Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-20
IRONSIDES TURN
TABLES ON TURNER'S
Al KEMFEk'S HALL
BY SURE SHOT.
EFORE the largest crowd OF the
Il season. the National Turner hVe

~ season. the National Turner hVe
met defeat al the hands OF tne
Ironsides at kemper's Hall yesterday
afternoon, the hpal score being 20 "
Il. The fans swarmed the hall, anu
when the second period a Staito
theIe was hardly room for the teaAlS
to play.
Inc contest was started in q WHIT,
Lite Icing the FIRST to tally on a free
throw. A minute .ater ne Ieglsttreo
another point. Al. burch scored the
first held goal of the game, the craeh
Turner plV otter making a pretty shot
from the side. The lame Was mp anu
tuck throughout. and when the hrss
half had ended the score stood 10 TO .
in favor of the Ironsides.
The Turner's started the second naih
with a rush. After Ave minutes OF
play Benny Rauch was SUBSTITUTED
for Frank Bruggy, the latter being the
whole show In the line of shooting I'M
til that time, making eight held goais
for a total of sixteen points.
The Nationals played a mucn petter
game in the Anal half h the pre-
vious period, and had they a Few min
utes to play they would have practicaA-
ly taken the measure of the big casey
ties. Morris Reimer and Al Burch ex'
celled for the Turner's, while brussy
and Knochel played best for the hone
team. The Ironside Featherweights ue-
feated the Bay View Juniors in the
preliminary game, Al to 81. The line
up of the big game:
Ironsides. Nationals.
Bruggy Weber
hnocnels. Riemer
Forwards.
Jay Doyle. Birch
Centre.
Curly, Lite. I'm. Riemer, Koermaler
Guards.
Field goals-Bruggy 8, Knochels .
Litz 2, Jay Doyle, d. Riemer 8, Weber
2. M. Riemer, Birch Q, Koermaier T.
Free throw-Weber. Substitutes-Con-
Ian for Bruggy. Ranch for Lite. Rer-
~eree-Patten. Umpire-Bertsch.
The Crescent Five, Of Paterson, re-
corded q victory over the Celluloid
Five, OF this city, at Electric Park Hall
last night by a score of &c to 10. The
Cells put up a stiff argument, but
the Passaic county teams experience
III LIl0 lltlG VI bAOOtihe 6ONAo
the local five. The first half ended Il
to 6 in favor of the Crescents. Green
and WEIGH played a great game for the
Celluloids. It was their clever guard
ing that kept the Leaguers from tally
ing more than five points in the second
period. The lineup:
Crescents. Celluioids.
Hill, McNabb.. ........B Bell, McDonough
Forwards.
Hill
Centre.
wallum, Haring. ........G Green, WEIGH
Guards.
The Bay View Wheelmen five downed
the Alpha Five, of New York, to the
tune of 55 to q on the Views court last
night. 1t was an easy victory for the
locals, they being the leaders at all
times. Miller and Hahn played well
for the Wheelmen, while Smith ex-
celled for the New Workers..
The Xaviers will have the st.
Michaels to contend with at Casino
Hall tonight. AS the game is a benefit
affair, a large crowd is expected. The
Saints will play the Institutes at Har-
monia Hall tomorrow night In the Sec
ond of a series of games. the "Ints"
having captured the first after an ex-
citing struggle.
At Turn Hall Wednesday afternoon
the National Turner's will play the ALL
New Yorks.
The Celluloids will play the Roosevelt
Five on the Celluloid Club court
Wednesday afternoon.