Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-19
BY SURE SHOT.

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A double defeat was handed to the
Bayley Lyceum basketball quintets on
their home court last night. The Bay
View Wanderers overwhelmed the
seniors, % to II, while the juniors were
nosed out by the Imperial five. % to IS.
The latter contest was an exciting one
from the start, the game being decided
during the last few minutes of play.
The National Turner's took q one
sided game from the Neptune five, of
South Amboy, IN the Bruce street court
last night. the final score reading 1902
to ~. which Is the largest tally made
by the local Dutchmen In some time.
Dutch Koermeier, one of the Turner
guards, Gagged the ball seventeen times.
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The Dominicans held their lead in the
Intercourt League by defeating the
Acme five. "a to %, at Wiedenmayer's
Casino Hall last night. 1t was a close
and exciting contest throughout, with
little to choose until the final whistle
blew. The Domins tailed Is points to
the opponents ID in the initial period.
Trenstadt, the crack All-New York
performer, has been signed by the Cres-
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team Tuesday night and made a good
showing.
It's rather difficult to get a Junior
team to match against the Bay View
seconds. They would make good play
ing senior ball.
1t will be Wagner against Wagner
when the National rive and the Iron
side f. C. meet in an I~ntercounty
League game at the New Saenger Hall
tomorrow night. Clarence, the former
High School and y. M. c. A. star, and
George. who was the kingpin of the
National Turner's two seasons ago, will
jump in centre. 1t will be the first
home game for the "Hillers,'' and as
the old rivalry between the Germans is
still red-hot the game should prove
interesting.
Frank Boyle, the Intereounty League
and Bay View Junior player, has been
out of the game for several days, ow-
ing to "a cold in his teeth. Frank ex-
poets to resume playing Sunday.
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The Church League will get going
mex week., n there should be some
games, too.
Frank Redpath mixed right in at the
league meeting and made several wise
suggestions.
Vidi D~ougherty has returned from
Baltimore. He met Joe Kelley, Jack
Dunn, Eddie Holly and other leaguers.
Doc was the guest of Johnny Kelly. A
game between the Dominicans and a
quintet from the Monumental City may
result.
Catterall and Stumpf. the Harrison
players, have been dropped by the Gel
luloid Club.
Pat Flatley, the old Dominican play
err, is thinking about getting back in
harness.
Harry Douglass Hough. the worlds
famous basketball player, was married
at Trenton yesterday to Miss Mar
geretta Meyer, also of Trenton. Mr..
Hough and Miss Meyer were school
mates at Trenton High School. 1t was
there where they first met. The BRIDE
groom Is acknowledged to be the peer
of all basketballers. He is at pres
ent coaching the Princeton var
sity squad. He has played with cham
pionship teams In the National, Cen
trail, New England and Eastern
leagues, and has received more money
for playing the game han any other
individual player.
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Princeton, N. j.. will have a big
basketball team this season. 1t will be
composed of professionals. The big
New Jersey League is anxious to
secure the membership of the new
quintet.
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The Crescents. of Paterson. which Is
playing exhibition games at the Colos-
scum, in this city. on Tuesday nights,
will inaugurate the season in Pater-
son next Wednesday night. A big team
will be secured to oppose the Downey-
ties in an exhibition contest. On Mo-
vember 1 the Crescents will inaugurate