Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-09
DOM|N|CANS LOSE
TO ALPHA FIVE
IN FIRST DEFEAT
New Workers Turn Trick by
Score OF 28=zO-Bayleys to
Meet Hillside Five Tonight.
Wheelmen's Opponents.
BY SURE SHOT.
~ HE Alpha Five, of New York,
nrat.aa Zoo faSt Cor tho Dnnnini-

PiONCd " idot " Nio
can team last night at st.
George Hall and caused the "Doms"
to lose their first game OF the sea-
son. The Dominicans were way
off color. The Alpha team took adj
vantage of every opportunity. The score
of the first half was 10 to 6 in favor Of
the Alphas. Loesch and Carney made
twenty-four of their teams points,
while G. McDonough. with fou field
! goals. led the Dominicans. The teams
lined up as follows:
Alpha. Dominican A. A.
Sutten Conlon
Schroeder ............. G. McDonough
Forwards.
Loosen .......t.......... r.
Centre.
Pearlman knockelS
carney Weleu
Guards.
Field goals-Loesch, 6; Carney. 6; G.
McDonough, 4; Conlon, 2; Knockels, 2;
Sutten, 2. Referee. Bell, Domini-
can A. A.
The Diamond Cubs, of Jersey City.
added another scalp to their already
long list Monday evening. when they
defeated the crack Ironside Feather
weights. of this city. The game was
fast and interesting and both sides
put up fine ball, but the Cubs showed
to better advantage on the basket
work, as the score of 1923 shows. Both
teams will suffer for awhile from an
unfortunate collision, which will keep
Gluck, of the Cubs. and Weber. of the
Turner's, who was playing with the
Featherweights, out of the game for
awhile. In the preliminary the Dia-
mond Bantams played their first game,
defeating champion Columbus, of
Hoboken, 22-21.
The Bayley Lyceum basketball quln-
tet will meet the Hillside Five at Bay
ley Hall tonight. The Bayleys have
won but one contest out of three, but
with all their men recovered from
sickness and injuries they hope to cop
this game with ease.
Preliminary to the big contest the
Bayley third team will play the Inn
perial F. C. The big game will start
at . o'clock. The lineup:
Bayley. Hillside.
T. McDonough.. Conlon
Whalen Hanley
Forwards.
r. McDonough. ....,........... Daily
Centre.
Heery DICKS
Neal, MCGOWAN. Gould, Daily
Guards.
With a patched-up team the National
Turner's defeated the Parson Five. Of
Christ Church, New York, at Turn
Hall on Bruce street last night by a
score of A to 10. The Reimer brothers
put up a sta game for the locals. Jack,
though the youngest. excelled, making
five baskets. The lineup:
D, Reimer, J. Reimer.. Sanders, Murphy
Forwards.
Bleidorn beckidh
Koermair. Birch. ...... Robinson, Freedman
Guards.
The senior boys basketball team, of
the Newark Y. NJ. C. A., defeated the
Merchants and Bankers College five
at the Y. M. C. A. court las night by
a score Of 2S to 90. Play was fast at
all times, neither quintet having much
over the Olil6It as ldl Dc SliCOtAhAb ohN
passing was concerned. Huson put up
a great gam for the "gymnasts," while
for the Merchants Hayward excelled.
The lineup;
Y M. c. A. Merchants.
Huson, Lapzien ..........'.b lume' barry
Forwards.
Zniemer nay ""iu
Markley, Dimsey -. Wilson, Kohn
ITU1FUEs
The Bay View five will have the Troy
five, who last week defeated he IRON
sides, to contend with at Bay View
Hall. Saturday night. The Bay View
| Seconds will play some local junior
team in a preliminary game. Referee
| Bertch will oficiate in the big contest,
which will be. called at 9 o'clock. The
lineup:
Bay View Troy,
Ranch. Kussmaul. Brophy Evans, L. Doyle
Forwards.
centre.
Korb. Hahn. Cummings. ... Shea, Corrigan
Guards.
The Institute Five will have the
crack Orange Deaf Mutes as their op-
ponents at Institute hall Friday night
The Suburban quintet Is a fast one
and hey should no doubt give the local
FIVE a good game. There Will ais be
a good preliminary game.
At the Maplewood court tomorrow
night the M~aplewood Five will meet
the ALL Scholastics. A good game Is
expected as 10Th quintets seem to be
evenly matched. The Scholastic boys
are as follows: Forwards. Wallace
Winter and Bowers: centre, Cavan-
augh; guards, Baldwin, Sager and
Scott.
A basketball team, under the man
agement of Fred Houck, to be known
as the Bay View Wanderers and com
posed Of former members Representing
that club three years ago. would Xix
to games with all frst-clas'
teams. Address the manager. $50 Soutl
Sixth street, city.
The Royal Five of the Junior Eagl'
Athletic League and ITO pound (actua
weight) champions of Brooklyn, woult
like to near from all teams reputable
of the above weight around New Jer
sey, Long Island and New York, pro
vided a suitable guarantee is offered
Address Arthur Violet, 95 Thatford ave
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