Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-20

city, at celluloid Hall last night
against the crack Harlem Five, and
was chiefly responsible for his teams
@S1-to-22 victory. Artie Gagged nearly
half of his teams points. The first
period ended il to IL In favor of the
Harlem quintet. BY excellent uphill
work in the final period the Cells man
aged to subdue their opponents. The
lineup:
Celluloid. Harlem.
Ionion ocnwartz
'ss' Forwards. ''eie
Green, carrigan ,....'.~.""..... Drexler
hussmaul Hungna
Guards.
Referee-Jim whnlen.
Ironside A. C. against the Harlem
Five. ~thich quintet put up a great ex-
hibition at the Celluloid Club last
night, being beaten out during the last
few minutes of play. is the attraction
at Kunzmann's Hall Sunday afternoon.
The Dominicans will play the Iron
sides in an Intercounty League contest
at Electric Park Sunday afternoon. 1t
will be the second game between these
fves, the former having won the first
contest after a hard struggle.
o
The first basketball contest by the
Female Stars, a crack local girls team,
will take place at Wiedenmayer's
Casino Hall tomorrow night. The
Niagara Five will be the opponents of
the female quintet.
The Antler p. c. defeated the Will
son Five, of Orange. at Orange yester-
day afternoon, AZ TO IL.
o
The Ramblers, of this city, lost to
the senior Boys Five, 3s to 8 at the
local Y. M. c. A. last night.
q
The Ironside r. c. and the National
five will come together at New Saenger
Hall tonight. The contest will mark
the opening of the former teams home
season in the Intercounty League, n
O. victory is predicted over the fast
Casey bunch.
The Xavier c. C. will inaugurate the
season at Casino Hall Monday night,
meeting the fast st. Johns five, of the
Hudson County League,
o
At Parish Hall, Harrison, Monday
night, the Holy Cross quintet will play
the st. Bridget's Lyceum Ave, of
Jersey City.
The National five, of Elizabeth, will
be the opponents of the North Re-
formed Mission team at Quincy Hall,
Arlington, Tuesday night.
o
The Bay View Wanderers will visit
Hainsford, N. Y, tonight to play he
team representing that town.
O.
william Kinsey, of the Imperial five,
is q crackerjack. Although on a junior
team he would make good in faster
company.
o Wright, the Bayley Junior CEN
tire. is showing fine form. It is Wright's
first year on the courts and he handles
himself like a veteran.
Slip Andres and job Conlon are
a pair of crack basketballers who are
playing with the Bay View Wander
ers.
Chris" Kreisiner is playing with the
Liberty five this season. Chris acts
in the capacity of secretary for the
Newark Church League and is also a
member of the Grace Church quintet.
o
Schoen, who Is playing centre for the
National Turner's in place of Birch, who
has been shifted to forward. is an ex-
%cellent eager. In the game against the
Neptunes, of South Amboy, Wednesday
night, he made thirteen baskets.
o
The Trenton five, which team lost to
the Crescents of Paterson, at the Colos-
scum Tuesday night, will play the crack
Harrisburg Club in an exhibition match
at Harrisburg, Pa, tomorrow night.
The Trenton Club of the Hudson
River League will be represented by a
travelling club. Manager Bobby May
han has been unable to secure a court
to play home games.
With several former Bay View Wheel
men and National Turner players in
the lineup the National five VIII line
up against the Ironside F. c. in an
Intercounty League game at New
Saenger Hall, Springfield n Paramount
avenues. tonight. Jim Whelan will rel
cree n the game should be a ,hum-
mer. The lineup of the teams VIII be
as follows:
National Five. lronslde r. =.
Hanily, McGlynn. .Litz, kussmaui
Forwards.
G. Wagner ...........>.... u wagner
Centre.
Cubbings, Ferguson. Knochel, Curiey'
Korb
Guards.
The Ironside A. c. VIII be guests
Of the Bayiey five at Bayiey Hal
next Wednezday night. The latter COM
bination viii try hard to reeord its In
itial victory.