Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-01
BAYLEYs LOSE TO
JERSEY CITY FIVE
ST. Benedicts Trim Battin High
SChoOl-lnstitutes Lose
to Turner's.
BY SURE SHOT.

III oON1 nv
A I Bayley Hall last night the Bay
- ley Lyceum five lost to the crack
= Jersey City quintet of hudson
county by a score of 46 to %. The Nc
Doneugh brothers were out of the game
owing to injuries. Many times did the
"Skeeter'' boys make ringers from
the centre of the court, Schmitt and
Evans excelling. The former Gagged
the ball ten times for a total of twenty
points. Though Evans only made a
trio of baskets all of his shots were
from the centre of the hall.
The first period ended u to 2 in
favor of Jersey City. But one foul was
called during the whole contest. Whal-
en- and Furguson played a fine game
for the Bayleys, each getting a quintet
of baskets, while the team work of the
visitors featured their side. The
lineup:
Bayley. Jersey City.
Whalen. Doremus ..,......E Evans, Doyle
Forwards.
Corrigan acknowledgements. Harvey
Centre.
Furguson. MCGOWAN. .. Calvin, Schnitt
Guards.
Score end of first half-Jersey City.
II: Bayley, .. Final ~score-Jersey City,
46; Bayley. %. Field ~goals-Schmitt 10.
Harvey 6. Doyle 3, Evans 3, Calvin,
Whalen :. Furguson 5, Corrigan. Ref
eree-J. Whalen. Time of halves-20
minutes.
The Bayley Thirds. won from the
Bloomfield Thirds in the preliminary
game by a score of % to 16.
Playing in excellent form and per-
forming in teamwork style, the st.
Benedict basketball five took a fall out
Of Battin High School at the Elizabeth
Y. NJ. c. a. court, IN Elizabeth, yester-
day by a score of 65 to &c.
The game was marked by clever shoot
ing by both teams. The first period
ended SO to IA in favor of the locals
The playing of Flarity for the st.
Benedicts and Gerber for the Betsy
towners were q feature of the game,
Preliminary to the big contest the local
second team defeated the Battin Sec
onds" to the tune of As to 10.
In the first of a series of basketball
games the National Turner five won
from the Institutes, on the Turner's
court, last night, by the score of SO
10 IL. The "Ints' we're completely out
classed from the start, and at no time
during the contest were the Nationals
headed. The first half ended 2S to 2.
McDonough played best for the losers,
while Weber excelled for the home
team.
Passaic High Schools crack team
opened their season at the Passaic
court Yesterday afternoon with a vic
tory over the Clifton High quintet by
a score Of % to IA. The goal-shooting
of Walker for the winners, n Pow
ers for the Cliftons, were features.
The MI plewood +. c. lost to the crack
Universal Five of this cit. at Maple
wood Court last night by a score of So
to %. The first half ended Is to II in
favor of the locals. A large GROVE wit
messed the game.
On the Christ Church court In Har-
rison last night the All Scholastic Five
defeated the Christ Church quintet to
the tune of AZ to IS.
The B~elleville C. C. will be the OPP
ponents at the Bloomfield Catholic Ly-
ceum tonight. A large number shou1d
turn out to see this game, as the score
between the two clubs is always a
close one. Higgins and Handy. the
Iyceum sharpshooters, will require to
be in their best form to chronicle a
win for the home team. There will be
q preliminary game between the Ly-
ceum third team and the Dominican
Featherweights.
In a game of basketball played on
Grace Church court last night the
Ramblers, of this city, took the measure
Of the Grace Seconds by a score of 81 to
"a. The shooting Of Kreismer, Of the
church boys, was a feature.
TIE st. Michael Juniors will be the
opponents of the Turn Vor Waerts at
Turr Hall tonight. The SAINTS have
not been defeated this season, put the
Turner boys are a fast bunch and they
will likely give the st. Michael quintet
a hard battle.
Columbia defeated Pennsylvania in a
7. M. c. A. League game in the local
gym court last night by the score OF 80
to %. Both teams showed excellent
skill in passing and shooting the ball.
The Crescent Club team, of Mont
clair, will have opponents at Montclair
tomorrow night the crack All-Scholas-
tic Five, of Newark This team won
from the Crescents in their opening
game by a score of q TO %.
49, Doctor Vaudeville
WT Specialist