Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-26
BARR|NGER OUT TO
RETRIEVE LAURELS
Coach D'Angola's Charges Will
Make Determined Effort in
Central Games.
SCHOOL ATHLETIC GOSSIP

One of the features of the State
scholastics championships, which are
to be held next Saturday night under
the auspices of Central High School
at the First Regiment Armory, will
be the effort of Barringer High
School to retrieve it's lost athletic
laurels. Since the migration of Bar
ringer track stars to Central High
School, when Coach Anderson as
sumed charge of the physical depart
ment Of the High street institution.
Barringer has been overshadowed by
the wealth of brilliant performances
accomplished by its rival.
Coach Joe D'Angoia, the Barringer
coach, has had difficult task in de-
Veloping a new set of athletes, but
has succeeded at last in getting to-
gether an aggregation that promises
to figure prominently in several
events, If not to become a contender
next Saturday night for the title.
Barringer will enter nine men in
the various track and field events,
while three teams will face the bar
rier In the junior and senior relay
races.
Captain Ray Terhune, winner of
the Stearns all-round cup at the Bar
ringer field day last spring, is slated
to start In the 75-yard low hurdles.
Terhune Is brother of Leonard and
Parker Terhune, both of whom were
unbeatable several years ago in the
scholastic hurdle races.
Another Barringer entry of class is
that of Lester Stackhouse. a colored
boy who will be one of the field in
the senior high jump. Stackhouse is
a better broad jumper, being credited
with close to % feet, but in the alb
sence of that event, he has been en-
tered in the high jump, at which he
is fairly proficient.
Norman Wiss and Jacob Schaeffer
will sport the Blue and White In the
75-yard senior dash. Bob Dempsey
and Lansing Ten Eyck are the en-
trants in the junior sprint All of
though 1t is very improbable that
they will succeed in beating Gardner
and Esposito, the Central represent
atives.
Schaeffer will also be a starter in
/ the quarter-mile run. Hugo Phaltz
will represent Barringer in the half
mile; Frank Bozza, a cross-country
runner, will essay the mile; Benjamin
Weiss is entered in the Junior high
jump.
The Barringer relay teams will be
as follows: Senior relay, Jacob
Schaeffer. Winchell Buckley, Robert
De Pue, Lester Stackhouse and Cont
Searles, substitute; junior relay. first
team, Lansing Ten Eyck. Bob Demp-
sey, Warren Ellis, pat" Malanaphy
and Halsey Brewster, substitute; Sec
Reinhardt, Claude Richie, Augusta,
ond team, Charles Hummell, RALPH
Seaman and Lloyd Granger. substi'
tute.
To Elect Barringer Captain.
The Barringer High School foot
ball squad will elect a captain fol
next year at the annual dinner giver
by the thletic association Friday
night at De James.
Barringer and Central In Water.
Barringer and Central will clash
again this week. The local rivals are
scheduled to meet Saturday morning
The Central amphibians are expected
to record victory in view of Bar
ringers downfall before Montclail
High School. This Is the first of the
seasons splashes for the Centralites
Central Nosed Out.
Central High Schools relay team
lost first place by inches in a medley
relay race on Saturday at the Eastern
District High School games in Brook.
lyn. Stuyvesant High School, of New
York, won the event, through the
efforts of Mcdowell who ran the last
leg. The New York boy passed
Boughton, of Central, on the second
lap of the half-mile. and was never
headed.
Schoolboy Basketball.
st. Benedict's College will tackle
Hoboken High School tomorrow after
noon at Casino court. Hoboken is one
of the best teams in the vicinity, and
the Catholic school quintet will have
to be at its best In order to register a
win.
Schoolboy basketball teams here
abouts will have busy week. Sixteen
games are to be played, including two
Newark High School Athletic Associa-
ton contests. Barringer High School
will face East Side High School this
afternoon in the first of the local
league games on the East Side court
while Central High School will clash
with South Side on Friday at South
Side. Barringer will also play a New
Jersey Interscholastic League game
on Friday. East Orange is scheduled
to play the Ridge street team on the
local court The suburbanites are re-
garded by many as the ultimate win
ners of the league championship, and
Importance is attached to the game
on Barringer's court.