The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-12
BASKETBALL BRIEFS.

The Jagle Five, of the Prince Street
Playground. has organized a third basket
ball team and expects to make a good
showing. as it has some of the best play
ers in its class in this city. j. Sedlock
and r. Reiboldt are the forwards; Donald
and Hartmann centres; l.. Ringel and II.
Lang, guards. The Jagles would like to
hear from all light junior or third teams
having own courts. Those preferred are
the Brightons, of Bloomfield: National
Turn Verein. Bay View Wheelmen, JEFF
Persons, of Orange; Spalding, of Newark;
Newark Eagles, and all teams of like
calibre. The team is practising earnestly
and has elected ]. Sedlock captain and
assistant manager. Games can be arr
ranged with L. Klugman, care Prince
Street Playground. or J.. Sedlock, 1872 Bald
win street.
The Clark Deaf Mutes wish to play
against the Ironside A. G. Friday night.
October Is. The deaf players are Louis
Baker and Philip Hoenig, forwards; Joe
Sweyd and Fred Kohler, guards. and Peter
kempf (captain), centre. Address H.. A.
Hirson, S31 Willoughby avenue, Brooklyn.
At a recent meeting of the Spalding Ath-
letlc Club 1t was decided to nave the club
represented by two basketball teams.
Fran Garden Hall, which is situated at
will be the home court. Charles Geffinger
was chosen to lead the clubs third team
and Schrade was elected to represent the
junior aggregation.
The Arlington A. A. basketball five, of
kearny, has organized with a junior team.
The Arlingtons had a fine record last sea-
son and expect to duplicate 1t. Among the
town High School; Hiery and Madden,
from Colonial five;4 Brown, McCabe, Sar-
gent and Davis. j.. c. Beveridge. 294
Maple street, Kearny. is the manager.
The Silent Five deaf mutesD, a travelling
team, would like to book games with first
class teams for Thanksgiving, day and
evening, or other dates. Write or call
Julius aaron, Bellevilie avenue; phone
The Fewsmith A. A.. will reopen its bas-
ketball court. Any respectable is to Is
year old teams desiring games should COM.
mupicate with L.. G. Hoth. manager, 2
Hudson street.
The, Roosevelt Five, of the University
Settlement, a travelling basketball quintet,
is again in the field challenging all llS-
Pennsylvania. Connecticut and Ions
f fsrred: B Bas view Whee efnMa Ma National pnsi
Newark Eagle. A. A., OF Newark; Brighton
Union Club, Of Arlington; PALACE CUBS
If Jersey ys City; 4fa9sc A. Al MONT of Harrison Wa1soni
N. y; All-Manhattan Five. Wellington
Five. Morningsides, Cardinal A. C. and
Mercury Five, of New York, and the
ildottlii - N. AIM L "a ~ 49, VI
Brooklyn, Communicate at once. stating
Inducements. with B. r. Goldberg, man
ager. 6 Wall street. New York city.
The Cadets. of the Passaic Boys Club,
averaging e. pounds. games to be played
ID Passaic Friday nights; Half expenses
given for six men, Open dates are October
Nelson, 1874 Jefferson street. Passaic.
The Reserves. Of the Pasaic Boys Club,
averaging 80 to 90 pounds, would like to
nsss .f saoh t Sasms'a as the tf Red seals al cam cans
ney Five, Oneida a. G., Excelsior F. 6.
and .Bayley Lyceurn preferred; games e
be p,aysd fd IN s passai n;e nr r&1Ssn nig pnsn d hali
are October %. November 5. u and Is.
Write to r.. H. Nelson, 1874 Jefferson street,
Passaic. M
Games are wanted with 190-pound teams
Willing to travel anywhere, II suitable In
ducements are offered. Address J. Arbree
manager Crescent basketball team, Az
Washington street. Hoboken.
An games arranged by the Brightons
will be cancelled, as they will travel this
season owing to their not getting. a hall
They haye m arranged on oh the roae
Bound Brook, Gladstone, 81. Mary's.. OF
Dover: washington and Hibernla. They
would Like to hear from the lronsides
all teams having a court, in or out OF
State. The players are Gould and Travis
forwards; Doyle, centre; Fitzpatrick and
ReuISe. Kudrus. Jouh LAZY W." SHcSt
The Ali-Manhattans. a 1soYpound team
has eOctober 90. % and 81 open. Only
teams offering the best inducements vii
be considered. For games address M
Siege1. manager, / Sheriff street. New
York city.
The National Athletic Five is ready te
arrange games with such teams as the
Colonials, Eagles, East Orange Juniors
Monohan Association, Eagle A.. A., and
teams OF that class. Address Otto Klingel
277 South Ninth street.
The Gordon Five held a meeting re-
| Gently and elected A.. O'Neil manager OF
the team and D. Ward captain. There
| are eight men trying for the team: ID
| Ward, A. O'Neil. M. Gordon. J: Ford, NJ
| Fitzgerald. e. Grauchs r. Gale and H
Green, end challenges to Manager A
O'Neil, 20 Sussex avenue.
The Parson Midgets, Of New York
are ready to book Basketball games with
60-pound teams In New York, New Jersey
or Long Island; will travel II suitable in
ducements are offered. This midget team
made a record last season, winning thirty
| one games and losing but one. Teddy
Laucr. manager. s44 West Thirty-sixti
| street. New York city. care Christ Church
The Silent Five deaf mutes) basketball
team wouid like to hook gamers with hrst
class teams having their own courts ant
Offering suitable Inducements within 20
i4iter ~ Naxovk IulfuH Aaron * Belle,