Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-05
TEST AHEAD FOR
SOUTH SIDE BOYS
Indicated Plainfield Eleven
Viii Oppose Local GridirOn
Warriors Tomorrow.
ONLY GAME IN NEWARK

The only schoolboy football game
scheduled IN this city tomorrow aft
ernoon will be played at the City Ath-
letic Field, Bloomfield avenue, where
the South Side High School eleven
and the Plainfield High School team
clash. Plainfeld has as yet to meet
defeat this season and is reputed to
have one of the strongest teams in
years. South Side has been training
for this contest and will start with
its full strength.
South Side attributes it's failure to
make better showing in the New
ark High Schools Athletic Associa-
tion partly to the fact that several
Of the regular players of last years
team failed to respond to the call.
Charles Bell, who gained prominence
last year as an end, was to have ap-
peared with the squad few weeks
ago, but decided to devote his at
tention to business. The loss OF
Bioren, who is out of the game on
account of parental objection, put a
big hole in the ranks and then again
Henry Isenberg, who 1t was believed
would return, failed 10 do so.-
South Side made a great record last
year in playing draw with Bar
ringer. The latter team, however,
was too strong for Coach Cavallero's
proteges this year. st. Benedicts
Prep School gave South Side hard
battle on election day and but for
the fact that substitutions were made
in the last quarter of the game. there
st.1. n d3ffAronf
While it has not exactly been an off
year for South Side, still the team
has not performed as well as 1t did
In 1914 and the loss of several first
class players, who failed to respond
to the call, is partly accountable for
the showing of the eleven this year.
O.
Hard Game for East Side.
East Side High will face a hard
proposition tomorrow afternoon at
Nelson Field, New Brunswick, where
it will come together with the Rut-
gers Prep School team on the grid
iron. Rutgers has a mighty fine team
this year and from past records East
Side will have to be at its best to
hold the prep boys from scoring. The
only team to take the measure of
Rutgers Prep this year was the Ham,
litOI1 llhlilutC GlCftIl- SOaSA AfOCSf Va
the New Brunswick eleven, spent the
greater part of the present week
teaching his proteges the art of de-
fensive work and breaking up the
open play which East Side Is ex-
pected to show. Rutgers has back
field man In Jimmy Olson whom East
Side will do we'll to. watch every sec
1nd OF play. Olson has proved one
IF the sensations of the season in the
Dackfleld and his work to date has
been favorably commented upon by
hose who have seen him in action
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Central at Rutherford.
Central High Schools crippled
eleven will be seen at Rutherford to-
afternoon playing against
Coach Van Atlas boys of the high
school Of that place. Rutherford is
making bid for State championship
honors this season, and the team so
far has done well, although the op-
position met was not what one could
term extra quality" Central will
resort to a defensive game
against Rutherford. The local team
is in bad shape, due to injuries. and
If the players can hold Rutherford
even they will be doing far better
tnan IS ekpecteu OF tneIn-
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Big Game In Railway.
One of the big games in New Jer-
sey tomorrow will take place at Rah-
way. where the Railway and Asbury
Park high schools will battle for SUI
premacy on the gridiron. Railway Is
the favorite, although a close game is
expected. Asbury Park has not been
I'd 1ac n
clean record Railways recent show
ing against East Orange leads many
of the schoolboy follows in this sec
ton of the State to favor the Union
eleven. Should Railway get
the verdict it win practically elm
mate Asbury Park from any claim
on the State scholastic championship.
o.
Kingsley Boys to Face Test.
Kingsley School, of Essex Fells. is
by football eleven
which has not met defeat on its home
stamping grounds for three years To-
morrow the Kingsley boys will be
stiff proposition in the
Hamilton Institute team. Hamilton
is going to Essex Fells with bright
and Coach Neary has pre-
dicted that his team will come out
with flying colors. Kingsley has not
been scored upon this season. The
Essex Fells combination has one Of
the best field men in this section of
the State in Bingham who has played
for almost three years. His work
against HamiEton will be watched
with interest.
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stevens Forced to Forfeit.
stevens Prep Schools football
eleven has been so badly crippled
this year on the gridiron that it has
been forced to forfeit it's game to
East Orange. The game was ched-
uled to be played today at Ashland
Field East Orange. No less than
i've regulars and Coach Saunders are
on the sick list. and it would simply
be a case of leading a lamb to
slaughter for Stevens to clash against
East Orange today. The East Or
ange slate will show East Orange
winning today's contest by score
of | to 0.
O.
Duvait Bayley Hall Star.
Jacinto Duvait was the big star of
the senior division In the field day
which was held at Setonia Field yes-
terday by the boys of Bayley Hall.
He scored 2012 points Michael
O'Sbaughnessy was second, with 10
points. and Jack Helm, third, with 3.
Hamilton Burke won the honors in
the Junior division, with Vie Arnold
second. The Rev. W. A. Griffin Cup
was won by John Dumit, The sew
enth grade boys won the class tro-
phy.