Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-22
CELLULOID CLUB
OPENS ITS SEASON
AT EOME TONIGHT
Mercury Five to Be Opponents.
DOminicans Clash With
Bloomfield.
BY SURE SHOT.

IT HE newly organized Celluloid
Club five will play its initial
game on their home court in
Lafayette street tonight, stacking up
against the Mercury five, considered
one of the strongest combinations in
the East. Conlon, H%enninger, Welsh,
Bell, Dougherty and Green will be the
makeup of the locals, while the Man
haitian quintet will use it's regular
lineup.
BY a great finish before an enthusi-
astic crowd the National Turn Verein
five managed to down the crack Clark
House leaf mutes to the tune of %
to 20 on the Bruce street court last
night.
1t was one of the best games wit
messed on the local court this season.
The shooting of Weber for the Ma
~tionals. Hecht for the visitors fea-
tured the contest. The lineup:
National. Clark House.
G. Weber, D. Riemer. 80. Breslauer, Brown
Forwards.
Centre
NJ. Relmer, f. Koermaier............swig, Peaso
Guards.
Goals-weber 4. D.. Reimer 2, A. Birch, M.
Reimer; Breslauer 2, Brown, Hecht 4. Free
throws, Weber 6, Birch 2. Hecht 6, Referee.
Fred Bertsch.
In a loosely played gam on the
Grace court last night Grace Church
five defeated the Park Church i've to
the tune Of 81 to 8. The latter quintet
vas considerably handicapped, two Of
their best players failing to appear.
However, they put up a good game.
Erfrfb orp1orn tho count mao cfoaI1 ond
the Grace boys, being used to such a
hall, Gagged the leather at will. The
first period ended "a to 4 in favor OF
the winners
For the second time this season the
Dominican A. A. and the Bloomfield
Lyceum five will clash tonight. The
teams met at Electric Park recently
and the "Domins' were easy victors,
but the Bloomfielders will have the adj
vantage Of playing on their own court
this time and are confident of turning
the tables. There will be a preliminary
game.
Newark High Schools first team will
be tested when it meets the crack
Paterson High School quintet at the
local gym this afternoon. The local
boys have been out for practise nearly
every day this week to prepare for the
game and are confident of defeating
their Passaic county rivals. Newark's
lineup is as follows: Wallace and
Reimer, forwards; Maxwell, centre;
Rich, Chandler and Clark, guards.
The Ironsides will meet the Troy
Five, of Hoboken, at Kemper's Hall
Sunday afternoon.
The Independent Five, of Passaic,
opened the season in Passaic on Tues
day evening and defeated the strong
B~rooksides, of Paterson, by.a score of
% to IL.
The Independents will play the favor
tie game in Vicker's Hall, corner Pas
sale and William streets, every Tues
day night. Next Tuesday they meet
Company B team, IF Paterson, military
champions of the State, having won
twenty out Of twenty-one games played.
The Independents would like to hear
from all teams, contests to be played
IN home court. For full particulars
write to G. A. Kreger, Boz 1853, Passaic.
N. J.
The Young Mems League, Of Railway,
would like to play any lightweight team
of good reputation at Railway or on
their W courts. At present any Sat
urday night is open for a game at
Railway and any other night. with the
exception of Monday, is open for a
game On opponents courts. Address all
communications to C. w. Ludlow. 1852
Seminary avenue, Railway. N. ].
The Aronson Five. of the Second City
Playground, went to Elizabeth last
night and beat the Y. NJ. II. A., of that
place, 80 to IL. The first half was close,
the playground team leading the home
five by q basket, the score being 9 to 4
In the second half the Aronson team
passed and shot rings around the home
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