Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-20
East Side High School Five
Beaten, 81 to 26-Games
Tonight.
BY SURE SHOT.


Barringer's winning streak is still
%unbroken. Yesterday afternoon the
East Side High School five fell a VIC
tim to the Ridge streeters for N Sec
ond time this season. The contest was
a repetition of the first game, n re-
suited in practically the same score.
The Barringer lads yesterday totailed
81 points, while the East Siders roiied
up &c. On the other hand, tue irst
ARRAY score read 80 to 20 in the main
institutions favor.
AT half time the home team leo by
% to IL. the Down Neckers making
nine of the points from the free-throW
mark. Bafringer, too, was much IN
foul tactics, thirteen Of their twenty
two points being made from the hl-
teen-foot line.
Charles S~chneider's clever guard
work in the fnal period was prac-
ticallv responsible for Bariinger not
| being able to connect with the net.
Only twice did the homesters find the
iron rim from the field. while their
fr~ee-throwing methods were again N
evidence. Dick Horn, too. did good
work for the visitors.
o
The Froelich Five, of the Second city
PLAYGROUND, defeated the Bergen FIVE
of Newark by the overwhelming score
of Sc to Is last night.
Arrangements win probably be com
pleted this week by Coach Butterworth,
of East Side High School, for a two
game series with the st. Benedict
Prep five.
Manager C~avanaugh. of the knights
of Columbus team. Of Harrison, has
booked the fast Ironside A. c. as the
Washington's Birthday card at Parish
Hall, Harrison.
Inability of the local Celluloid five to
locate the baskets at Parish Hall last
night was alone responsible for their
defeat at the hands of the Holy Cross
| quintet by the score of 40 to 20. The
teamwork, too, of the home team was
superior to that Of the Down Neckers,
and the ball was we'll down in Holy
Cross territory most of the time.
1t was a poor showing on the part of
the Newarkers, who usually put up a
stubborn battle. At half time they
We're tDtC W ECCulO III IfNC HOiiAbCy
while the West Hudson lads reached
the %tskiddoo" lumber The Cells made
many attempts to ring the leather, but
the little sphere would hit the iron rim
and bounce off in some corner. which
meant a throw-in for the homesters.
The Holy Crossers guarded well, while
boil quintets engaged in the clean
end of the game.
roster, but failed to show any of his
old-time form, and was taken out early
in the game.
The Celluloid Club will hold its
twelfth anniversary and celebration at
the Lafayette street clubhouse Thurs
day afternoon and evening. The event
will begin with a basketball game be-
tween the Celluloid five and the Amer
leans. of Paterson. There will be prize
bowling and other sports INDUCED in
during the remainder of the day.
Members of the Fourth Form team
cinched the school championship at
Newark Academy yesterday afternoon
by taking a 26-to-6 victory from the
Third Form duintet. In another league
contest the Fifth Form downed the
Seconds. "a to IA.
.
Thes Troy five. of Hoboken. which
plays at Turn Hall Thursday after
noon. is doing great work in Hoboken
on Sundays. They are beating all
corners Next Sunday they play the
Yonkers Hudson River Leaguers. Such
men, well known locally, as Frank
Bruggy. Harry Wallum and Patsy
Corrigan are on the teams roster.
o
The scheduled basketball contest be-
tween the st. Benedict Prep School
team and Hoboken High School five
on Casino court yesterday afternoon