The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29
BASEBALL, FOOTBALL,
CRICKET, GOLF AND
HARNESS RACING.
SETON HALL EXPECTS TO HAVE
FAST BASKETBALL TEAM
The Two McDonoughs Are Stars at the Game-Bloomield
Lyceum Defeats the Oran &c Five, IS TO 10, in Fast
Game-ChaIenges and Other Gossip for
Those Interested in Basketball.

| score of 80 to 10. Both teams were
equal In weight, but the Hamiltons
played a faster game thai their op
ponents n therefore were always
leading. The Parkviews could not score
In the first half until time was almost
up. They made a basket, while the
Hamiltons rolled up IA points. The
second half was rather fast, for the
Parkviews were somewhat stronger
than in the first half. The Hamiltons
would like to heal from teams aver
aging 5000 pounds, all games to be
played on opponents court. All teams
wishing a good attraction and willing
to give a suitable guarantee should
write to William Weyland, ITO Blum
street, Union Hill, N. ].
A meeting of the Diocesan Basket
ball League will be held tonight at the
Institute, New street.
The Carlton Club would like to hear
from first-class teams having their own
courts and offering liberal inducements.
Would like to hear from the following
teams: Newark Eagle A. A, Belleville
c. c., Union Club. of Arlington; Aranac
A. A. of Harrison; Bay View Wheel
men, National Turn verein, Ironsides,
Institutes. Rockspurs. of New York;
Jefferson A. A, of Orange; Red Bank,
Mattawan. Freehold. Long Branch, As
bury Park, Manasquan, Perth Amboy
and teams of like strength. Address
John A. Quinn, Carlton Club, Hoboken.
When the Spaulding A. C. and the
Ironside A. C. meet at basketball at
Kemper's Hall Sunday afternoon there
Is bound to be some excitement as the
Spaulding are out to win and will pres
n a strong quintet against the home
team. Artie Conlon will be in the game
for the visitors and Tommy Kelly. the
clever shortstop of the Tiger baseball
team. will be another In the lineup. The
Spauldings have practised several times
this week and feel sure they will take
the measure of the Ironsides. The
game win be called at 8 o'clock.
The lineup of the teams will be as
follows:
Spauidings-Hopp. Conlon and Kelly,
forwards; Burke or Hartman; centre;
and Schrade, Lutheran and Walsifer,
guards.
Ironsldes.-Uusler and Litz. forwards;
Reibold or Seelman, centre; Curley and
Harter, guards.
The National Turin Verein Basket
ball Team would like to arrange games
with first class junior teams Weighing
125 pounds both at home and abroad.
The Turner's win have no heavy team
this season.. Address II. Chamer, 211-
219 Bruce street.
The Association Five Of this city
bumped into an awful snag over In
Elizabeth last night. losing to the
which was formerly the
Clark Club Seniors, by a score OF S.
to 81. The half-time score was rs to 8.
The game was more of a try-out for
than a contest. as 1t was
first time Kid Knochels, of this
city, had eve played with them. ever
in practise, and the same applied to
'Bruggy' and Con Boyle. "Bruggy"
shut Benny Rauch out in the first half,
Wagner only scored once In the
entire game. The Newarkers were
outclassed and outplayed in every posi-
ton and never had a chance. Kid
Knochels made a big hit with the
crowd, partly because of his great
speed and lodging ability, and his
funny antics made his success COM
plete.
This team will represent Elizabeth In
the Eastern States Basketball League.
rhe game last night and those that
will follow was and will be played in I
he large Clark Club gymnasium, and
Manager Gus Sneider would like TO
close dates with the Tigers. Ironsides
and teams of their class, including ST.
Michaels, etc. Address Manager Smell
der at the Clark Club.
The Elites, of this city, will play
the Centrals in Elizabeth tomorrow
night.