Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-31
IRONSIDES TAKE
SECOND FALL OUT
OF BAYLEY FIVE
Xaviers Play Tonight-Trenton
Team Meets D0minicans To.
morrow Night.
By SURE SHOT.
CoRING more than twice as many
points as their opponents was thl1

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the Killers second win over he led
ley's In five days, and was a bitters
for the losers. The Bayleys lncEn
George and Dick McDonough, the s. u
mer Seton Hall College and InstiD4. :
players, and Art Neil. who played Wiz \
the Institutes and st. Benedict's COY
lege. Frank Bruggy, who was a team
mate of the trio, is playing the gam
of his career for the Ironsides, and he<
outclassed the visiting quintet from the
first toss-up until the call of time.
More thai 500 witnessed the battle, /.
but we're very orderly, and there was/
no interference with the play. The
~backboards are better than n in this
vicinity and are colored with white
enamel.
During the first twenty minutes the
Caseyites ran up Is points to the visit
ors' s.
In the second half Dick McDonough
was all In and Neil was pitted against
Knochel. The Ir~onsides' captain easily
double crossed both of his opponents.
Knochel allowed big Dick" who is
two feet taller, to bat The leather time
and again and he. stepped back contin-
ually and caught 1t and then passed to
one of his mates who woul drop the
sphere in the loop.
Conlon, Litz and Curley also held
their own, and executed some pretty
passes and trick plays.
For the visitors George McDonough
and whelan played well.
In the preliminary game the lronslde
Feather-weights put one over on the
Acme Five 35 to 10.
At st. Georges Hall tomorrow night
the Dominicans will meet the Trenton
All-Star Five. This is practically the
same team that represented n won
the championship for Trenton in h
Eastern League last year, and includes
such stars as Klein, Cooper, Mayhem,
Hahn and Clarke. Harry Hough, the
famous goal thrower, who last year
lead the Eastern League players in
greatest number of points scored by any
individual, and who has recently been
offered $500 to manage the South Side
team of the Central Ohio Basketball
League. will In all probability play right
forward. In preparation for the opening
of the Eastern League h Trentons
toured New York State. playing Kings
ton, Newburgh, Hudson, Catskiil. Troy
and Poughkeepsie of the Hudse
River League, the Crescents ano
terminating with the Dominicans.
The Dominicans are leaving no
stone unturned as to their condi-
ton, as they are well aware that they
will have to play the game of their
lives. This game will start promptly at
O'Clock. and in view of this first-class
attraction q good crowd is expected.
This is the way they line up;
Dominicans. Trenton.
R6LTlcK 6kiOla
(Conlon, Henninger) (Hahn. Hough)
Forwards.
r. McDonough ...................Cooper
Centre.
KnochelS Mayhem
(welch, McDonough) (Clarke)
Guards.
The Cathedral Arrows, of New York,
meet the xaviers tonight in Casino
Hall. The lineup:
Xavier q. G. Cathedral Arrows.
J. 'Conlan, Tyrell."..........Kane. lyman
hancn Forwards. '"e'
curley. Garrigal. ,..-,... Connolly
Litz, Harter. . ~. Burke, ailbride. Urrell
Guards. -
Yesterday afternoon the Niagaras
defeated the West Sides, at Wieden-
mayors Park Casino Hall by a score of
SO to 10. That makes six games the
| Niagara's won this season, and they
have not as yet been defeated.
The Niagara basketball team went
down to Elizabeth Saturday night and
defeated the Central Five. of that place,
by the score OF is to IL.
n ~ADaIInxviIIa n - mill oman Aha aoa-
son \ e~dnesday evening in Parochial
Hall, 3elleville, with the Arlington A.
A. Bellevilie will have a team composed
of members of the club this season.
Seven veterans have been picked. They
are: John Flynn, John Cullen, John
DAILY, John Sullivan, John Gould, Will
lam Brynes and Paul Kennedy. They
have been practising hard and are now
ready to book games with the best in
the State, including 1ronsides. xaviers.
Bayley Lyceum. Bloomfield Lyceum,
Dominican and Institutes. They would
like to play at Bayiey Lyceum Wednes-
day November 16, as there will be a fair
held at Belleville IN that date and
therefore the team canno use the hall.
The manager is John Flanagan, Trav-
ers place, Belleville.
The Hillside Five will open its season
at Hillside Park on Friday evening,
| November 4. with the Orange Five,
a team composed of stars from h Or
anges. Manager Dick, who has organ
lied the team, will make all arrange
ments to have all first-class teams ap-
pear. He says he has signed up a good
team. AS forwards he has Hanily, of
the Bloomfield c. L., and John Conlon,
of the Bay Views; at centre he will
have John DAILY, of Belleville G. c., and
the guards will be Daily, of Bloomfield
G. L.; Gould. of B%elleville c. c., and
| Manager Dick will also o a uniform.
The team has been practising hard and
will soon be in good shape to play
Dominicans, xaviers, Bay Views. Iron
| side, Bayley Lyceum. Institutes and
any junior or senior team wishing a
home-and-home series. Address is Will
lam Dick, rs Wallace street, Belleviiie.
The Burnett A. c. basketball team
opened Its season Saturday afternoon
on the Burnet Street School court by
defeating the North Reformed Church
team by a score of 81 to is. The Bur-
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