Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-21
Sure Shot
BY SURE SHOT

BY SURE SHOT
The Celluloid Club will not be rep
resented by a basketball team this
season. A meeting was held at the
clubhouse last night and members of
the Down Neck organization decided
that the sport was not a good one
financially. 1t is likely that George
Deitz, manager of last years five,
will form a team composed of the
same players and play weekly con
tests at st. Georges Hall.
The Bay View Whcelmen basketball
ouintets will open the season at Bay
View Hall, South Sixth street, Sun
day afternoon, October 6. The senior
and junior fives will be made up of
practically the same men which rep
resented the cyclist club last season.
The players have been working out
every evening this week, and will also
practise Sunday morning.
The Roosevelt Five. headed by
Barney Sedran, is out this season.
They beat nearly every local team
last year. Sedran is anxious to ar
range games with all fast local
teams. Address him at 1874 Eldridge
avenue. New York city.
The West Hudson Big Five is ex.
pected to cut quite a figure among
basketball teams in this section.
Many first-cIass men from I'VE the
river has been signed, and the man
agement is seeking games with local
fives. The National Turner's, Domin-
leans and Bay Views are desired.
Address J. c. Beverage. 297 Maple
street, Kearny, N. J.. or phone b.
B. 1888 between s and 5 o'clock.
The Knights of Columbus basket
ball quintet, OF Harrison, will in
augurate the season at Parish Hall,
Harrison. on Monday night. october T.
The following players will represent
the Hudson County Council this sea-
son: Catterall and Doherty, forwards;
Neil Clark, centre; Hahn, Mulroy and
Byrnes, guards. Thomas Cavanaugh
has again been selected to manage
the team
The crack basketball team which
represented the Newark Business Col
lege on the court last season has de-
cided to ~reorganize, and games will
soon be arranged with all first-class
senior teams of this section. The
Business College players made an eX-
cellent record last season, winning
twenty-four games and losing but six,
Bobby Mayham, the great basket
ball star, who has been seen in this
city on several occasions, has retired
from the game. Mayham was one OF
the stars of the Trenton Eastern
League five this season.
The Whirlwinds will open the sea
son the second or third Friday i'm DC
tober. Johnny Lawlor, who played
with Bayley last season, will don q
Whirlwind uniform this season,
The Nailsburgh Tigers may be rep
resented by a basketball team this
season. They have some good ma
terial in Willie Kelly. Henry Lits
Gleichman, Young and Morgan,
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The Ironside T.. G.. may not play
basketball this season, it Is rumored
The Acme A. A., with headquarters
in Bloomfield avenue, will have q
travelling team. Jimmy MCGOWAN AND
Jimmy Foley, who played well for tho
Bayley junior team two seasons ago
are forming the five.
The Ironside A. c.. headed by Chi,
ciarrigan, is contemplating opening
the season at Kunzmann's Hall tn,
second Sunday of next month.
IL is rumored that such players a
Stumpt, Bigner, Dougherty, the Dore
mus brothers and Johnny Conlon vii
represent the senior team at Bayle.
Hall this season.
McDermott and Joe O"Toole are tn
only veteran Bay View Junior player
who will be in the lineup of that cracl
combination this season.