Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-18
Basketball
- IS Gossip
BY SURE SHOT.


one of the new acquisitions to the Hud-
son organization, in In exhibition game
at Wevers's Colosseum last night. h
final score was "a to 8.
The Passaic county quintet showed
great form and at no time during the
contest We're they in danger of being
overtaken. The Crescent players worked
like a machine. The South Jerseyites,
on the other hand, were unable to see
the net and their posing exhibitions
were quickly broken up by the Cres-
cent five mainly through the work of
Love and McNab. They, with Frank
Hill did most of the caging for the
Paterson combination. Harry Klein
and Bill Clarke were much in the lime
light for the visitors. The first period
ended IA to 5 in favor of h Crescents.
A fair-sized crowd was on hand. The
lineup:
Crescents. Trenton.
Love, McNab.. ............ Klein, Hahn
Forwards.
Grenstadt, Hill................Ge tzinger
Centres.
Walline, Marshall,
Haring, Biggone. Clarke, Mayham
Guards.
o
William j. Sullivan, the old Institute
Big five Observation-Disclosures, was ap-
pointed an official by the managers of
the Intercounty League teams at a
meeting last night. Mark Stoll pre-
scented a draft of a schedule until De-
cember 10, and he was instructed to
furnish the various managers with
copies. Harry Campion will referee
tonight's game between the Acme five
and Dominicans at Wiedenmayer's
Casino. Sullivan will o~fflciate at the
General Electric and Acme game at
Rentschler's Hall, Harrison, tomorrow
night; Jim Whelan will be in charge
of the National and Dominican game
at Saenger Hall Friday night, and
Patten and Sullivan at the games Sun
day afternoon and evening. The man.
ayers laid several applications for mem
bership over for two weeks.
o
Team Y defeated team III in the
opening game of the Senior Y. M. C. A.
Boys League, decided on the local
gym court last night. The score was
20 to IL.
The Neptune A. c., of South Amboy.
will be the opponent of the National
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night.
Phil C~orrigan was released by Mark
Stoll, of the National five, to the Gen
eral Electrics. Manager Jimmy Lyons
has also signed Catterall and Stumpf,
o
Conlon, Henninger and Welsh arg
slated to play with the Celluloid Club
The W basketball teams at Bayley
Lyceum, Park e n Ridge
street. will get into action fol
the second time this season tonight.
Manager Mann will make a shift in his
lineup. Phil Heery will play centre,
while Joe Bush and Gene Heery will
form the guard positions. Jim Heery,
Joe Tyrell and Joe Whalen will be the
forwards. The juniors will have the
fast little Imperial five, of this city, to
contend with.
Eddie Bradley was appointed man.
ager of the Orange Deaf Mute quintet
at a meeting held a night.
d
Henry Gordon, of 215 Straight street
Paterson, is the manager of the An
Choir Five, Passaic county champions
He wants games with local teams.
o
George Limpert, who played with th'
Bayley Juniors last season and wht
has again been selected this year, has
not been able to perform. He ha'
blood poison and will not De able tt
get in the game for two or three weeks
George is fast and would look goot
Just now.
o
Johnny Lawlor has been appointed
captain of the Bailey Juniors. John Il
q capable man. and under his leader
ship the Branch Brokers should max
an excellent showing.
20
Clarence Wagner, the former High
School and Y. M. C. A. player. mad
good on the jump with Casey's Iron
sides. He's one of the best pivot mel
In these parts.