Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-13
HARRISON BIG FIVE !
IS AFTER SERIES
Battle With Hoboken Quintet
Tonight Will Be Initial
Title Contest.
ENTIRE NOUS VICTORIOUS

AHS @OHSSSts
ENTIRE NOUS VICTORIOUS
The first Of series of SIX baslxet-s
ball games to decide the cIfauapsf,n-
ship Of Hudson county win he con
tested at Hantmann's Hall, Harrl-.
son. tonight between the Harrison
Sig Five and the Troy quintet OF
Hoboken. The Harrisonians. a.
their own court, are the favorites.
although the Troys. as in previous
seasons, come well recommended.
They have beaten the Knickerbock-
srs, OF New York, and have handed
heatings to New York State League
teams. The same can be said of tho
Harrisonians. who have administers
ed trouncings to several of the big
hves in these parts. Patsy Cor
rigan, Bill Evans, Jay Doyle, Sid
Shea, Harry Wallum. Lanky Har-
vey and Beclman are listed among
the visitors. and all are well known
hereabouts as players of ability
The Troys and the Harrison team
met on two occasions last season,
and the result was draw, each
team having captured a game.
Biegner a Big Asset.
Although they were represented
with a strong combination, in which
was Included Kelly and Norman. OF
the st. James Triangles, the St VIM
cent De Paul quintet, OF Brooklyn,
was defeated by the Entire Nous five,
OF Harrison, 43 to 80, at Brooklyn
last night. The victory puts the
Entire Nous lads in line for the State
title. At half-time the Ents were
n the lead by % to IL. The work OF
Johnny Biegner, of the Harris
sonians, stood out prominently, while
the rest of the combination, Marty
Kavanagh, Wally Kussmaul, Larry
Pagan and Johnny McGuigan, all
helped In the big victory.
TriangIes Trim Turner's.
The National Turner's were victims
OF defeat, 35 TO H. at the hands of
the Trinity Triangles, of Brooklyn,
at Turn Hall last night The Turner
lads were away off the form dis
played last week, and coupled with
Injuries on the part of two of their
players, Lapzien and Willie O'Toole.
they were a beaten combination from
the start Charley Weber and
Johnny Conlon did best work for the
locals, while Door was the shining
light for the visitors.
Other Basketball Doinga.
At New saenger Hall last night,
\ the Madison A. A. drubbed tho
Winged Foot A. c., Of Bayonne. II
to 10.
/ The Recreation FIVE nosed out tho
/ Hilltops in a fast game at the Prince
/ Street Playground yesterday after
noon.
In their first league game of this
season, the High Street Cadets. of
the High Street Church. defeated the
Roseville M. Il. Church five. ~ to II,
at the High street court last night.
| The Penn team, leaders of tho
/ Senior League, of the Prince Street
| Playground. were beaten, SO to 15. by
the Eries which are second, last
night The latter also walloped the
centrals, 2S to Ia.
The contest at Overlook tonight
will bring together the Hospital
Five, OF that place, and the Whirl-
winds, of this city. The hospital
lads have not as yet tasted defeat
this season and look for another VIC
tory.
1t was IAN easy victory that thu
lLeMaster Institute five scored over
the American A. A. quintet, IS to H.
at German English School Hall. in
Orange, yesterday afternoon. Nor
lrison and Smith were the leading
point-mahers for the winners.
Both the senior and junior quin-
tets of the Maplewood Field Club
were recorded victors on their home
court last night. The seniors beat
the Aitchisons, of Orange, 80 to 90.
and the juniors walloped the Mer-
curry Juniors to the tune of 81 to ID.
The st. Andrews FIVE opened the.
Junior Church League season at
home last night with victory over
the Central Presbyterian quintet, 80
to 10 Captain Wurth did we'll for
the losers, while D'herons work for.
the st. Andrews was also features
The Brotherhood first and second
teams annexed victories last night.
The seniors beat the Second Pres
byterians, 80 to 10, while the juniors
won from the Tabernacle Juniors, is
to A. The games were played on
the Second Presbyterian Church
court.
An extra five-minutes session was
tween the All-Newarks and the 81.
NTichaels, of Elizabeth. in Elizabeth
last night, and the former quintet
was recorded the victors, so to 25.
The homesters led at half-time by
il to TO-
The Cartons, Of New York, were
beaten 80 to O. by the Amer can Five
at South Paterson, last night. AT
| 10 A nrt-f..r Ia6 1.xy a
score OF 20 to g. Refill and w Powers
excelled for the Americans. Refill
getting eight field goals and Powers
three.
In an interesting contest at Kunz-
mans Hall last night the Laurel
quintet defeated the Tiger Five by
the close score of 20 to 49, The first
| half ended with both teams tied with
II points each. 1t was nip and tuck
all the way in the second half. and
II was only in the last minute of play
that the Laurels Gagged basket thai
made them yictors
The Crescents of Paterson, were
beaten by Newburg in New York
state League game at Newburg last
night by a score of 80 to %. Utica. at
home, beat Brooklyn, "a to 81. Both
were New York State League con-
tests. Hill, Schmeelk Wright, Wal
lum, TIaring and Love composed tho
Crescents The Brooklyn team is COM
posed of st. James Triangle players.
HANLON BACK IN BASEBALL
BALTIMORE. Nov. 1s.-Edward
Hanlon, formerly manager of the