Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-24

~ EFOlSE one OF the largest cio"u9
- tina ever filed Kemper's Hall the
Ironside Basketball i've opened
its season Yesterday afternoon with an
overwhelming victory over the unlver-
sal quintet, the score being 81 to H.
The players of the winning hVe
showed remarkable cleverness in their
passing and shooting, and from the De
ginning of the game had the visitors
bewildered.
Captain Knochels had the jump on
his opponent, Andres. After a series OF
clever passes the "Ironers' managed to
roll up a total of 80 points to the visit
ors' S, in the first period
The playing of a a. Conlon ana
Knochels for the Ironsides was a fea-
ture. while Furguson, Andres and j.
Conlon starred for the Universals. the
lineup:
Ironsides. UNIVERSAL rive
A. Conlon, Litz........J. Conlon' douck
Forwards.
Knochels ...,,,.'.''.t'"'..'" Anuies
entire.
r-slsesS. Curley. .......s, kugi sedlzk
- Guards.
Two lively games were decided on the
Prince street playground yesterday
The Senators defeated the Aldermen,
10 to s, n the Governors downed the
Mssemblymen, Is to s. Both contests
were fast and exciting. The Senator's
win was largely due to the clever play
ing of f.. Weiss, who played guard. AT
though not making any baskets, he
played all around the court. Grin eX-
celled in shooting. The Governors
played a steady game and came from
behind, and after passing the Assem-
blvmen were never headed. M. Klug-
man and Bernard excelled for the win
ners, while Schrenzel played best for
the losers.
The Governors and Senators, as a re-
suit of their victories, are still tied for
first place in the league, while the AL
! dermen hold down second place. The
Freeholders are in third position and
the Assemblymen and Mayors tied for
last place.
The Dominican Five will have the
Alpha Five, of New York, as its oppo-
nents on ST. Georges Hall tomorrow
night. AS the New Workers won the
4 l45-pound Metropolitan championship
of last year and the 'Doms' are one
of the fastest quintets in this part OF
the State, an exciting contest is antici-
pated. George McDonough, the clever
4 forward of the locals, is suffering from
water on the knee, but Manager
r Dougherty will have Artie Conlon
kid Knochels. Harry Henningeri
Pop" WEIGH and Dick McDonough on
the floor.
-. -A-... 4. - ...aIf ,,e,t ttL@. aragl,
81 Bethany Five, of New York, at Casino
EIIall tonight. The local quintet has yet
Is 10 lose a game, and viii try hard tc
|Nkeep up its winning streak. The game
= will be called promptly at S;45 o'clock.
That should be some game between
1.-THE Bayley Lyceum Five and the Iron
~ sides at Bayley Hall, Park avenue and
h Ridge street, Wednesday night. 1t viii
u certainly be hard to pick the winner
as the players of both quintets seem tc
! be evenly matched.
- At Turn Hall tonight the Torn
.yerein yorwaerts will line up against
the crack Hayes team, of the Newark
Boys Club.
Bayley Lyceum viii no doubt have
|9tthe strongest basketball team in years
|tIthis season. Manager Barrett has
assigned some of the best men in this
|~I*vicinity.
IN B~rophy's playing at left forward for
|u4he Bay Views has been a sensation in
fethe games in which he has participated
fk his season. Brophy was a former In
I stitute player.