The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-15
BASKETBALL BRIEFS

The Silent Five deaf mutes)). of New
ark. have arranged games for November
-, 20 tafternoon) and Nov. 30, 30 and De-
cember 6, 20, 26 and January 8 and is
(eYenings), and would like to arrange
games for any other dates with first-class
juniors having their own court. Address
julius Aaron. So Belleville avenue; tele-
phone 96S-R, Branch Brook.
The Central A. c. will go to Soho to-
night and play the Brighton five of that
place. The Central five will AXE its
strongest team. c.. Miller, the crack
guard, will be in the game. The follow
guard; G. Miller. right guard; b. Hearn.
centre; d. Foley, right forward; w. Knego.
left forward; Il. Brady. c.. Nocul. substi-
tutes. All 20 to rs pound teams that have
their court wishing to arrange games with
the Centrals should address M. Knego, 176
Fourth street.
At the Montgomery Gymnasium Wednes-
day night the Jolly Five efeated the
Crack Spring Garden Five by a score OF
II to 10. The game was fast and exciting
from beginning to end, the score at the
end of the first half being s to z IN the
Spring Gardens favor. In the second
pluck, and by fast and clean playing
scored ten points to its opponents Two.
The feature of the game was the shooting
Of Lloyd and Fitzgerald, of the Jolly Five.
Seventy and 70 pound teams desiring
games with the Jolly Five may arrange
same by sending challenges to H. Hett, 2I
John street. Bloomfield.
On the Bay View Wheelmen's court
tomorrow night the Newark Turn Verein
Small Five will play the strong Eagle Five.
At Heinemen's Hall, tonight, the Ashland
A. A. basketball team will meet the strong
Sterling Society five of this city. The
latter quintet has scored victories over
some of the leading third class teams in
this city, and will likely give the Ashlands
a hard fight. The lineup fer the Ashland
A. A. will be-: w Beeh and d. Reimer,
for ufar ride. IA Cares n T. IEnallDr apafras
NJ. Reimer and II. Miller, guards.
A closely contested game between the
Arrows, of Maplewood, and the National
Turner s. F.. "Wednesday night, resulted
in a victory for the Nationals by a score
of % to Is. The game was close and in
~teresting throughout. The score at the end
Of the first half was Z to 6 in the Arrows
favor. In the second half the Turner'S,
by clever shooting and through magnificent
team work, won out, although being hard
pressed at ali times. The features of the
game was the shooting of r. Wild and
guarding by II. Riemer.
The Columbia A. c.. basketball team
went to Belleville Wednesday night and
defeated the strong Creseents, of Soho. by
Chapel court. This was the first defeat
sustained by the Crescents this season.
The feature of the game was the team
work Of the Colnmbias. Next Friday night
the m will 60 to Passaic, where
they will meet the strong Passaic Boys
Club team.
At the St. Paul's court, Prospect street.
East Orange. Tuesday night. the st.
Pauls basketball team defeated the Inn
perial Five, of Harrison, in an interesting
game by q score of 3S to IA. In the first
period the struggle was nip and tuck be-
tween the two quintets, the score at the
end of this period being 10 TO Y in the
home teams favor. In the second period,
however, Toby Galllen got away from
his man and Gagged the ball from all parts
of the court, while the visitors only got
one basket in this half, the password of
the St. Paul completely bewildering
them.
The Brighton Five. a fast travelling
junior team. would like to arrange games
with junior teams in and within fifty miles
Of Newark, all games to be played on OPP
ponents' court. The Brightons would like
to hear from the Institute Juniors. Domin-
leans, Bay View Juniors, st. Mary's
Juniors, National Turner'S Juniors, Orange
Y. M, c. A.. Arrow Five, Maplewood
Juniors, Spartans, of Summit; s. x Club,
Of Millburn: Belleville Y. M. G. A., Bay
Ridge a. c., of Brooklyn, and all Junior
teams having a court and Offering a suit
able guarantee. Address all challenges TO
John Arthur, business manager Arthur
avenue, Belleville, N. J.
The Bayley Juniors would like to arrange
games with any 60 to 70 pound teams. mo-
vember % n 80 are open dates. Send all
challenges to George Brown, u summer
avenue.
The Brighton Small Five will line up
against the Central Small Five OF this city
at the Montgomery Gymnasium. soho,
tonight, In the first game OF a series:
The makeup of the team for this game viii
be. Whitfield and Travis, forwards; Daily,
centre; Fitzpatrick, Arthur and Lloyd,
guards.
Teams Wishing to arrange games with the
Originals averaging 50 to 65 pounds VIII
please send challenges to =. ]. Carney. y
Harrison venue.