Evening journal., 1914-12-05
.BROWNSON TRIMS
GARNET This TIME
Crack PhiladelphianS Lose
/ Out in Cage Sport Here
by 38 to 80 Count
SECOND TEAM
NOSES OUT CRESCENT


merchants defeated the well-known Gar
net five, of Philadelphia, last night by
3s to 30 score. 1t was one of the best
played games seen at Brownson Hall in
years. Although Brownson came out
with a victory, the Garnet boys put up
game fight. They displayed much IN
ability in passing the ball and their
team work was good at all times.
The visitors got warm welcome from
the fans. Their lineup comprised
Parker, formerly Catholic High School
star; Johnny Haire and Ehlers, who are
now playing with Girard Alumni, of the
American League; Kerr, former captain
Of Central High -School, of Philadelphia
and Dienes, who for a while was in the
Eastern League.
This quintette of stars lived up TO
their regulations by holding the Brown
son boy, without tally in the first four
minutes of plcy. However, the local
boys held the visitors 10 the same tune.
During this period both sides were de-
tected fouling on numerous occasions.
Johnnie Burke. Rrownson's best bet,
from the l5-feet mark, was a triAe oil
color in his foul goal trying, missing his
first seven chances. The spectators
seemed to enjoy this, as it was unusual
to see the clever Burke failing on so
many occasions.
The Game in Detail.
Hare started the scoring for the Wis
itors with well-earned two-pointer.
Kerr tossed in foul few seconds
later. Burke made good on his eighth
try at the chalk mark, and Mark Nc
Donough's field goal tied the score at 3
apiece. Kerr tossed in his second foul.
giving his team the leai Johnnie Burke
duplicated a second later, and his field
goal put Brownson in the lead by a 6 to
4 count. Ehlers pocketed his first two
pointer, which was followed by Burke's
foul.
The Brownson scoring machine was
then oiled up and after Haney shot two
field goals, the crowd went wild. Joe's
two goals made il IL to g. Burke shot
a foul, and the addition kid" Joe
Haney, dropped in three mere field goals
He was shooting 'em from every angle.
Hare managed to cage two fouls,
and as he pulled off a neat little toss
for two more points the whistle blew
ending the first half with the score l6
to 9 In Brownson's favor.
EXPLOIT Fitzpatrick. of Brownson
Hall. made an announcement that the
Brownson FIVE would play the crack
lockwood team, of Philadelphia next
Friday night
The second half started with
Brownson fouling in their efforts to
secure possession of the ball. Brown
son fouled three times. Hare made
good with two shots. HARE later
dropped in two pointer. making the
score 16 to 10. Red Walsh scored
with two more points. Kerr tossed
in a pair of field goals, making the
count Is to II. The playing at this
stage of the game was growing furi-
Gus and the fans we're pulling hard
for Brownson to score. Burke shot
a foul, and came right back with
the blue ribbon shot of the evening,
. making a one-hand shot while being
covered by a Garnet player Haney
shot one, and after a few minutes
labor, Burke secured possession of
the oval and made pretty toss to
Haney, who shot another two-pointer.
Kerr tossed a field goal and Hare
Gagged two fouls. making the score
"a to 81. Burke made good at the
15-foot mark. Haney again came
to the front with a field tally. Walsh
shot his second two-pointer, making
, IL 20 to 81. Hare tossed another
foul. Dienes made good with a two
pointer. Haney made II 81 to "a.
Burke 80 to "a, Haney "a to "a. Dienes
tailed a field goal. Haney Gagged
two field goals in succession and
Dienes followed suit The whistle
ended the game with a SS to "a score
in Brownson's favor. The lineup:
The lineup: