Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-30
TRIO OF NEWARK
f|VES BOW TO
VISITING TEAMS
Kingston Men Administer Drub-
bings to the lrons:des and Do.
minicans, While Bay View
WheeImen Lose to a Paterson
Team-0ther Sunday Results.
THREE Of Newark's best ba sketbal
quintets met defeat yesterday NJ

Hudson River league team defeated
the 1~ronstdes, Al to rs. Tho foreigners
went to Electric Park at night and
downed the Dominicans by a score OF
II to q. The Bay Views, the third OF
the trio OF vanquished, bowed to the
American A. A. of Paterson. on the
South Sixth street court In the after
noon, the Anal score being 81 to IS.
Though the members of the visiting
Kingston quintet Of the Hudson River
League demonstrated their superiority
from the start. the garne between the
'leaguers" and the Domlnicans at Elec-
trio Park was an interesting alfair.
Kingston obtained the decision by a
verdict OF IL to "a.
The work OF the visiting forwards
was a revelation. Time and again, by
clever passing and perfect team work,
the Kingstonians outwitted the "Doms."
The right man vas always in the right
place to cage the globe for a count.
Curlett and Frankel, who were the
visiting forwards, were marvelously ae-
curate in their losses and were freely
applauded by the partisan crowd for
their clever work.
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ball from a scrimmage In front of thu
enemy's goal. Frankel quickly evened
the tally with a nifty shot from the
side, and then 1t was nip and tuck for
a few minutes. After ten minutesfof
play the visitors became accustomed
to the LAY of the land and steadily
began to pun away. They had a lead
of ~ points at half time, the store
standing 20 to s.
The home team was without the
services of vidi Dougherty, who is suf-
fering with a severe cold. and George
McDonough's bad nee tended to slow
up the teamwork somewhat. Bruggy
was the Dominican star on the often
sive. and Pop WEIGH, who is playing
as good as any guard In this section,
was all over Tome, the visiting centre,
also put UP n sterling game, The
lineup;
Dominicans. Kingstons.
Bruggy. Ranch. ....... .Curlett, Frankel
Forwards.
jay Doyle. Tome
Centre.
McDonough, WEIGH. .Penine. Henschel
Guards.
Excelling their opponents in both
shooting and passing. the crack King
ston Hudson River League quintet tool
the measure Of the Ironside five before
a record Grove at Kemper's Hall yes
terday afternoon by the score of IL to
2e. The locals from the start were In
no way of giving the big league team
o battle, and the exhibition OF passing
given by the visiting quintet was sim
ply marvellous. The first period ended
"a TO . in favor of the Kingston FIVE.
The feature of the game was the goal
shooting Of the Hudson River teams
men. Time and again Curlett, Hen
schel n Tome Gagged the leather from
one end Of the court to the other.
Buggy put up a fine game for the
Ironsides. The lineup:
Ironsides. Kingston.
Lite, Conlon. .curlett. Trankei. Mirgenweck
Forwards.
Doyle ."''''.t'S Graui
Brugsy, curley. cen..e Henchel. peniuo
B~askets-Tome 8. Curlett 3, Henschel
4 Penino 2, Frankel, Mirgenweck.
Score at end Of the Gfst haif@KinEsto,ne..
"a; Ironsides. 3. Final score--King-
ston. Al; Ironsides. 20.
In the preliminary game the I~ronside
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a we'll played game by a score of 26 to 7.
The American A. A., of Paterson,
defeated the Bay View five at the
Wheelmen court yesterday afternoon
by the score Of 81 to rs. The first half
ended In a tie, 10 to 10. Kussmaul and
Brophy played a fine game for the
locals, while the teamwork OF Kelvin
and Ploeh for the Passaic county team
was a feature. The line-up:
Bay Views. Americans.
Kussmaul, roplly...,,...., Kelvin, Ploch
Forwards.
Centre.
Ferguson. Cummings. Wood. R~heinherdt
mann 1,s r.. Lyle
Referee-Bertsch
In the preliminary game the Bay View
Juniors dowDed the ST. Michael Juniors
by a score of 49 to i6.
The Niagara five took the measure
of the Crescent Ave at Wiedenmayer's
Casino Hall yesterday afternoon, the
final score being 80 to 30. In the pre-
limlnary game the Park five downed
the Mohawks to the tune OF % to "a.
AT Fran Garden yesterday afternoon
the vailsburg A. c. defeated a team
picked from members of the Vailsburg
A A. by the score of 33 to s.
There should be excitement galore
when the crack Celluloid Ave give
battle to Ranch's fast-going Xavier
team at Casino Hall in the second
game of a series OF five tonight which
should prove to be the hottest of the
season. The Cells drew first blood
on their own court last Thursday night
when they defeated the Xavier boys in
one of the most exciting and hotly
contested games Of the season.
The st. Benedict's Preparatory School
five win meet the team representing
st. Johns preparatory School, OF
Brooklyn, at Casino court. High and
William streets, tomorrow afternoon.
The local boys downed the Dodger
school quintet in Brooklyn a month
ago by the close score OF Is to IA.
The Big Atlantics. OF Rockaway,
travelled to Ossining, N. Y, Saturday
night, and defeated the Y. NJ. c. A.
quintet. 40 to IL.
STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.