The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-05

The team OF the Seventeenth Separate Company of
Flushing defeated the knickerbocker A. c. on Thurs
day night at Flushing by the score or 20 to o.
The Central Y. NJ c. A. and Grecnpoint Y. NJ. C.A
teams will meet this evening at the a. Rubber Five's"
gymnasium. Manhattan avenue, near Meserole street.
Brooklyn.
at It's gymnasium. March II and ls may he filled by
addressing George d. Elwell. manager, 237 steuben
street. Brooklyn.
Secretary Oscar Hauck will book games for the
National A. O. FIRST and second teams. Address
him at the clubhouse. Cedar street, near Bushwick
avenue, Brooklyn.
The Registration Of the A; A U: yester.
Ing the national basketball championship at the
knickerbocSe ser A.. G.
The Alliance basketball Club would like to arrange
games for March and tho early part of April with
registered teams OF this city. Address Louis Rosen-
berg. 300 Canal street.
Games arc desired by the Williamsburg A. A.
hve with the National A. O.. American A. A., and
ISL Withers street, Brooklyn.
by a score of ~ points TO o the second team OF
Adslphi Academy defeated the Cambridge A. c, team
fast and very interesting throughout.
The american a: @ team of Brooklyn has several
Sntrs IP F. 10 fI IsSS n poTnd Mi' hd nRrssI cSarIas t i, Hsp aver.
manager. 63 Wall street. Manhattan.
NEwRuRo. March An the hest game OF basket
pany team was defeated by the crack Metropolitan
hve OF New York last night by a score OF ia to IL.
one of the liveliest games played in this city for
institute. Brookiyn, last night, The opposing teams
were the Pratt evening class and the first quintet of
play was fast from the start. and the Bedfords won
by 10 points to Z.
The Entire Nous basketball team OF Patterson would
like TO arrange games with registered teams for all
Saturdays. either at home or abroad. Address Frank
Mcbride. Entr" Nous Lyceum, Paterson. n j.
The Pro!CathelTal Juniors won their third game
fin9% the sy GS,lssla1S I 5y a .coG 9H Of fA y ni faa Il Il a sss
been for the Weber brothers good SCORE the Col.
legiates would have been shut out.
The team of the University OF Pennsylv ania failed
tp'knpn TIA npDDintmHnt IN Dlay The Anpl NH Academy
hvs last night, and many spectators were disap'
pointed. The Alelphians were pitted against a
picked team Of the Institute, but tho latter was de-
feated with li;tle difficulty The score was "a tod.
Two games were played In the gymnasium at DR..
Sayage's last night. Tho nrst. between Dr. Savage's
second team, and the Mount Morris nve. was a pretty
contest for the first half, which ended - to lg In
favor Of the second team, The next half was too one.
sided TO he Interesting, aud the contest ended with
Acorn a, G. and 81 Adams teams played the second
game. This was an even thing from the start, and
hne passing and good team work alone enabled tho
Acorns Ia score . points IN the hrsI hAif. The 81. Al
bans were blaukei. The latter put up the hardest
kind of a night In the next half, and play vas very
even on both Sides. ST, Adams made q gallant night
al the finish, but could not quite catch up. The final
figures were: Acorn, Z; 81, Adams, 3.
SEW ROCHELLE. March 4.-The crack Hugucnot A.
c. hvc ana the Manhattan y, NJ. q, A. team played at
the Casino tonight, The lIugucnuts had out their
early In the nrsi half II became evident that they
would have an easy time, sam UpplngtUu and
ended ~ to In favor " the Hugueaots, For tho
next half the HugurnutS presented u mixed up team,
teveral Of the second Team players being put In. The
game from this point on was one Of the fastest and
best played hero this season, The ManhAt'ans took "a
wonderful brace and kept the homo players on the
defensive throughout. scoring in this half 10 points
to the Huguenols' I. The came ended In n hot scrln.
mag win the score ~ folloWS' Huguenot, 20i Man
haitian, II.