Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-16
IRONSIDES BOW
TO TURNER FIVE
BY A ALL SCORE
BY SURE SHOT.

TN one OF the most spectacular con-
tests played at Turn Hall this sea
son the National Turner basketball
quintet. which has been making a great
record this year, defeated the Ironside
Five in the first of q series of games
last night, the final score reading IA
to II. The play was fast and close
throughout, and at the end OF the first
period the score favored the home
team, 8 to 8. The Turner boys as usual
played In whirlwind style.
During the second half the ~"Ironers"
managed to tally a few points. but
were unable to keep up to the fast
pace of the Bruce street combination
Mr.. Bertch of1ciated as referee, while
William Patten acted as umpire. Both
worked In grand style, and at times
we're applauded for the strict and ex-
celIent ruling. The teams lined up as
follows:
Turner's. Tronsldes.
c. Weber, w. Riemer..... .Conlon. Lite
Forwards.
Birch Doyle
Centre.
M. RieYner KnocheA
hoermater BUGGY
Guards. !
THAI the basketball league which ~
now being formed on the Prince Street
Fairgrounds Will prove a success is
shown by TIE applications al
ready received. Members OF various
organizations apply daily for adrnis-
sion and a great many cali up for In
formation. There's no fee charged m
entries will be received until March S.
Applicants must be over II years of
age. Organized teams will not be ad-
mitted. for teams will be organized
from the applications received. Among
those who have already sent In their
applications are Joe Sacks. the popu-
lar baseball catcher; L. Sacks, Joe
Schulman, s. Markowitz, J. Lowen-
stein, M. Fishnan, e. Fishman, ID. Sill
vernian. NJ. Puder and A. Sklarowitx.
Applications sent to L Klugrnan, care
Prince Street Playground, will be given
prompt attention. For n lnforms.
ton phone 1885, averly. 4,
At the Celluloid Clubhouse tonight
the CelluIoids will meet the Columbia
Five, of Elizabeth. A fast game Is
expected. as both are confident OF a
win. A preliminary game lie also
carded. l.,
At Halstead's Casino Hall tonight the
Deerfoots will play the All-Scholastics,
of this city.
In a fast game played at the Lang
street hall last night the Turn Vor-
waerts Juniors defeated the Columbus.
Of Paterson, by the score OF 10 TO 4.
The Park Five journeyed to Hilton
last night and lost a Church League
to the Calvary Five by the
score OF 80 to 20. The first half ended
II to 8, In favor OF the winners.
The Eurekas will meet the Combina-
ton Five on the Montclair High School
court tonight.
Summit High School defeated Nor
ristown High School on the latter's
yesterday afternoon by the score
of SO to Is.
Orange and Passaic High schools
meet in a Northern New Jersey Inter
scholastic League contest on the lat
ter's court tomorrow afternoon.
AOiAOS ACPuA dtOAJ Az OCoAAAy
of New York, will be the opponents OF
the st. Benedict Prep" Ave at Casino
Hall tomorrow night. It will be the
locals last scheduled home contest.
Newark High Schools five easily
bested Belleville High team in a game
at Barringer cou yesterday afternoon,
the locals rolling up a record score OF
SO points to their opponents 10. New
ark High meets Montclair High School
In an Interscholastic League contest at
Montclair tomorrow afternoon.
The Turner's and the Ironsides Will
clash in the second game Of a series at
Kemper's Hail Sunday afternoon.
The CeluIoids will play the Crescents,
of Paterson, at Electric Park Hall Sum-
day night. h
At Institute Hall tomorrow night the
Institutes will hav the Orange eve TO
contend with.
The All-Stars. of Montclair. will meet
the Lyceum Five, at Bloomfield to-
night. Joe Lennon n Taggert, of the
Bloomfield baseball nine, are in the