Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-19
lRONSJDES DEFEAT
GORDON WANDERERS;
DOMINICANS WIN
RoOseveIts Trim Bay Views SO
to 2S-Niagaras Lose to
Shamr0cks.
BY SURE SHOT.

DA SOKE SttOt.
n superior all-around playing the
Ironside Five defeated the Cor
don Wanderers. of New York. at
kemper's Hall yesterday afternoon by
tho score of IS to 80. The first half was
close, ending with the score 20 to 10 In
favor of the home team, but in the
second period the Ironsides played
rings around their opponents and scored
almost at will. In this half Bruggy,
who replaced Curley at guard, put up
a star game, caging eight baskets.
In the preliminary game the Iron
side Featherweights downed the Do
ininican F-eatherweights by the score
OF "a to 1g. Next Sunday the Ironsides
will meet the Troy Five, of Hoboken.
The lineup.
Ironsides. Gordons.
t'or1on. Litz ........ Spalding. Carroll
Forwards.
Doyle ................ Shaunghnessy
centre.
Curley. knockels ...-...H Hartman, Buck
Guards.
The Donlinicans took the measure of
the crack Bloomfield Lyeeum Five at
Electric Park Hall last night. the final
score T6HQlD2 DO 10 o.. I ne SdDuA u
boys captured the first game of the
series on their home court recently.
The third contest will take place on
the Lyceum court Thursday night.
Yesterdays contest was full Of ex-
element, both %quintets passing and
shooting the ball in clever style. The
first period ended "a to IS in favor OF
the locals.
Knochels played a great game for the
"Don1s.' He Gagged ten baskets, while
Higgins and Hanily excelled for Bloom
field. Preliminary to the big game the
sunshines downed the Savoys to the
tune of II TO Il. The lineup of the
hig game:
Bloomfield. Dolnlnieans
Higgins, Hanily $3.50. Knochels. Ranch
Forwards.
C~avanaugh .t.-."...... Dougherty
entire.
DALEY. Hoar.... Bruggy. McDonough
Guards.
In 4 game marked By many features
the Roosevelt Five, of New York, de-
feated the Bay Views at Bay View Hall
Yesterday afternoon by a score Of IS
10 e5.
Two Junior League games were
PLAYED o. the First City Playground
Yesterday morning. Yale opened its
season with q victory over the Som
mef unlers % to y, while he Wan
dereTs defeated the Cardinal Juniors
by q score Of Is to 10.
The Park Presbyterian Church team
viii make it's debut in the Newark
Church Basketball League at Grace
court. on Broad street. tonight, when
Il will meet the strong Third German
PRESBYTERIAN quintet. Tie Parks have
one Of the strongest Aves in the league
a7d thef exbect to burn no things.
On the same court Wednesday eve
ring the Park hoys win meet the pres
ont leading Grace Episcopal team. The
after has vet to lose a game. but they
'nar the rev q%cintet, and one of the
Lest games witnessed in the organiza-
'ion this season is anticipated.
The Aavier C. {. and the Universal
Five will clash at Casino Hall tonight.
The latter quintet is made up Of some
al the best players Of the Bay View
Wheelrnen team and thus q fast game
is anticipated. There will also be a
preliminary game.
On the Maplewood court Wednesday |
night the Maplewood f. c. second team
viii line up against the Ronetich Five,
Of this city.
The arlington Senior Five. OF Kearny,
accomplished the feat of being the first
team to defeat the Combination Five
OF this city, this season on their home
court Saturday right by a score Of %
TO "a.
The Rambler Five dow1ned the Cathe-
dral Five at st. James's Hall Saturday
afternoon by a score of is to II.
The Orange Y. NJ. c. A. completely
outclassed the Elizabeth Y. NJ c. A
team on their home court Saturday
night. winning by a score of 90 to "a.
The st. Benedict second team win
play the Merchants and Bankers Bust
ness mems College at Casino Hall to-
morrow afternoon.
In an exciting game Of basketball
played at W~iedenmayer's Casino Hall
Yesterday afternoon the Shamrocks de-
feated the Niagaras, 90 TO is.
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