Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-16

When the knights of Columbus
basketball team, of Harrison, and the
st. James Triangle Five. of Sleeps
head Bay, clash tonight at Rentsch-
ler's Hall, Harrison and Worthington
avenues, Harrison. there will be wit
messed probably the best basketball
contest that has ever been decided on
Harrison court.
There is much speculation as to the
outcome of the game. The st. James
team, considered the champions of
the East, will have the advantage
that has so materially helped to place
them in the limelight. that of playing
on large court. Earlier in the sea-
son the Sheepshead Bay quintet took
the scalps of the Harrison five. That
game was played on the home court
of the st. James team, however.
A few weeks ago in this city the
I New York players gave demonstra-
ton of their knowledge of the game
when they met and easily defeated
the Bay Views. At the present time
the knights are playing fast game
and figure they have a good chance
W carly Oll tDt HOIlOlS
The contest is scheduled to begin at
10 O'Clock sharp, and it is expected
the largest crowd that ever wit
messed a game in the West Hudson
towns will be on hand. A number
of officials of The towns will be in
attendance.
The Harrison team has an excellent
record for the season, 1t has engag ed
in eighteen games, thirteen of which
have been won, three lost and two
tied. The record is as follows
At Home-K. of c. 3S, Orange 18;
K. of c. 80, All-Newark 10; K. of c..
So. Trinity, %; K. of C. 8, American
20; K. of C. n, Bayside %; X. of C.
81, st. Gabriel IS; X. of C. u, Troy
70; K. of C. 81, All-New York. 2s:
K. of c. &c, Celluloid 10; X. of c. 80,
Anchor Separate IA; X. of C. 81, West
Hudson 4; K. of c. "A, ST. Michael
4; X. of c. &c. American Is: K. of c.
81. Orange B. B. C. IS.
| Abroad--K. of c. q, Troy %; K. of
C. IS, st. James's, AZ; K. of c. 81,
st. Michael's 10; X. of C. Is. Amer
lean 16.
/
| At Kunzmanns Hall tonight the
West Side five will stack up against
the Vailsburg A. C. quintet The
West Siders are one of the best
formed combinations in this vicinity.
They have drubbed the Celluloids and
Dominicans, and it looks like an
other victory tonight. The Kunz-
mann Hall team plays mostly to
J team work, and in both their games
! they have outclassed their opponents
easily at this style of the game.
They will line up as follows: Dave
Riemer and Bill Mckinley, forwards
Pop Miller, centre, and Boyle ana
Morris Riemer, guards.
The Dominican H. N. S. team will
not play during Lent. The South
Ninth streeters will probably travel.
| The West Side Juniors will open
| the home season at Kunzmann's Hall
a week from tonight, meeting the
Dominican H. N. S. Juniors in the
| first of series of games. The sec
ond contest will be played at Domini-
can Hall January 20. The West sides
are anxious to. arrange a home and
home series of games with the Pros
pectors, of South Orange; st. Mary's
C. c., st. Michaels, Maplewood
Juniors and Bay View Juniors. Adj
dress Manager A. Deisler, IA King
man road, South Orange.
The Cathedral College quintet, of
New York. will be guests of the
Dominican II. N. s. team at Domini-
can Hall next Tuesday night.
| The st. Michael Five has cancelled
its game with the Carish Five, of
Elizabeth, for Harmonic Hall tomor-
row night and have booked the All
Newarks instead.
The largest crowd that ever attend
| ed a basketball game across the river
| is expected tonight, when the St.
James Triangles and the knights Of
Columbus tvan clash at Rentscher's
Hall, Harrison.
The Bippart Five will go to Perth
Anlboy a week froms tonight to play