Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-06
CELLULOID CLUB
FINISHES AHEAD
OF The TROY FIVE
BY SURE SHOT.
THE celluloid Clubs team prov'

/ too big and strong for the Troy
five Of West Hoboken on the
formers court last night and the local
men won by a score of % to II. The
Celluloids backed their superiority with
a fair knowledge of the game and accu-
rate shooting. and the Hudson county
quintet never had a chance of victory.
Atjthe end of the first half the locals
led by 10 to 5. The Troys, however,
were always close up and at no time
during the; contest vas there a differ
encesof ten points between the opposing
quintets. Rough tactics were freely in
dulged in by both teams. The playing
bof .Henninger for the Celluloids and
Evans for the visitors featured the
game. The teams lined up as follows:
Celluloid Troy.
Conlon, Bell. .......... Wallum. Evans
Henninger.
Forwards.
Doughertyl.. Jay Doyle
"a -nsla slrpa Centre.
Green, IWelchs Corrigan, Shea
gss oslo - Guards.
r Referee-WiIIiam Patten.
The Orange Y. M. C. A. will play the
Asbury Park Y. M. G. A. quintet on the
latter's conrt In Asbury Park tonight.
d The Harrigan five and the Olympic
Separates will meet at Wiedenmayers
Casino Hall Sunday night.
The game scheduled for tonight at
Institute Hall between the Institutes
and the Xavier A. A. was cancelled by
the latter five yesterday.
The Celluloids and the Bay Views will
clash in the second game of a series at
Bay View Hall Sunday afternoon. The
Cells" captured the first game on their
home court by a close score, but their
playing away on q strange hall may
hinder them from slowing away an
other victory. However, they are con-
adent OF again trimming the wheelmen.
There will also be a preliminary game,
the junior quintets of both clubs clash
ing.
Brophy is putting up a star game for
the Bay Views. His services are
greatly needed in every game.
Artie Conlon is still the Artie of old
Artie is sporting the uniforms of the
Celluloids and the Dominicans at pres
emit and is a main factor in nearly
every game these teams play.
George Limpert will get back into the
game with the Bayleys, after an alb
sence of several weeks, owing to blood
poisoning. George is one of the best
Junior forwards in these parts and
should no doubt help his team consid-
erably.
Joe Tyren. of the st. Michaels and
the Bayleys is rated as one of the best
foul shooters in this vicinity. Joe sol
dom misses a free throw
Benny Sheilen, of the Bayleys. seems
to be playing better this season than
any time before. Keep 1t UP. Ben.
The Reimer brothers, of the National
Turner's. are two of the best ioor
workers In this vicinity. Can't beat
them in a fast game.
Arthur Bross, of the Church League
is classed as one of the best Junior
but when 1t m to holding his man
from caging the ball he is there.
The Parks are making O sensational
effort to get to the front In the Church
League, and IL they continue the pres
emit stride they will soon be pressing
the heels Of h present leading Grace
quintet.
The Columbia A c. nve has next
Sunday afternoon open for a game
with any local third team The man
ager would like to complete his sched-
ule and would like to hear from the
following third teams or teams of equal
strength, Xavier Juniors, Reivax, Par
ish Five. Orange Palace Five. Brighton
Five and the Belleville G. C. third team.
All games to be played at the Fran
Garden Hall. Phone ASH. between 7
and 8 D. m. or address the manager.
Harry j.. Wuensch, at 4ss South
Eighteenth street.
The Collegiates will journey to
Ossining, N. Y. tomorrow night to
play the quintet representing that town.
The following players are requested
to report at the P. r. r. station at
oclocif Arthur conicn. PM Corrisan.