Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-16
Small Five Have Won Twenty
Games Out of Tween.
ty-six.
Turner's Trim Bay Views. for
the Third Time by a
Score of 42.32.
BY SURE SHOT.
THE fast little Ironside Feather
weights VIII play their annual

BY SURE SHOT.
THE fast little Ironside Feather
weights VIII play their annual
bereflt game at Kemper's Hall,
in Fourteenth street, tomorrow night
Their opponents will be the Nat ona
Combination Five of the National Tu n
Verein. The latter quintet is one OF
the fastest teams at its weieht in the
State, and is confident of taking the
measure of Otto Klingel's boys.
The record of the Ironside youngsters
to date is one to be proud of. The
team has LOST but three contests out
of about twenty-one played on their
home court this season. In the five
games played away from home the
Featherweights won two and lost three,
losing to the C~ellulo,ds and Bay View
Juniors and to the Diamond Cubs, OF
Jersey City.
Among the teams beaten by the
Ironside Feathers" are the Dee foots.
of Orange; Monarchs, of Montclair;
Sommers, Bay Views, Emeralds, Palace
Five, of Orange. and Dominican F'eath-
erweights. The lineup of the team
has not been changed this season, all
the players working in harmony.
Buck" Heery, the north end boy.
brother of the famous Buck" Heery,
who played with such teams as the
Bayley Seniors, champions of the East
in 1e02-03; Belleville, Entire Nous, Old
Institutes and other well-known com
binations. has been a great help to the
team. His clever goal-shooting. jump
ing and passing has helped consider
ably in winning several OF the contests
this season. He played with Bayley
Lyceum the early part of the season
Other players who performed credit
ably were Arthur Burr, the crack for
ward n captain; Rudolph Hausler.
Pete Schoen, Theodore Dehmel and
Otto Klingel.
Before an enthusiastic crowd the
National Turner Five for the third
time this season defeated the Bay
View Wheelmen basketball quintet at
Turn Hall last night by the score Of
AZ to 80. Play was fast at all times,
both teams engaging In clever goal
shooting and quick passing. The first
period ended 16 to IL in favor of the
home boys. Both teams continued their
good work in the fina session, but by
clever team play the Nationals man
aged TO pull out an easy winner. Dave
Reimer excelled for the Turner's, while
Robinson played best for the Views.
The lineup:
National. Bay View.
Weber kussmaul
D. Reimer. Robinson
Forwards.
BIrch ............... .............. Miller
Centre.
AI. INEliIcI sIldllll
koermaler ................. Cummings
Guards.
Field goals--D. Reimer, I; Weber, 8:
Birch. .; Koermaier. 8: Robinson. Z;
Miller. .: Hahn, l.. Free throws-
Weber, ?. Referee-Bertsch. Umpire
Parker.
The Celluloid Juniors n the big
Mercury Five, of New York, will battle
at Celluloid Hall tonight. The "Mercs'
gave the big Bay Views a great game
last Sunday. losing only by one point
n are confident of trimming the
Cells" However, the local youngsters
are no easy proposition and should put
up a stiff argument. A preliminary
game is also carded.
At Electric Park Hall Sunday nigh
the Crescents, of Paterson, will NEE
the Trenton Eastern League Club
Both are great rivals and one OF th'
seasons most exciting games is antici
pated.
Manager Rein's Bay Views will hav,
the st. Michaels to contend with a
Bay View Hall Sunday afternoon. TIL
Celluloid Juniors viii clash with tn,
Bay View Juniors in the preliminar,
game.
Manager Casey. of the Ironsides, l
trying to book the Cotowa team, of tn
Passaic County League, for the op
ponents of his team Sunday afternoon
In one of the biggest basketball
games of the year the Crescent team
downed the Troy Five in a Hudson
River League championship game a
the armory in Paterson last night
The Crescents boys are confident of cap
turing the %pennant in the league. Las
nights score was % to 10.
At the Montclair High School gym
nasium tomorrow night the Crescent:
of Montclair, and the Bloomfield Ly
ceum Five, of Bloomfield. will clash.
The Combination Five defeated tn
Pennsylvania team OF the local J
M. c. A. League on the Newark Y. n
C.. A. court last night by a score {
81 to 10.
Tomorrow night at Harmonic Hal
Belleville avenue. the st. Michaels, {
Harrison, will have the Savoys, {
! Newark. as theis soponents.