Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-18
CARTONS CLAIM
THEY WILL TRIM
IRONoIDE TEAM
Will Meet in Basketball Game
Sunday Afternoon at Kemper's
HaIl-Institutes Play St. Je-
rome Tonight-0ther Notes.
BY SURE SHOT.

tNt doubt Journey to kemper Hal
Sunday afternoon to witness the
struggle between the Ironside Five and
the crack Carlton Five, of New York
The latter quintet is one of the fastest
of its weight in the East, and they viii
make Manager Casey's bunch hustle q
little If the locals wish to accomplish
n victory. The contest should prove to
be exciting. as both are anxious to
capture the laurels.
The teams VIII line up as follows;
carlton Five. Ironside Five.
phife. Barrett. ...... .Conlon, Knochels
Groot Liz
Forwards.
Carroll Dosne
Centre.
Taistra, BUGGY, Cufiey
Guards.
The institutes will have as their OPP
moments tonight at Institute Hall the
crack ST. Jerome five, of New YORK.
This team comes to Newark with a
great reputation, having been the 10
pound champions of the Bronx last
wear. and expect to make the Institutes
hustle to win. The lineup is as 1ol-
lows:
Institutes. st Jeromes.
MacDonnell, Moss.......-Fein Barrett
Forwards.
Smith ............ ............. Garman
Centre.
Summers. Costello..........F. c. Byrne
O'Toole byrnes
Guards.
The Jenkinson Juniors journeyed to
Bloomfield last night and defeated the
Bloomfield Catholic Lyceum Small Five
by a score of SO to %. The feature of
the game was the playing of Mckinley
and Dorsey for the visitors n the
Conroy brothers for Bloomfield. The
Jenkinsons led at the end of the first
half by "a to 4.
ire Xaviers VIII meet the crack War
poe Five. of the Educational Alliance
of New York, at Casino Hall Monday
night.
At Belleville gym tomorrow night the
Belleville Y. NJ. C. A. will have the
fast Montelair y. NJ. C. A. basketball
S9uintet as their opponents. Both
teams are fast and they should no
doubt put up a crackajack game.
The Vailsburg A. c. VS.. the Palace
Arrows is the attraction at Fran Gar
den tonight. 1t will be the second of
a series Of games. the Jersey City team
winning the first by a close score. The
locals, however. expect to turn the
tables. as they have been considerably
strengthened. The contest will be
called at 9 o'clock.
The Columbia Five will play the I'm
perial A. c. at Fran Garden tonight.
The Ironside Featherweights will
meet the crack Oreo Fiv at Kemper's
Hall Sunday afternoon. 1t will be a
preliminary game to the big Ironside-
Carlton Five contest.
The Froelich Midgets continued its
winning streak when it defeated the
Turner Midgets in a game of basket
ball on the Prince Gtreet Fairgrounds
last night by the score OF SO to IA.
The excellent team work and shooting
of the winners was a feature of the
game. The Froelichs would like to
hear from all midget teams. Address
the manager, J. Schulman, care Second
City Fairgrounds.
One game was decided on the Prince
Street Playground open court last
night, when the Governors and Mayors
met in a league game. The game was
fast and exciting. the first half ending
8 to 6 in favor of the Governors. The
second half was also close, but M.
Klugman and L~efkowitZ, of the Gov
errors, made some good shots and the
game ended % to II in favor of the
Governors,
Tonight the Freeholders and Senators
will fight it out for the lead, while the
Aldermen will play the Assemblymen.
The games Sunday are as follows
Governors VS.. Senators, Freeholders
VS.. Aldermen, Assemblymen VS.. Mayors.
The Niagara basketball team will
meet the strong Shamrock Five Sun
day afternoon at Wiedenmayer's
Casino Hall. The Shamrocks have sew
eral w~ell-known men in their line up,
such as Tom D~ougherty, Doremus and
Kuhn, and they ought to make the
Niagaras hustle to KEEP up their win
ming streak. Any frst-class junior or
light senior teams wishing to arrange
a home-and-home series of games witt
the Niagaras may do so by addressing
william Balbach, 81 Bremen street,
city.