Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-15
GRACE FIVE LOSES
ITS FIRST GAME
AFTER IS VICTORIES
BY SURE SHOT.

TN a well-piayed game the Park nve
defeated the Grace In a
Church League contest on the stage
of the Bijou Dream Theatre last night,
the hnei score being % to l6. II was
the Grace teams first defeat OF the
sea sou, The team had Won thirty-f1ve
consecutive games. The contest was
marked by clever guarding on the part
Of the Park players. In the first rev
minutes of play neither team scored.
However, the Parks began to Use some
team work, and by clever passing the
first goal was made by Kinsey, the
Parks clever forward. The first period
ended 10 to 6 in favor OF the winners.
! Play was just as fast in the second
period as in the 1rst. The Park crew
were not to be denied a victory. as
they set such a fast pace at times
that the Grace boys were unable 10
hold them. For the Parks Kinsey,
Furcy and Lyons excelled. while Rpue
played best for Grace. Kinsey's great
playing for the Park boys practical lily
won the game for the team. He scored
Is of his teams 20 points. The line up:
Parks. Grace
Furcy, Henry ..........R Role, HurlDurt
Guards.
kinBey 0OensiuS
Centre.
Lyons, Whelan.. -. Kreismer, Benedict
Forwards.
Scoro-First half. Park Is, Grace 6;
Anal score. Park %. Grace is. Field
/ goals-Kinsey I. Whelan, Furcy and
Henry. Role 8, Goehring 2, Kreismer
and Benedict. Free throws-Kinsey 2.
Kreismer 2. R~eferee-Boyle. Bay View
Wheelmen. Time of halves-20 min
utes.
The National Turner's will have as
their opponents at Turn Hall tonight
the Bay View Wheelmen five. The
contest Is expected to be exciting, as
both are keen rivals.
At the Celluioid Clubhouse tomor-
row night the Celluloid Juniors will
play the crack Mercury FIVE. of New
York. The Mercs are one of the fast
est quintets in Manhattan, and the
local team will have to play their hard
est to secure q victory. Only last Sun
day the Bay Views defeated the New
Workers by a margin of one point.
For the fourth time this season the
Eewburg a defeated the Hudsons
In a Hudson River League game at the
Peoples Palace Court, in Jersey City.
last night. The management OF the
Peoples Palace has announced that
basketball will be continued until the
LIST of April
Tonight is the big basketball night in
Paterson, for the Troy team visits that
city to play the Crescents in a Hudson
River League contest. 1t is the last
round Of the league schedule and one
of the most exciting anne OF the sea-
son is anticipated. The Crescent boys
have put up a great fight to bring the
championship to Paterson. The league
season closes the latter part of this
month, and as the Crescents are prac-
tically on even terms with the Troys
the race for the pennant will be a hot
me-. Should the Paterson quintet win
they will jump into first place.
The St Michaels will visit Bay
View Hall Sunday afternoon 20 play
the Bay Views.
Two Trust Busters League games
will be decided at the Second City Play
eAO0iU LOilShL% bCttlIOtIl6 Will
meet the Goulds, while the Rookie |
fellers tackle the Havemeyers. One
contest was played last night, the Nor |
gans defeating the Rockefellers, 80
to 7.
The Imperial F. c. has Sunday open |
for any fast third team. game to be |
played at Fran Garden. Address
William Kinsey, so Park g city.
A am that Is creating much inter- i,
est will be played at Bay View Hall
Sunday afternoon between the Bay |
View Juniors Inc the Celluloid Juniors |
The Ironsides will probably meet the |
Cotowa team, champions of the Pas
sale County Basketball League.
One of the biggest basketball games |
played in this city his season will take |
place at Electric Park Sunday night
between the Crescents, of the Hudson
River League, and the Trenton team.
of the Eastern League. These quintets
are great rivals, and thus a battle
royal is expected. The Capital City
team will have such prominent basket
ballers as Clarke. Frost, Mulliner, Mar
shall and Flarity in their lineup,
while the Crescents will be composed
of their old reliable men, namely, Love,
McNab, Haring, Hill, Biggane and
Wallum. Promoter Vidi Dougherty is