Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-21
Basketball
- rs Gossip
BY SURE SHOT.
Games Tomorrow.

Bay View Seniors VS.. R~oosevelts, at
Bay View Hall, afternoon;
Bay View Juniors VS.. Madison Five,
at Bay View Hall. afternoon.
Ironside A. C. VS.. Harlem Five at
Kunzmann's Hall, afternoon.
Ironside F. C. VS.. Dominicans, at
Electric Park, afternoon Qntercounty
League).
General E~lectrics VS.. D~ominicans, at
Electric Park, evening (Intercounty
League).
Niagara P. C. VS.. st. Michaels, Of
Elizabeth, at Wiedenmayer's Casino,
Afternoon.
1t will require a double victor for
the Dominicans to assure them the
lead in the I~ntercounty Basketball
League tomorrow. In the afternoon
the Ironsides will have the leaders as
their opponents and in the evening
Jimmy Lyons will bring the General
Electrics from across the river to meet
the "Domins." II the Ironsides win
and the "Domins'' lose to the Hudson
Countyites it will advance the Casey
ties and send the top-notchers into
second place. In the last league game
the Dominicans only bestd the Iron
stds by a single point.
o
Manager Charley Helm, of the Bay
View WhsSimsn team, has booked ono
of the hardest games of the season for
tomorrow afternoon at Bay View Hall.
The local quintet's opponents Will be
the fast Roosevelt Five, of New York.
The Manhattanites have already de-
feated the Celluloid Club. of this city,
and are confident OF giving the local
cyclist club a real battle. In the pre-
iiminary game the Bay View Juniors
will play the Madison Five.
The Harlem Five, which gave the
C%elluloids a stiff battle Thursday night,
Will be the opponents of the Ironside
A. c.. on Kunzmann's court tomorrow
afternoon. Manager Reider. of the
Ironers, hopes for victory, however,
despite the unusual strength of the
Harlems. 1t should be a hummer ali
the way.
Company H team and Company l, of
the Fifth Regiment Orange armory,
have organized for the season. Games
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ager, care of Armory, Orange.
o
The members of the st. Rose of Lima
Club ought to get together and or
ganize. There's some fine talent at
the Roseville Catholic organization and
a good team would look good.
o
The Xavier C. C. Will inaugurate the
1aaco, .r-;k1 A. ca T~i-xBz CI,.h a
Casino Hall. High and william streets,
Monday night.
Bayley VS.. 1ronside A. c. is the at
traction at Bayley Hall Wednesday
evening. A preliminary game will also
be carded.
The Celluloids will meet the War
hop Ave, of New York, at Celluloid
Hall, Lafayette street, next Thursday
night.
With the addition of Wallace and
Grenstadt to the Crescent roster the
big Hudson River club should play
better ball than ever. Both are
crackerjacks.
Eastern League clubs are knocking
| the Crescent team. They say they
can't play the Hudson River way. It's
toe much ~rough-house.
ATtie Conlan is certainly an indi-
vidual by himself when he gets going
The work he displayed In the Cellu-
Ioid game Thursday night was notice
able.
The Harlem Five looks as well or
| the court as the Roosevelts, and that's
saying a lot. 1t wouldn't be surprising
to see them easily peat the Ironside
A. c. tomorrow.
Robinson. of the Bay Views, is 6
player whose name seldom gets in
print, but his work on the defensive
is noticeable. Dolby is a former
all departments.
The North Reformed Mission quintet
has organized. Several Newarkers are
playing with the Arlington church
team.
1t is not likely that the New York
State Basketball League will organize
this season. But four teams have
entered the competition to date, name
ly: Gloversville, Troy, Hudson and
Catskill.
Freddie Koermaier, the star of the
National Turner's. has been prohibited
from playing with other teams.
o.
AS Union county is not represented in
the basketball league, Frank Bruggy
will be barred from playing with the
Ironsides.