Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-23
IRONSIDES BOW
TO THE CELLULOID
FIVE, SCORE 2S-l4
BY SURE SHOT.
DLAYING the strongest defensive
game shown this season and out

nLAYING the strongest defensive
gam shown this season and out
playing their opponents In both
periods, the Celluloid Club Five won
from the Ironsides 2S to IA at Kemper's
Hall yesterday afternoon.
The "Ironers'" inability to stop the
fast play of the Cells" and failure to
solve the defensive tactics of the
Down Neck stars tells the story of
defeat.
The Ironsides, however, had several
chances for goals, but the ball rolled
around the ring and dropped out. One
of the largest crowds of the year wit
messed the game. The lineup:
Ironsides. Celluloids.
Litz, Conlan .......... McDonough, Bell
Forwards.
Curly Dougherty
Centre.
Bruggy, Corrigan .............. WEIGH
Knochel Green
Guards.
In a fast game played at Bay View
Hall yesterday afternoon the Bay View
Five took the measure OF the crack
Melbourne quintet of New York, the
nn.l score being 50 to %. The feature
of the game was the fine team work
displayed by the home team.
The second of a series of games be-
tween Newark High School and the
ST. Benedict's Preparatory School
teams will be decided on the ~latter's
Casino court, High and William streets,
Friday afternoon.
The Niagaras downed the Tiger Five
to the tune OF 20 to "a at Casino Hall
yesterday afternoon. The first half
ended in a tie, Q to 9.
At Fran Garden yesterday afternoon
the Crescent Five, Of Elizabeth. defeat
ed the Vailsburg A. c. by the score Of
33 to IS.
AT Casino Court tonight the Bloom
field Catholic Lyceum Five will meet
the Xaviers in the first of a series of
games.
The Bloomfield Lyceum Five will be
the opponents of the St. Michaels at
Harmonic Hall tomorrow night.
For the second time this season the
Grace Episcopal Church Five will have
the Park Presbyterian Church team to
contend with on Grace court tonight.
One Of the largest crowds of the seaso
is expected, as these q~uintets stand
first and second, respectively, in the
Church League. Tho Grace boys cap
tured the first game In cas- fashion.
but the Parks are confident OF giving
the leaders a great battle.
The Bay View Juniors and the CO.
lumbias, OF Paterson, will clash at Bay
View Hall Wednesday night. 1t will be
a benefit contest and a large crowd is
expected.
The first OF a series of games be-
tween the Celluloids and the xaviers
will take place at the Celluioid Club
house Thursday night.
The Froelich Midgets will line up
against the st. Mary's Five at Casino
Hall tomorrow night.
On the Turner court in Bruce street
Wednesday night the first of a home
and-home series of games will be
played between the National Turn We
rein Five and the Xavier Catholic Club,
of this city.
The Turn Verein Vorwaerts will play
the Circle Five. of East Orange, on the
Lang street court Thursday night.
The Park Five will meet the st.
Pauls in a Church League game on
Grace court Wednesday night.
Many ~schoolboy and independent
fives were In action Saturday. Here
are a few of the results of the games:
Pennington 26, Newark II. 8. 90, at
Pennington; Orange H. S. 81, Passaic
H. S. 30, at Orange; Montclair H. s.
80, Plainfield H. S. 10, at Plainf1eld;
Orange Y. NJ. c. A. 25, Cubs OF New
York IS, at Orange; Montclair Y. NJ,
c. A. So, Plain1eld Y. M. C. A. %, at
Plainheld; Nutley II. s.. 76, Nutley Sig
nal Corps 2. al Nutley; Laurenceville
School AZ. Rutgers Prep Z. at Lau-
renceville; Navy 81, Lehigh University
"a. at Annapolis; University of Penn
sylvania "a, Yale II, at Philadelphia;
Cornell 81, Princeton 10. at New York;
Combination Five 20, 8. x. Club Of
Millburn 26, at Millburn, and Acme
Juniors q, st. James 4, on latter's court,
this city.