Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-03
kEASBEY jus.
WIN CAME, 12-O
Football Game Yesterday Re-
suits in MGtuGfGn Losing
By Special Correspondents,

0U bDtIlNAt COIt CHbtA ffta
KEASBEY, Nov. 3.-The Keasbey
Junior eleven smashed Its way to a
~ to 0 victory over the Metuchen
eleven here yesterday, in a game
largely featured by the brilliant for
ward passing of the locals. The vtsi-
tors were unable to cope IN any way
with the many forward passes worked
to q good advantage by the local team.
The game was fought hard
throughout and the Metuchen lads
were game until the enc.
The K~easbeyites were neVer in dan
ger of being scored on and had the
ball in their opponents territory
throughout the biggest part Of the
game.
The locals early resorted to the
forward passing which they worked
throughout the contest with much
success. Maier was or the hurting
end of most of the aerial losses and
Quarterback E. Schuster received
them in fine style, he accounting for
four successful passes which Melted
fifteen to twenty yards each.
Two touchdowns were made in the
first half for the locals. Narleskf
carried the ball over for the first
count and E. Schuster added another
six pointer shortly after.
Metuchen frightened up after the
first half and played a strong defen-
sive game.
The locals first touchdown came af-
ter four minutes Of play.
Maier kicked to Metuchen at the
opening CT the game. After several
rushes the visitors fumbIed and lost
the ball in midfield.
Keasbey got underway with a rush.
Several plunges by Mailer and Lovas
netted large gains and the ball was
soon near the goal line. Narleski
then broke through for ten yards and
carried the ball across the line for the
first touchdown. Maier failed to kick
the goal.
When the second quarter started,
Keasbey worked two successful for
ward passes bringing the ball on the
twenty yard line. Maier then hurled
a pretty forward pass to E. Schuster
who ran fifteen yards for the second
touchdown Of the game. Narleski fall
ed to kick the goal.
The second half found Metuchen
reinforced by the addition OfNaguiness
q fast man. Maguiness broke through
the local line for large gains, but the
ball kept changing from side to side
and neither team Vas able to put an
other one across the goal line.
John v. Burke, a former college
man, refereed the game in splendid
style. Metuchen was penalized for
off side on one occasion, while the
K~easbeyites suffered no penalties.
Yesterdays game marked the sec
ond victory for the locals over the
lads from the "brainy borough" the
first game rsutting in a 2 to 0 victory.
Coach Katransky was well pleased
with the work of the locals and will
keep them busy practising for next
Saturdays game. Practise will be
held Tuesday morning and several
nights during the week in Rogan's
Hall.
The game was largely attended and
the Metuchenites had many follow
ers.
The lineup and summary:
KEASBEY G2) METUCHEN (0)
John Stark. lie. .....rle Z. Maguiness
William Romer, 1t ....... II, Drake
John Piasko, lg ...........l g, Cohen
J.. Grispart, C ...... C, l.. Roxbury
Joseph Stark, re -. re, j. RoXbury
John Sullivan, TT '..... rt, Hartman
Joseph Parsler, re ...... re ]. Breen
e. Schuster, OBJ .....:..qb c. Breen
w. Narleski. lib $50. lib, J. Wallace
Maguiness
s. Lovlas. RIB ....... RIB, s. Mundy
H. Maier, fb. ...... fb. e. Roxbury
Touchdowns-E. Schuster, w. Mar
leski. Substitutes, Maguiness for
Wallace. Umpire Batsford, Head
Linesman, Katransky.