Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-23
RUN AWAY
FROM ALL-kEW YORK
BASKETBALL FIVE
BY SURE SHOT.


& HoWING excellent form in pass
y ing and shooting the ball, the Ma
tional Turner Ave took the meas
ure of the fast All-New Yorks, Of
Manhattan, by a score OF % to ~. on
the Bruce street court yesterday aft
ernoon. The contest was witnessed by
a large crowd and the remaIkah'G exhi-
bition of fast play given by the locals
was well worth Witnessing.
! Both teams started off In lively fash
ion, the Turner's being the frs. TO gcore.
The game was nip and tuck for the
first five minutes, but after that tine
the Bruce street combination Ort-
classed their big City" opponents. The
first period ended 80, In favor of the
Nationals. After Doves great orches-
ira had played for q dance the second
half was started. Charley Weber, OF
the Nationals, was ~applauded when
he Gagged two field goals In succession
from the centre of the floor. AL Tsurch
put up q star game for the Locals, as
did the Reimer brothers, as usual.
Shaughnessy, who jumped at centre In
the first period and played the position
of forward in the final half, easily
excelled for the New Workers. He
Gagged six field goals and made half as
many free throws, thus taliying Is OF
his teams 20 points.
Preliminary to the big game the Ma
tional Combination Five downed the
Ironside Featherweights to the III
OF IA to IL. 1t was a fast game
throughout, the game being decided in
the last three minutes of play. joey
Riemer and Mckinley played best for
the Combinations, while Barry and
Heery excelled for the losers, The
line-ups:
M. Relmer, Weber. 500 'Connell, Downing
Forwards.
Burke .''''' Centre 9~nausnne'"'
D. Relmer, Koermier. 49,. .Gerrity. Evans
Guards.
Goals-Weber 5, D. Reimer 8. Burke s.
M. Reimer 2, Koerm,er 5. O'Connell g.
, Downing, S~haughnessy .. Gerrity, Evans
2 Fouls-Weher, Shaughnessy g.
Nationals. Ironsides.
Riemer. Boutillier. ......... BURY, SchOen
Forwards.
Mckinley ....,.....".;.."".......... Heary
Harerty. Meyer. Centre Kilnsle, piehmer
"'S Guards.
In one of the fastest and toughest
games of the seasOn the Roosevelt
Five. of New York, BUNDLED the Celli-
loids on the latter's court in Lafayette
street yesterday afternoon by a score
&c TO 16. 1t was no easy win for the
Manhattanites, however, as they only
captured the game in the last five
minutes of play. Henninger was back
in the game for the Cells and played
in excellent form. George McDOnough,
the crack forward of the "Down-Neck''
combination, again injured his knee.
He Ill not play again this season.
Moss and Radel both played an excel
lent game for the Roosevelts. Their
goal shooting was the main feature of
the contest. The preliminary game re-
suited In a victory for the Celluloid
Juniors over the Clermonts. of Orange,
the final score being 80 to 9, The line
up OF the big game:
Celluloid. Roosevelt.
McDonough, Conlon. .......... Moss. Sedran
Forwards.
Dousher'y Centre, harrison
Welsh. Henninger: -. freeman, Radei
Guards.
The Ironside Five defeated the
Bloomfield Lyceum Five al Electric
Park Hall last night, the final score
being 26 to 10. The first period ended
10 to 9 in favor of the %"Ironers." Brug-
gy and Litz played best for the win
ners, while Hanlly and Daley exeelled
for the suhurbanltes. A large crowd
witnessed the game.
The Newark Y. M. c. A. Combination
Five defeated the Orange Deaf-Mutes
on the local Y. NJ. G. A. court yester-
day afternoon by a score OF "a to SO.
The first period ended is to I in favor
OF the Mutes.
On Grace court yesterday afternoon
the Grace Church five took a game
from the Hilton Church team in a
Church League contest by a score Of
2S to 10.
The Institutes will play the Bay
View Wheelmen five at Institute Hall
tomorrow night.
In a one-sided game the Rutgers
Preparatory School five lowered he
coiors of the New Jersey Military
Academy team. of Freehold, at New
Brunswick yesterday afternoon by a
score of 81 to 6.
The Princeton five finished its sea-
son by defeating Yale on their own
court in Princeton last night by the
score Of So to 80.
STUDENTS CEl EBRATE. ANYWAY.
CHICAGO. Feb. 23.-Protesting
AGAINST attending school on Washing
toms Birthday anniversary. the pupi's
OF the High School at Palatine, a small
town in Cook county, twenty niles
pnrfAmact re 6hiCo 90 IoqaPfad THAR
desks yesterday and paraded tn
streets in an enthusiastic demonstra-
ton of patriotism.