Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-25
BY SURE SHOT

Basketball will be renewed under
new management at Electric Park
Hall, in South Orange avenue, Walls
burg, tomorrow night, when the re-
organized Oak Leafs will stack up
against the Jenkinson five. composed
Of former McKiernan players. Morris
and Dave Riemer, Jack Curley, Phil
Corrigan and Frank Boyle will make
UP the Leafs. Jim Whelan will ref
cree. The management announces
that big league clubs will appear
against the Oak Leafs before the end
of the season.
night, the Ironside A. G. will play
the Entire Nous FIVE.
Electric Park is an ideal hall for
basketball It's dimensions for the
game could not be excelled anywhere
in the city.
Several prominent men in the Wallis
burg section are interested in the
basketball proposition at Electric
Park, and the movement is expected
to so.
The st. Stephen FIVE, of Brooklyn,
which will play the Bay View Wheel
men five at the South Sixth street
court tomorrow afternoon, adminis-
tered a 81 to 10 defeat TO the st.
James Triangles at Sheepshead Bay
early this week.
They walloped the National Turn
ers here Christmas afternoon, and
on Christmas night defeated the Troy
FIVE of Hoboken, % to 10. This is
enough evidence to declare them
above the st. James lads, who were
announced as champions of the East
previous to their defeat at the hands
of the knights of Columbus five in
Harrison two weeks ago.
The Armory five viii line up
against the Bayonne Separates at the
Orange Armory tonight. A snappy
game should result, as both quintets
seem to be evenly matched judg-
ing from their records. 1t will mark
the third of series of games, each
team having won one.
"Ber' Evans, the crack baseball
and basketball player of the Orange
High School. will play with the Ar
mory FIVE against the Bayonne Sepa-
rates at Orange tonight.
Sunday basketball is getting the
| fever in Paterson. Tomorrow night
the Dominican five. of this city, will
visit Olympic Park Hall, Paterson
where it will meet Johnny McNabb's
| new team.
| "Herbie" Harris, who played with
the Worthington Baseball Club last
season and who will play with Joe
McGinnity's Tacoma Club this sea
son, has been signed by MeNabb's
| FIVE, which will play at Paterson
| Sunday nights, beginning tomorrow
The Troy FIVE, of Troy. N. Y, lead.
ers of the New York State League
and touted champions of the East
will meet the Crescents, of Paterson
In the Silk City tonight. Tomorrow
afternoon the Troys will go to Hobo.
ken to play Patsy Corrigan's Troys.
II is more than likely that the Troy
New York Staters will face the Oal
Leafs at Electric Park within this
next week or two.
| After giving fine exhibition
against their big league opponents il
| the initial session in which they held
| them to sixteen points, at the sans
time scoring thirteen, sudden burs
of speed in the second half by th'
Crescents, of Paterson, and an un
expected collapse of the Saints cx
celent work, caused the downfall O
the latter at Harmonic Hall las
night Although beaten, 80 to 10, thu
home lads gave remarkable exhi
bition against the Silk City team
and every inch of the way were play
ing their hardest to win. But thu
visiting teams weight, aided b.
their experience, enabled them to pull
away. Frank Boyle. the forward mai
Of the Saints. scored ten of his team
points In the first period. caging tn