Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-30

1
| in their game against the knights OF
Columbus quintet, of Harrison, at
Harmonic Hall tomorrow night. The
"uptowners" have been defeated in
two previous contests by the Hudson
| county lads, and they are anxious to
get the last. Furthermore. tomorrow
| nights game will mark the final, until
after the lenten season, at Harmonic
| Hall.
The Celluloids will have hard
proposition tonight when they meet
the Entire Nous five of Harrison, at
Kandels Hall, Market and Van Buren,
streets. The Harrisonians are a fast
lot and have shown their ability as a
team by defeating some Of the best in
these parts. The contest will start at
0 o'clock.
Favorable comment is being heard
on all sides in connection with the
work of william Sullivan as referee at
the X. of C. games, played in Harri-
son on Thursday night
Harrison fans are still discussing
| the defeat of the K. of c. team at the
hands of the All-Stars A return game
on the Harrison court would prove a
big attraction.
The knights of Columbus five will
meet the st. James Triangles at
Rentcshler's Hall, Harrison, next
Thursday night. Enough said.
The Newark Y. M. c. A. five is
making quite record for its first
season on the court. Seven victories
and four defeats Is their record to
| date.
Hans" Wagner's team, of Pitts.
burgh, which has won fifty straight
games. will probably appear against
the X. of c. team in Harrison in the
future.
Frank Bruggy has severed his con-
nections with the Celluloid five.
Frank is now a bona fide member of
the Crescents, of Paterson; the Troys,
of Hoboken, and the Elizabeth five.
Assemblyman Egan will shortly
introduce a bill legalizing all sports
; on the Sabbath. This will include
basketball. Already the authorities of
Essex. Hudson and Passaie counties
are allowing the indoor game for
Sundays,
The last basketball contest at
Dominican Hall, South Ninth street,
} will be decided next Tuesday night
The game may be resumed after the
Lenten season.
The st. Mary's c. c. team will have
the Dominican Juniors to contend
with at Casino Hall, High and Will
lam streets, tonight.
The Bay View Wheelmen, for the
third time this season. defeated the
; National Turner's last night at Turn
. Hall, Is to II. The contest, as the
: score indicates, was close and ex-
; citing, and 1t was only after a whirl-
'. wind finish that the visitors won. At
half time each team had scored 7
: points.
: The Knights of Columbus basket
I ball team will play the Crescents, of
!. Paterson, at Rentschler's Hall, Har-
! rison, tonight. The Crescerits have
on their roster several players who
I. opposed the old Entire Nous five some
! Years ago, and that rivalry still ex-
! lists, although the knights are
altogether a different combination.
7 The Maplewood r. c. five downed
!. | the Washington Heights Y. NJ. G.. A
! team, OF New York, by the score oil
rs to % in Maplewood last night. II
! was the second victory oveS the New
: Workers for the suburbanites.
. The preliminary game on the
! Maplewood court last night. between
] the Burnett FIVE, of this city, and the
I Maplewood Juniors, ended in tie
! % to %.
! General team work, aided by clever
, caging, enabled the st. Benedict
Prep" School quintet to defeat
the Hoboken High School five a
HoboSen yesterday afternoon by ths
: score of 40 to 3S. The Saints led by
4 20 to IA in the first half. McDermit,
t | was back in the game for the locals
Z -
| /,