Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-28
TURNER QUINTET
| OUT FOR REVENGE
Locals, Smarting from Defeat
BY RosedaIes, Will Try to
Even Matters.
GOSSIP OF THE COURTS


The National Turn Verein. reor-
ganized, will stack up against the
Rosedale quintet of Hoboken at Turn
Hall. in Bruce street, tomorrow night.
Johnny Conlon, one of the fastest
youngsters in the game in this Vi
entity, and Willie O'Toole, OF the bay
Views. are the new additions to the
Turner lineup, and victories from
now on are expected to be numerous.
The Turner's met the Rosedales last
Thursday night, in Hoboken, and lost
* to 10 The teams will lineup as
follows tomorrow night:
1r,,rnors Rosedales.
w. O'Toole. C. Weber. Fife, Lambert
Forwards.
Lapsein .............'....' ohauheS9'
Centre.
j. Conlon - u
W. Clark. Shilling Ripley Bnii"iiAie
Guards
Al Reich. the heavyweight pugll-
lot is PLAYING the pivot position Tor
the knights of st. Anthony Clup' OIL
RrooIxlyn. which will appear here
probably later in the season.
Tne Bippart five will open Its SEA-
son with the Bay View Separates at
New Saenger Hall tonight.
Tba Donninicans. composed of ID.
f.,Ihoolev 2. Burke, J. Conlon, +.
Carrigan. G. Kroeger and c. Farley,
would like to hear from the pest
onintets in these parts. Buck Hec-
Tor. of so Paramount avenue, city is
the manager.
THE Tabernacle five will visit Eliza
beth Friday night to play the All
Trinity quintet of that place.
The Domestics, of Harrison, VIII
onnose the All Stars of this city at
West Hudson Auditorium, in Harrl-
son. tomorrow night.
.,rhe st. AIichael senior and Junior
teams will inaugurate their season at
81. Michael Hall. Friday nlght, inc
big fellows facing the orange "A: "
and the youngsters the COMBINATIONS
The Point A. c. quintet, of Bay
ounes which lost to the Bay views at
Bay View Hall Sunday afternoon
will be guests of the American nVe
at Paterson tomorrow night.
Joe Tyrrell, the former st. Michael
player, has been signed by the Har.
rigans. Joe is a clever forward
PLAYER and a nifty goal-cager
The Crescents. of Paterson. which
beat Kingston, 50 to 80, in Paterson,
Saturday night, will play in Glovers-
Vile tonight, in Utica tomorrow
night in Cohoes Thursday night and
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urday night, all New York state
League games. Troy and Utica lead
the league, while the. crescents are
next Wright, of the Harrison Big
Five: Hill and Wallum of this city;
Ruckert. of the st. James Trlangles'
Schrneelk. the old Celluloid player,
and Haring. compose the Crescents
this season.
The Edison Club, of Orange, Will
lineup against the Bloomfield cain
olic Club quintet at German-E ngllsh
School Hall, Orange, November rs.
The Entire Nous quintet defeated
n inffe fast Delmas Five. of Brooklyn,
80 to 20, at West Hudson Auditorium
Harrison, last night. The Entire
Nous lads Gagged the ball from all
Parts of the court, Johnny McGulgan
leading with ssyen field goals.
Krauss was best for the winners,
getting six field goals.
The Roseville Baptists' first and
second teams We're recorded yictors
on their home court last night. The
big fellows defeated the Watsessing
M. Z. quintet. 20 to TO- while the
juniors humbled the Wyandottes, Is
to s.
The Bay View Separates will APP
pear at German English Hall, Orange,
Friday (Halloween) night against the
Edison Club