Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-26
EASY VICTORY
RUTHERF ORD HIGH
Bloomfield Eleven Overwhelmed
in GridirOn Clash by Score
of 900.
STRAIGHT FOOTBALL WINS

That the members of the Ruther-
ford High School eleven will prove a
big factor in the seasons football
battles was demonstrated yesterday
Afternoon at Rutherford when Coach
van Atlas team trounced the Bloom
field High School aggregation by an
overwhelming score of 60 To O.
Bloomfield High Schools eleven is by
no means as strong as some of the
teams OF the larger Institutions Of
this section of the State but IT was
the. style of play, both as a team and
individually, that attracted the atten-
zion of the schoolboy followers, and
occasioned "sit up and take notice"
on the part of practically the whole
SQUAD of East Orange High School
players who attended the game with
Coach Grosenbaugh for the purpose
Of getting a line on the Rutherford
play
Hillhouse, Whitehill and Wallace,
fullback halfback and quarterback
respectively, did the brilliant work Of
the afternoon. 1t was Hillhouse who
started the scoring by making touch
down shortly after the ball had been
put in play A few minutes later Jack
Whitehill took the ball over the line
from the flve-yard mark. Previous to
Whitehills touchdown, Hillhouse
pulled off a thirty-five yard run and
Pasanante had made six. Then II
was that Rutherford waded into the
battle, scoring repeatedly Whitehill
made another touchdown soon after
his first and scoring followed in order,
Lewis getting two, Hillhouse, Wal
lace, Pasanante and Huntington one
apiece In kicking the ball after a
l.. j IL Hal
booted four over the cross bar, while
Wallace was credited with two.
It was apparent that Bloomfield's
eleven was no match for the husky
Rutherford team soon after play
started. 1t was not until the third
period that the Bloomfield lads were
enabled to make two first downs,
these coming when Coach Van Alta
sent In most of his substitute players
In the third and fourth periods, Sim
mons broke away and ran fifteen
yards before being brought to earth
thinner at guard was strong, while
Feitner at fullbacll made some good
plays while on the defensive.
Rutherford played straight football
from start to finish. Probably for
the reason that the East Orange
team was on hand, no trick plays
were tried by Van Atlas charges.
East Orange and Rutherford will
come together next Saturday at Ash
land Field, East Orange. The score:
Bloomfield. Rutherford.
Avery ..................... Lewis
Left Ends.
Left Tackles
1mmerer ..........,........ 11lIOn
Left Guards
Centres.
Right Guards.
Right Tackles.
Tice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Huntington
Right Ends.
Dell ...,,.s....... ......t.,.s. Wallace
Quarterbacks.
Simmons ................. Pasanante
Right Halfbaeks.
Left Halfbacks
feltner ...-..,...s. H1llhouse
Fullbacks
ichdOwns--Hillhouse, 2; Whitehill,
2; lewis, q Wallace, Huntington, Pas
snante; Goals from touchdowns-W White
hill, 4; Wallace, 2, Substitn tions-
Rutherford, Schonfeld for Lewis Ronnie
for clausen; Macomber for Tilton; p.
Armstrong for Black; Maynard for
Ward Everett for G. Armstrong; Buck
ner, for Huntington; Thornton for Wall
ace; Brown for Pasanante Zimmerman
for Whitehill; Schugg for Hillhouse.
Bloomheld, Loppacber for Thomas;
Wilkes for Bell; Federesco for Avery.
Referee--Jos Miller, Rutherford. Umpire
Homer simpson, Rutherford. Head
Timer-van Alta, Rutherford. Time of
quarters-Sm.