Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-10
CELTS OUTSCORED
IN SECOND HALF.
But Gotham Visitors Pile Up
One-Sided Lead at
the Start
CAMDEN WINS A G A | N

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SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK
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Harrisburg.
Last Nights Results
EASTERN LEAGUE
Camden. 80; II. rrisburg, 20
Wilkes Barre. 80; ReadlnS. go
OTHER SCORES
New York Celtlcs. S5i KnyouIa, II.
0ld st. Stephens. 81; st. Andrew. 20.
West Park. III Franklin National
81. Carthage, 30; Delco. 2.
NisetoMn Boys Club Blues. iS: Racine
GohOcksink. a7i Butterworth, u.
Passon. Gottlieb & Black. 4@i Downing
st. s.: ARsrew, Jrs., aa' St. stephen Re
THE New York Celtics played here
l. last evening with the Kayoula Cath
Ole Club. at st. Authony's Hall,
Twenty. third and Carpenter streets,
and the feature Of game which ended
3o'lI in favor of the visitors was the
lact that the home players outscored
tue high priced talent Is to II in the
hnal period
After the game the fans stood around
wondering if the visitors tried IN the
second section. or whether they were
SS9aritably inclined and allowed the am
6tlous boys on the payroll of Petey
fitzpatrick chance to register. Draw
your own conclusions. The first halt
ended 23.4.
=, In the opening half the Kayoul la
dld not get single field goal and the
SeIts had their best line up in action.
They started with Beckman and Reich
up front; Leonard, center; Dehncrt and
Holman guards-tive of the best scorers
IN the game.
At the start of the second half Barry
TOOK the place of Reich, and later tag-
gerty went to center, and SmollcK NJ
guard in place Of Dehnert. \ big crowd
witnessed the contest and was I'M
pressed with the wonderful ability OF
tne Celts, who at times cut loose and
scored some beautiful goals.
Have Big Crew
The ordinary travelling club has five
men, seldom manager, and no time
keeper or extra men. The Cclts are a
regular club, as eight men were in uni
iGrm; the manager was in attendance,
also timekeepcr and few rooters
ron New York.
There is no denying the class of the
Setht' They could step right in to the
Eastern League and win pennant. Az
le former Eastern Lcagucrs received a
pis reception, especially Holman aud
beCkman. The latter scored three
baskets in the first half and seldom
moved IN the second period. Holman
Ppeyed hard throughout and was de-
C,dedly pCevcd at the decisions of Jimmy
AGmSey, who acted in the capacity of
referee.
: IN the final frame Kayoula outscorcd
Welr rivals five to three, the baskets
Going to Stevenson. two Livingstone.
Wo' and Pctey Fitzpatrick. one. Ste
Venson played Holman and Tailed the
ame number Of goals as his noted rival.
much to the delight of the home fans.
hdyoula played as we'll as they knew
now but, while outclassed. fought hard
minute.
Vaflden Ties Miners
= Camden is back on even, terms with
rank Bruggy's Miners. The jersey
men defeated Harrisburg last evening
W The wooden way at the Third Regi-
d tIent ArmOry, 80 to 2G. The score
gS sOeS not indicate. the closencss of the
."ay asy as the Capital City lads played II
,nnhe home talent again started off
"SSn Sam Dienes AT forward and
Soup Campbell on the bench, but
'au nuQ to retire In less than two min
,ra %s after play began when his hand
hols hSS oadly torn against the cage. Camp
ros i then came into the game and i'm
'VWuisstely the Skceters started to count.
n" "Ih two men on the crippled list
nis s Serscymcn are in need of another
sser and may secure II well-known
Sr ~S from the Pittsburgh district for
'jSM another club is also bidding.
aisnrlng the evenings fracas the home
A S0mpued fifteen baskets. Campbell