Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-02
NATIONAL BASKETBALL
CHAMPIONSHIPS SOON
BY SURE SHOT.
THE basketball championships OF
the Amateur Athletic Union OF

THE basketball championships OF
the Amateur Athletic Union OF
the United States will be held
under h auspices and in the arnory
of the First Regiment Athletic Associa-
ton, Chicago, on March IL, Is and 19.
These championships will be conducted
under the following rules: Every team
must be vouched for by the chairman
of the registration committee of its
local association. Not more than eight
men may enter for each team, and IN
organization may enter more than ONT
team. The competitors must wear
numbers pinned on the backs of their
jerseys. An entry fee. of SIS will be re-
CURED for each team.
Entries close with Lieutenant Charles
A. Dean, chairman of the basketball
committee. 376 The Rookery, Chicago,
on March 10.
For the second time this season the
st. Benedict Prep team won a basket
ball game from the Orange High quin-
tet. The game, which was played at the
: Casino Hall yesterday afternoon re-
suited in a victory for the home team
by a score of SO TO Is. During the first
half the winners were away ahead of
the visitors and left the Orangeites
trailing behind at half time by a score
of 26 to 10. Jones was the star of the
game, dropping the ball through the
hoop six times, while Byrne and Cat
terall each Gagged the ball five times.
McElnea accounted for seven of his
teams points, and did the most of the
offensive for the suburban quintet.
Henninger played a good game ON the
defensive. but only succeeded in drop
ping the ball through the hoop once on
q free throw and once on q goal from
the field.
At the County League meeting last
night at Institute Hall, Bloomfield's
protest against Belleville was laid over
to next meeting. Orange A. c. could
not enteu the league because the team
would not be able to play Sundays. 1t
was decided hat no club be allowed
to enter the league for the rest of this
season. The schedule adopted last night
Is as follows: February 8, Belleville at
Bayley; February 10, Ironsides at
Bloomfield, and February IL, Belleville
at Institute.
The date Of the Athletic League
DOWllllB itldlCn OtlWttn GltLdDtll dId
Newark Bay has been changed from
Friday night. TO -Ionday, February z,
on Newark Bay alleys.
The Bayley Lyceum quintet will en-
terrain the Institute five tonight at
Bayley Hall in a County League game,
while the Iionsides will play at Belle
Vile. BY winning tonight the Casey
-.,4Ir ..AI ---L- -. l~-I l
h Bloomfielders. The game be-
tween the Bayleys and the Institutes
should prove an interesting encounter.
The New Streeters are on the climb and
every point counts to them just now,
while Bayley will make a desperate
effort to get back into the running.
The, Reading team of the Eastern
League again disposed of Princeton last
night by the score of % to Is.
Princeton, composed of the Crescent
players. outplayed the visitors in the
first half, the score being IL to Ii. but
in the second half Readings fine pass
ing coupled with Princeton's many fouls
won the game for the visiting team.
Roland. of Reading, starred and Wallig,
of Princeton, played brilliantly.
Reading. Princeton.
Blessing, Ferrat. ........ McNabb, Love
Forwards.
=. 80. Beganne, Hill
Centre. /
Kinkaide, Pfeifer. -. Harring; WaIig
Guards.
Goals from field-Blessing, 9; Ferrat,
2: Roland, 1; Pfeifer, 1: Love, 4; Nc
Nabb, /; Harring, 1. Goals from fouls
Il: Love. 6. Time of halves-2o
minutes. Referee-Stratton.