Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-23
HOSPITAL QUINTET
IS AFTER RECORD
Essex County Five Pinned for
Battle With Company K
Team Tonight.
GOSSIP OF THE COURTS

The Essex County Hospital quin-
tet. arrayed in new uniforms, will
lineup against the Company X five,
of Montclair at Overlook tonight.
The hospital youths, who, by the way
are some of the fastest on the in
door court in these parts, inaugurated
the season with a victory over the
Anchor five. of Newark, last week,
the great record attained by their
performers of last season. The Com
pany KS will visit the Overlook
auditorium considerably strengthened,
and hope to give the homesters a
battle all the way. The hospitalers
will lineup with the following: Eddie
Burke. j. Conlan, NJ. A. Traubman,
G. Garrabrant. H. Wiegand and L..
Whelan. Manager Traubman also an
nounces that the hospital will be rep
resented by travelling combination
which viii be known as the big I'll"
team. composed of Willie O'Toole, ].
Conlan. l.. Whelan, F. Boyle. T..
Burke and M. A. Traubman.
The Round Up Five basketball
team, of Newark, will line up as fol-
lows for the season of 1874 Right
forwards, John Bremmer, II. Stoffers;
left forwards, c. Kunzban, F.. Loeff-
ing; centre and captain, f. Stoffers;
left guard, r. Ziepik; right guards,
X. korn and J. RuX. Any third or
light junior teams wishing to arrange
games can do so by sending chal-
lenges to Henry Stoffers, $50 South
Eighteenth street, Newark, n. ].
The Harrison Big Five will line up
against the old National Turner quin-
tet at Hantmann's Hall, Harrison, to-
night. The Turner's will be composed
of the three Riemer brothers, Birch,
Koermaier and Schoen. The Har-
risonians will line up with their regu-
lar team, including Skeets Wright,
Jimmy Byrne, Pete Flarity and Eddie
Doherty.
The National Turner quintet came
back last night and defeated the New
Era Five, of New York, by a score of
80 to %. The visitors proved a fast
combination and had the locals going
all the way. At half-tirne the Turner's
were in the lead by a single point, IL
to IL. Eckert. Weber. Schilling, Lap
sein. and r. c. Clark composed the
YOUNGSTERS.
In a fast and interesting game the
Domestic Five, of Harrison, tri-
umphed over the Company X team,
of Montclair, 26 to rs. at West Hud-
son Auditorium. Harrison, last night.
The soldier boys began the second
period with a lead of seven points,
but field goals by Tinkle, w. Nc
Guigan and Hinchcliff soon put the
homesters in the running. Booth
starred for the visitors, tallying
eighteen points.
At Kunzmann's Hall last night the
Bay View Separates defeated the
Comedy Five, 70 to 2. The Separates
were scheduled to meet the Whirl-
winds, but the latter failed to show
up.
A good crowd of Forest Hill fans
will accompany the Alec Five to New
Saenger Hall tomorrow night, when
that quintet will face the Anchor
Five, of this city. The Whirlwinds
will have out their regulars, 1nclud-
ing HEIR, Goode, Miner, Werner and
Weber.
At West Hudson Auditorium Nom
day night the Entire Nous quintet VIII
face the Delmas team, of Brooklyn.
The brotherhood Five of the Sixth
Presbyterian Church administered q
decisive defeat to the Tabernacle
Five, 80 to Z, on Brotherhood Court
last night.
The Harrison Wanderers defeated
the Sixth Presbyterian Church team,
Ia to 3, on the latter's court last
night