Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-13
AMONG BASKETBALL TEArS AND PLAYERS

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A game between the Bay View
Wanderers and the National Turner's
would be interesting. The contest may
be arranged If the managers of both
quintets can come together.
Dougherty, of the Celluloid seconds,
is fast. He is in Frank Hills class
as a dribbler or a big court.
Brophy, the former Institute star
and local player, has just returned
from San Francisco for a short stay.
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Bayley Seniors VS.. knights of Column
bus, of Kearny team, is one of the
attractions at Bayley Hall tonight. A
good game can be expected as both are
fit for the ARRAY. The other half of
the bill will bring together two rival
teams. the Bayley unior n the
Bay View Juniors. 1t will mark the
second game of a series, the wheelmen
having captured the first after a hard
fight. A big GROVE is expected.
National Turner'S VS.. Dominicans, at
Turn Hall. tonight. Some game and
some rivals.
Art Neal is still loose. Art is still
good and we wonder why some one
don't pick him up.
The Bay View Wanderers mex i'm
portant game will be in New York
city the latter part of this week.
Baumann, the former Newark High
School captain, and star player, Is
leading the Springfield, Mass, Train
ing School quintet.
Ray Smith, the former Newark High
captain, is putting up a star game
with Brown. Ray also captained the
swimming team of the local institu-
ton.
Jay Doyle. the Ironside F. C. crack,
may be signed by the Yonkers Hudson
River League team, before many days,
Johnny Conlon plays the game like
his namesake, Artie. They make a
good pair. Both are fast and are great
cagers.
The Prudential Insurance Athletic
Association has promoted many teams
to try for the basketball supremacy
on the Park A.. A. court. Only one
team has stood the test. This is the
team known as the ''Big Three Five"
1t has met and defeated all the teams
DESTROYS of taking a hance and as there
is no team anxious to play them they
must seek games from outsiders. The
team is composed of fast and expert
enced men, who play a fast, clean game.
AS they have no home court at present
games are desired on opponents court.
Managers of good light teams DESTROYS
of a good attraction should sign the
big Three Five" Address w. N. ia
cobus, 2S7 South Sixth street.
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Two big games are on the calendar
for Electric Park Sunday. In the
afternoon the Ironsides and Roosevelts
will clash, and in the evening the
D~ominicans and the American Five, of
Paterson, will battle. In the prelimi-
nary games in the afternoon the st.
AIMS and Strollers will meet.
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Jack Curley did not allow Harry
Wallum to score in the Dominican and
Troy Five game Sunday night.
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AS usual. Doc Dougherty got a bump
over the left eye, and the wound Is
covered by a piece of white plaster.
Despite his injured shoulder, Pete
Jones got back in harness Sunday
night, but he gave way to Boyle before
the game ended.
AT Parish Hall, Harrison, tomorrow
the General Electrics will have for
their opponents the rack Totowa
F. c., of Paterson.
On Friday night the Bay View
Seniors will battle with their old-time
rivals, the National Turn Verein. This
game should be productive of good
sport. On account of the great rivalry
each team is in hard practise and
anxious to bag the game. Both teams
thus far this season ave put up a
great game, and each is credited with
but one defeat. The officials will be
Fred Bertch and Patten, Of Orange.
The American Five, of Paterson, will
play the Bay View team on Sunday
Afternoon, at the latter's court. This
is the second meeting of the two quin-
tets, the first game having been won
by the Patersonians.
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Manager Metsky, of the Bippart Five.
has signed up Charlie Booker to play
with them for the rest of the season.
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Joe Bush, the Bayley pivot man,
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