The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-17
BASKETBALL NOTES.

The Royal Midsets, of the Newark y.
NJ. g. A., would like TO arrange games
with all 20 to % pound teams, games TO
be PLAYED ON opponents courts. Terms
such as the Anchor Small Five, Red Seals,
Acme Small Five. Orient A. g. st. Marys
Small Five, Knox Juniors and Newark
Eagles are preterFed; an Ain ~e y VyneGs
land avenue, Kearny. who is the mau-
agcr.
The Protective Basketball and Athletic
Association OF the Eastern States has Sc
lccted Robert Thompson. one Of the best
known figures in basketball in this coun-
try, MS CHIEF official for its coming cham
pionship tournament. Mr.. Thompson VIII
have for assistants the most competent
officials In tho game, among them being
Charles McNYade. Thomas H.. Smith.
Charles Muller, Harry Coward and Walter
Scott, OF New York city: y. il. Goate.
John Distler and Raymond Cook, of Brook
lyn; George Spindler, Of Staten Island;
William Walsh. G. w. Bowen, Alvin. Brug-
gemann and 9. Hoag. OF New Jersey.
Years Of experience has made this STAR
Of officials tho best that has ever handled
n tournament,
Monday night the st. Patrick's Senators
defeated the Forest Hill Midgets by a score
Of Is TO Is. The features OF the game
were the shooting Of Boyle and the team
work Of the Senators. The Senators
would ike to arrange games with all first
class teams averaging from 40 10 60 pounds.
Send challenges to p. Brophy, l22 James
street, Tonight the Senators will so to
third team Of tho Y. NJ. c. A., Of that
place, and Monday they viii play the
Mercury Juniors, Of Brooklyn, on their
home court.
Manager q. Limpert, OF tho Clifton A.
G., would like to hear from the teams
that he sent postals to and would also
like to arrange games with any third
teams, games to be played on opponents
courts. Address all challenges 10 G.. Linz
pert. 163a Parker street.
The Sterling Social Society basketball
team would like TO hear from any third
team having ie own court, Bay View
Wheelmen, Arlington A.. A.. Holy. Cross
Small Five. st. James. Prospect Juniors
or any other tenn desiring a hrst-class
attraction. The Sterliuge will travel with
in certain limits Of this city Saturday
nights. Address all communications 70
Louis Klugman, 237 Bruce street.
The Original s. r.. would like to ar
range games with all GO to 70 pound basket
ball teams having courts. the Orient A. G.,
Red Seals, Bellevllle Y. M. G. A, st.
Johns, Of Jersey city. and Gordon Cubs,
Of Manhattan. and Crimson A.. A. OF New
York, are preferred. Address challenges to
]. Einhorn, Isl South Orange avenue.
At the Red Seals hall, 1913 Jackson street,
tomorrow night the Red Seals will line
up against the strong Halstead A. A., of
Kearny., A. the same hall Monday night
the Red Seals will line up against the
strong Orient Small Five. A good game
Is expected as the teams are evenly
matched.
The Anchor Small Five would like TO
arrange games with all third teams i'm or
out of town. 1t would like to hear from
the Orient S. r.. st. James S. r.. st.
Patrick's Senators, Independents, OF the
Newark V. M. c. A.; st. Mary's third
team. Institute third team. Dominican
third team. Hope Chapel Boys, Of Plain
field Bay1ey Lyceum third team and
Red Seals. The Anchors have been
strengthened by two new players. All
third team or small fiVes wishing to ar
range games with the Anchors and having
their own courts and offering suitable
should communicate with
Manager James Tyrrel, 162 Belleyille We
nue..