Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31
ST. MICHAEL s FIVE
WILL OPEN SEASON
Local Quintet VIII Try ConcIu.
siOns With Orange A. C.
Tonight.
GOSSIP OF THE COURTS


season at Harmonic Han in Belle
/ vile avenue. tonight. The big fell
/ lows Will have the Orange A. c. quin-
tet as the attraction while the juniors
have been booked against the Cornbi-
nations. The senior five at the uptown
| hall this season Is composed OF some
/ Of the best basketball talent here
| abouts. Such well-konwn cagers as
/ frankie Boyle. Gus RiehI Charley
Powers, Marty Kavanaugh. Johnny
/ Michigan and Marty McEvoy will
represent the local organization. The
/ Orangettes VIII present their strong
hne-up and an interesting game
should result
The ST. Michael junior team comes
/ IN Tor world or praise The young
/ steEs lost but two games, both TO the
/ Bay View wheelmen juniors, last sea-
son, but hope TO go through the sea-
son on their home court this year
+ without a defeat. Dancing viii be a
feature before and after the games.
Jackie Clark, the cyelist, viii toss
the first ball at the opening game for
/ the Nelodrome Five tonight at Owens
| Hall. which is located at South Or
ange avenue and Twenty-first street
/ The Velodronne Five win meet the
Anchors of this city. The Anchors
7 ie a speedy and we'll appearing team
and should give the home team bat
tie. The Velodrome Five VIII present
| their regular lineup as follows: Denim
/ er, right forward; Curran. left for
ward; Thompson, centre; Hass, right
guard; Carroll and Cox, left guard.
THE Anchors viii have Camp. right
forward; Hagmen, left forward; Lapp,
centre Gerado, right guard; Huntz-
mann, left guard. In the preliminary
game the velodrome Juniors VIII meet
the Jefferson Ave of this city.
The Harrison Arrows, OF Harrison,
are DESTROYS Of booking basketball
games with Junior and light senior
teams in and around Newark. The
Arrows are willing to travel any dis
lance for a suitable guarantee. Last
season the Arrows played the pre-
liminary game to the Harrison Big
Five, but this season they are minus
a home court and viii be travelling
/ combination Out OF twenty-four
games played they have lost but three
and two of those are credited TO the
Bay View Juniors. The Arrow Five
roster consists OF McWalters, forward
and captain of the Bay View Juniors;
/ Harlow who is also member of the
Bay Views, with Flynn, the guard OF
the Harrigans; McGuigan OF the En-
tire Nous and Sanford and Jackson
OF the Acme Five. The Arrows would
like to hear from the managers of
the Whiriwinds. Vermont Five. Bay
Il View Separates, st Michaels, Com
pany K, of MontcIair; Trinitys, of
Elizabeth; ColoniaIs and teams Of
like strength. For games address r.
G. Ross. Manager. 10 South Third
street, Harrison, n. j.
The Concord Quintet lost their first
game of the season TO the High Street
team Wednesday night by the score
of Al to %. The fast passing of the
High Street team featured the game,
7 while Stickles, Of the Concords,
played well on the forward end. The
Cnncnrds would like TO hear from bas-
ketball teams averaging from 100 TO
no pounds in Newark, Elizabeth Rah-
2 way. Orange. Kearny, Harrison and
: any junior team within twenty-five
. miles of Newark having home courts
and offering suitable inducements.
, Would like to hear from st. Mary's
c. c. team. of Newark; Columbia
Juniors. of Elizabeth, and Yale Jun
Tors, of Harrison.
, In the 1e1s-1e14 official basketball
guide the st. James Triangles of
Eputed professional champions OF the
eastern states, while the Armory
Square Playground team, OF Chicago.
are the A A. Z. champions of the
}, United States.
Preparations are being made for the
: opening of the basketball season at
the I. Bamberger & Co.'S court.
Every effort is being made to have
! 10 ho afr fan IN Fxr
next week. Manager Wilbur Crelin
is busy selecting teams that he thinks
will prove good attractions to the
! many followers of the Elbeco Club.
Waliy KussmRu1, OF the Bay View
team, still continues to pull spectaou-
: lar shots. He got away with three
in succession in Sundays game
Paddy McGuigan's Entire Nous
team should certainly cut a figure
/ this season as to the champion ag-
! gregation in these parts.
It was rather difficult for the Turn
er boys to cope with their much heav-
Ter opponents, the Rosedales, of Ho-
boken, Wednesday evening. The
lightest man on the visitors weighed
1856 pounds. while the Turner's heav-
lest man is only 149. and the former
team included such stars as members
of the Cohoes New York State League
professionals and Shaugnessy of the
AIl-New Yorks and Newburg Hudson
River League team. Considering the
celibre Of these players the locals did
well for so early IN the season.
: Manager Henry Chanier. OF the Ma
Itionsl Turner's, has plenty OF conf
denoe in his new aggregation He does
not intend 20 build castles at the start.
AS he mentions, you can't build a
house and complete Il without start
ing from the bottom
frankie Boyle, OF the Hospital and
Shamrock quintet. has fully recovered
from the effects of blood poisoning
that he contracted in his leg.
The Harrison Big Five lost its first
game of the season at Hantmann's
Hall Harrison, last night, going down
before the Knickerboeker quintet, of
New York, q to 20. 1t was an ex-
citing struggle all the way. The
homesters were in the lead at the con-
clusion of the first period, Is to 9. The
New Workers played the Harrisonians
off their feet in the second half. how
ever. Smolick, a member of the
Trinitys, of New York, played we'll
! for the visitors, while Stumpf did best
for the Big Five.
The Hospital Five recorded q 55-to-
SO victory over the All-Schola sites. Of
this city, at Overlook last night
At Kunzmann's Hall last night the