of Barringer's second-String players
were on the field at the time, and it
was believed that Coach Broadhead
was holding back his regulars for a
final attack in this period.
Cairns kicked to East Orange.
From the twenty-yard mark Meeteer
made nine yards. Searles went in for
Brandies for Barringer at end. Alb
| bolt went through centre for five
yards. A shift play was tried by East
Orange and Abbott gained five more
! yards. Reynolds made a first down
and the ball was on Barringer's forty
five yards line when the whistle blew,
announcing the end of the third quar-
ter The third quarter found the
teams playing for the most part in
the centre of the field. First one side
had the advantage and then the other.
Sliker Returns to Game.
At the beginning OF the fourth
quarter Siker went In for De Hart,
Noble for Dan Ecker, Duncan for
Searles for Barringer. and for East
| Orange Curtin replaced Wyngard.
/ Coach Broadhead sent in his first
string players for the last final eff
fort. Right off the reel Abbott made
first down. Schneider took Demp-
sey's place at fullback. Lequin tried
drop from twenty eigh t-yard mark
and 1t fell short. Barringer's ball on
twenty-yard line. GARDENER and
Schneider made six yards, the latter
making first down. BarTinger tried a
formation 30" again. but poor
pass was almost disastrous to the
! Newarkers. Perry Foster, however,
recovered. Cairns kicked but the
ball was brought back, East Orange
| being off side. Barringer took five
yards on the penalty. East Orange
was again offside, another penalty
being inflicted upon the team
Schneider made three yards and Fos-
ter added three more. Two more
yards were added by Schneider when
East Orange asked for time out on
account of injuries. Cairns kicked
and White ran the ball back fifteen
yards Brandies repla ced Searles
Brewster went in for Ca rdenier East
Orange players protested, claiming
Brandies had been in three times
lnlS was ON6TTulSu DIS ne was OHiy II
the game once before White ant
Meeteer made four yards. Abbott
kicked Foster waited for the II t.
stop rolling and then picked it III
and made two yards. The ball wai
, on Barringer's twenty-yard line
Schneider made two yards and Cairns
kicked to Francke A short forward
! pass. Meeteer to Abbott gained f1v'
yards for East Orange, Abbott max
ing first down. Flynn went in fo
Curtin.
There were but four minutes Il
] play. De Hart went in for Noble