Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-26
CENTRAL HARRIERS
TO SEEK REVENGE
CITY SchoOIbOys Anxious to
Wipe Out Defeat by St.
BenediCt's Team.
BIG MEET ON NOVEMBER o

St. Benediets Prep. School a.aletes
are stin receiving congratulate 5 as
a result of their victory over The Ger
tral High team at cross c"uf !
last Saturday. Central, it is safe, wi
ed until il obtains re-
venge. The Central boys will have Il
chance to redeem themselves Satur
day, November 6. when they will meet
the st. Benedict's team again in
cross country run, which will be held
under the auspices of the st. Bene
diets Preparatory School al Branch
Brook Park The run will be termed
the New Jersey State championship
cross country run and is open to all
rep schools of the STATE.
The entry blanks call for the distance
OF three and three-quarter miles.
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Defeat Broke Central Record.
Coach Anderson, of the Central
team, will not rest easy until his boys
score a victory over the st. Benedict
Prep. barriers. Anderson's teams
have never been beaten by any local
school team and they nave practically
cleaned up everything in the high
school line hereabouts almost sim
Central High was established. Tie
defeat was stunning blow to Ander-
son and the members of the team as
well.
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Angus Proves Gameness
1t developed that Winfield "Injun'
Angus, of the Central team, ran with
a nail in his heel almost half of the
distance in Saturdays cross-country
run. Angus wore rubber heels and
the nail broke through after he had
reached the Park avenue bridge on
the first turn. He stuck to his task
and never whimpered, although II
pained him while he was in action
Angus today is limping as result
and shows a deep cut in his heel to
bear out his statement.
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Barringer Expects Easy victory
Barringer High Schools football
team is expected to have an easy time
of it with the South Side High School
eleven in Newark High Schools
Athletic Association game at the City
Athletic Field in Bloomfield avenue
tomorrow afternoon. Barringer viii
be minus three of its stars, Charles
Hopkins, Charles Schneider and Perry
Foster, who are ineligible to play.
Schneider was set down for a year
for breaking the rules of the associa-
tion, and Foster has been in school
over the required period. Hopkins
is ineligible, as he transferred his
studies from the Central High to
Barringer High in September. The
loss of these players may handicap
Barringer somewhat. Richie will
likely play fullback, and Bob Demp-
sey will call the signals in the place
of Foster. Duncan and Hummel will
ha "a
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Cook Dickinson Candidate.
Miller Cook, another of Bloomfield
Highs former track athletes, IL
working out for the track team al
Dickinson College. .
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Eisenstein in Cornell Squad.
Isadore Eisenstein, the former Gem
tral High. sprinter, is q member OF
the Cornell freshman track team,
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LASER on Cornell Soccer Team.
Aaron LASER, the former Central
High School track athlete, is playing
left halfback on the Cornell soccer
team. LASER is looking forward to a
successful season in athletics. He
manages to get in some training at
pole vaulting, a pastime in which he
is showing vast Improvement.
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Schaefer II. p. I. Track Captain.
Jake Schaefer another former Cen
trail High School track man, is cap
tain of the Rensselaer, Polytechni-
Institute cross-country team. Re-
ports have it that Schaefer is proving
to be one of the best of the hill and
dale runners at the Troy On. Y.) in
stitution.
Class Numerals for Garlock.
Eddie Garlock, who used to tear ur
the boards and who was one of the
best athletes known at Bloomfield
High School, has won his numerals
at Syracuse University. He is a
member of the freshman track team.