Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
TURNER five HITS
WINNING STRIDE
Weber and 0'Toole Stars OF
Decisive Victory Over Carl
ton Quintet.
GOSSIP OF THE COURTS

The National turner's seem TO nave
come back to winning form. They
beat the CARTONS, OF New York, at
Turn Hall last night, AZ to 20. and
from now on Manager Charter pre-
diets a successful season for his COM
/ bination, which two seasons ago was
practically unbeatable In these parts.
The Turner's played good, basketball
! all the way last night and surely de-
served a victory. The fine goal Gag
ing and work of the entire team stood
out prominently. but the shining
lights were Charley Weber and Willie
O'Toole, who did more than their
share to bring forth victory. Johnny
Conlan was also there with some good
work, while the rest of the combina-
ton, composed of Ralph and Matty
Clark, Schilling and Papzein, all
| helped In the win At half time the
Turner's were favored by a II to 5
score The Turner'S will d. face the
Trinity Triangles. of Brooklyn, at
Turn Hall next Wednesday night.
The management of the Shamrock
Five announces that the Cartons, OF
New York, will appear at Electric
Park hall Sunday night. The Sham
rocks are playing in winning form
just now, and ought to put up live
ly battle against the metropolitan
performers.
The LeMaster Business Institute
quintet, of Orange, lost to the Mont
clair Y. M. c. A. second team, "a to
/ II. at German English School Hall,
/ Orange, last night.
The brotherhood quintet disposed of
| the Grace NJ. e. Church combination,
J q to IL, at the Sixth Presbyterian
/ Church court last night. Heubler' S
a1l-around playing and Smiths guard
4 ing were features for the winners.
| The American Five, of South Pater-
! son, defeated the Agile A. C.. of Ho-
boken. by the score of 80 to % at
Paterson last night. The Americans
led at the end of the first half by 10
to 5. Powers and Kelvin starred for
the Americans, each being credited
with twelve points. Carroll and
Dusenek did best for the visitors.
The Poughkeepsie quintet, of the
New York State League, Is prac-
tically the st. James Triangles of last
seaeon. Barry. Johnson, Dreyfuss.
NcMiTa an and Kelley are a quintet OF
the famous Triangles, who were seen
here LIST season, and who are now
Poughkeepsie players. Poughkeepsie
will oppose the Crescents, of Pater-
son. in a league game at Paterson
Saturday night.
Paddy X mbail, the local boxer. will
lead the Penn Social Club in a bas-
ketbal game at Wiedenmayer's
Cesino Hall Sunday afternoon. Two
teams from the Penn organization
will cash. and the contest should
surely furnish some excitement.
Gus Refill. the clever American
Five player of Paterson. who has
again been signed by the st. Michaels,
of this city, will pay his first game
here tomorrow night, when the Saints
will face the Commonwealth quintet,
formerly the Map'ewood F. c., at
st. Michael's Hall. in Belleville ave-
nue. The preliminary game tomorrow
nioht will bring together the st.
Michael Juniors and the Brightons,
The Junior Athletic Union team or
the First Presbyterian Church easily
wallopad sthe Elmwood Five, of Or
ange on the formers court. IS to 10,
last night. King and Benatre, of the
winners, netted nine field goals
apiece.
Joe Tyreli, the former st. Michael
Five player, is no longer playing with
the Hsrrieans, 1t is said. Chic Farley.
the old Celluioid player, has been
signed in his place.
The Bay View Separates beat the
Point A. c. second team, of Bayonne,
by the score of 80 to at Bayonne
last night. The first period ended
10 to 8 in favor of the home team.
The locals played in lively fashion in
the final session. however, and man.
eyed to squeeze over victory.
Pofhal, for the winners, had nine field
baskets.
Fred Metzky's Bippart Five will
open a home-and-h home sries of games
With the Y. M III. A. quintet. of Eliz-
abeth in Betsytown tonight The
Elizabeth lads will visit this city for
a return match next Tuesday.
Camden opened the Eastern League
season at Camden last night with q
great victory. beating the champion
Reading quintet, 30 to o. Walter
Swenson, last season with the Cres-
cents, of Paterson, and formerly the
Morr' stown A. A. baseball pitcher,
played guard for the winners, and did
great work.
At Kunzmann's Hall tonight the
Wh'rlwinds will line up AGAINST the
Stroll Five, of Bloomfield. The
Stroller Five is composed of several
fast suburban players, and they are
expected to acquit themselves in
creditable fashion against the Whrl-
winds, who have been winning in con-
sstent fashion.
Manager BIZ Weiss. of the Anchors
announces that his combination will
take on the Madisons IN the second
of three-eame series at New Saenger
ing struggle.