The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-16

BASKETBALL BRIEFS

Upon the resignation of G. Stern,
former manager and centre of the Sterling
Social Society second basketball team, M.
GALLUP has been elected In his place. All
games booked with Mr.. Stern will be
played. Any seventy to seventy-fve pound
teams desiring games with the second
team can do so by communicating with
Michael GALLUP. 227 Bruce street, or call up
3OS2-L Newark.
The Adelphi basketball team. a fast
ninety to ninety-five pound team, would
like 70 arrange games with teams of like
weight offering suitable guarantee. Ad-
dress Charles Kelly, manager, 236 Garslde
street.
The Central Basketball Team, of the
Hudson City Y. M. c. a., would like to
seventy to seventy-five pounds; to be
played on home or opponents court. Adj
dress Ger trail Basketball Team, $40 Central
avenue, Jersey City.
The Montgomery Midgets, of Soho, would
like to arrange games with all fifty to fifty
five pound teams, such as the Institutes
Baylcy Lyceum and St. James Midgets.
The lineup is as follows: Devaney, right
forward Il. Fitzgerald, left forward
O'Hart. centre; B.. Fitzgerald, guard;
Kent, g1lrd; Bomefond, Substitute. Ad-
dress Michael Devaney, 40 Brighton avenue,
Belleville.
Third teams wishing to arrange games
with The Halstead Juniors should COM
munlcate with Harry McCabe. temporary
manager; games to be played on opponents
court. The IIalsteads have secured the
crack centre. J. Lord, who promises 10
make q good showing for that team
The Essex County Small Five will go to
Belleville onigh and play the Jolly Five
of that place. The Essex County Small
Five would like to arrange games with al
GO TO 70 pound teams. The teams VIII
line mn as follows tonight: Essex County,
Hennegan, guard; Birmingham, guard;
Redine, centre; Westerdale,. forward:
Rovle. forward; Shuds, substitute. Jolly
Five2Hall, guard; Walsh, guard; McDon-
aid, centre; Garrigdn, forward; lvon, for
ward.
The ST. James Small Five will 90 to
passaie Friday night to pay against the
strong Boys Club team of that place. the
81 lanes team will leave Market and
Bread streets at 7 o'clock sharp with inc
following players. Lynch and Wander
street. forwards; Sumpf, centre; Croker,
Berry and Stapleton, guards. Light junior
teams desiring games with the st. James
Small Five ma arrange same by commu-
nicating with w. j. Lynch, manager, zsV
The ST lanes Midgets disbanded Friday
night. +. Scheiling, formerly captain OF
the Midgets. has organized a new team: 10
be known as the Separate Small Five.
Practically the same players will appear
a. were seen in the Midgets lineup. The
team will be made up of the best material
the manager can secure. and should make
tennis of its weigh hustle. Berry. Croker,
Brooks and Lynch, who are well known
in basketball circles. are among the play
ers Manager Schelling has secured. Scheil-
ing, Holmes and Mecauley, formerly OF
| The Midgets will also play on the Separate
Small Five. All 65 TO 20 pound teams desir-
ING games should send challenges to Fred
Scheiling. 265 Walnut street.
Manager Glutting has arranged three
hard games for the Lyceums for this week.
Tonight they will visit Hasbrouck Heights
tomorrow night they will go to Flushing,
l.. l., and Friday night will visit Brooklyn
and play the strong Ioughlin Lyeeum.
Frank Taylor. the star forward of the
Oreos, of Asbury Park, win play the same
position, and, with A.. Cutting. left for
ward: G. Dietz, forward; G. Cutting. een-
tire: r. Walsh, right guard. p. Brady, left
guard; TT. Dietz. guard. Manager Cutting
expects to take al least two games out
Of three. Next week the Lyceums will
tackle their old rivals, the Bloomfield
Lyceum. Manager Glutting has y few
more open dates which he would like to
fill with 140-pound teams, games to be
played on opponents courts. Manager
Glutting. Of ST. Charles street.
There is a letter at this office for the
manager of the st. Aloysius first team.
Eighty to eighty-five pound basketball
teams wishing to arrange games with the
Navarro A. c. communicate with Thomas
Garrlgan, 46 West End avenue, Vailsburg.