Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-30
CELLULOID FIVE
BREAKS WHEELMEN'S
WINNING STREAK
BY SURE SHOT.

D1 SUhE oHUl.
THE Bay Views, after winning sew
eral consecutive games, We're de-
feated by the crack Celluloid
Club of this city on the latter's court
last night by a score of SO to q. The
home quintet outpassed and outgen-
eraled the Wheelmen on inside play,
and when it came to ringing them
In from all parts of the hall the win
ners showed their brilliancy. Hennin-
ger put up a star game for the Cellu-
loids, while Miller exeelled for the
visitors. The teams lined-up as fol-
lows.
Celluloid. Bay View.
Henninger Conlon =. Brophy, Kussmaul
Forwards.
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Welloh' Green. Hahn 1.c FarFnaeS
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Fer the second time this season the
Bayley Lyceum Juniors and the Insti-
tute Juniors will clash. this time at In
stitute Hall, on New street. tonight.
The Bayleys, by clever playing, captured
the first contest. but the downtown
quintet is confident of evening matters.
There will also be a preliminary game,
the third teams of both clubs meeting.
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At Turn Hall on Bruce street tomor-
row night the National Turner Five
will meet the Mercury Five, of New
York, the entire proceeds to go for the
benefit Of the players. The Manhattan
quintet met the local. last Thanksgiv-
ing Day, and the locals were victorious
by two points, the final tally being 10 to
13. A preliminary contest is also carded.
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The Arlington Basketball Five and
the Riordan A. A. will clash on the
formers court tonight. The Arlington
second team will meet the Liberty Mid
gets in the preliminary game.
The Belleville Y. NJ. C. A. team will
have the Asbury Park Five, State
champions of 1%sO9-'1O, as their oppon-
ents on the Suburban court Monday
afternoon.
The Jasper Fiv moved to a tie with
Greystock for second place in the East
ern League race by defeating Reading
at Philadelphia last night by a score
of 81 to 20. AS a result of their losing
the Reading quintet dropped to third
place. De Neri is still leading the
league.
At Electric Park Hall Sunday night
the Savoys will play the Hawkes., of
the Elizabeth Y. NJ. A. A.
The Alphas, of the Xavier Club, of
New York, will open their season on
their home court mex Thursday night,
Iining-up against the o. L.. G. quintet,
of New Jersey.
The Y. NJ. H. A, of Bayonne, Is
now playing basketball on Sunday aft
ernoons at Columbia Hall. They have
all Sunday afternoons open for good
teams averaging 125 pounds. actual.
They would also like to hear from
teams averaging 100 pounds, actual, to
play their Junior team. Only fast teams
need apply. Address communications
to Oscar Jacks, $50 Avenue C, Bayonne,
N. J.
The Central Club Five, n of Brook
lyn's best heavyweight basketball
teams. would like to hear from all first
class teams offering suitable induce
ments. Managers desiring a hrst-class
attraction may address A. E. Park
house. 81 Pulaski street, Brooklyn, N. L.
Tho Big Atlantics. OF Rockaway
Beach, have January I and all dates
in February open for teams who desire
a. hrst-class attraction. Would Xix to
arrange home-and-home series. The
pig team plays at home every Thurs
day night during the balance of the
season and at Elizabeth on January g.;
Monroe. January IA; Rockville Centre,
January 81, and ossining, 28. All other
dates open. Can furnish a team on
four hours notice. The manager is w.
r. Drummer. 234 Boulevard, Rockaway
Beach, New York; telephone Ham
mel's. 15s.
The All-Stars, of Greater New York,
composed of crack players of color,
have all nda open after January /,
1911. Would like to hear from teams
within 100 miles of New York city Of
fering suitable inducements, such as
Ironsides, st. Michael's. and teams Of
like character. Address Robert Hamil-
ton, care State Bank, 37S Grand street.
New York city.
Az the Turn Verein Vorwaerts Hall.
Lang street, last night, the Turn We
rein Vorwaerts small FIVE defeated the
Silent five by the score of 80 to Is.
The Bloomfield Lyceum five defeated
the Holy Cross quintet on their home
court last night by the score of 81 to
%. M first period ended 16 to 10 In
favor of the winners. Hanily ex-
ceIled for the Lyceums, while Catterall
PLAYED best for the visitors.
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