Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-17
KENS|NGT TON HAPPY.
As JEWELS SHINE.
s..psr easketssrs Give Brilliant
performance and Defeat
coatssviIIe, a. to IS
THIRD STRAIGHT VICTORY
Ne WILLIAM 3. DALLAS

nAsKETBALL fans Of Kensinston
b had their first real opportunity to
.,,buse last evening and they made
4. most of Il. The reorsanized Jewels
.h.wed fash Of their former brilliance
.rd The uptown cage devotees were not
.,ov M IN warming up to the situation.
The Lawrence. Gallo aggregation Of
h..tetball troupers have at last hit
.heir stride. judging by the game they
.l.v,d, and simply walked away with
,Ns Coatesville invaders. 34.16.
Tho floor was n trihe slippery; in
,.ct too much 20 far basketball, but
.S.reyer such a condition arises 1t is
,r,, a. big handicap to the home team
:, the visiting team and Jasper had no
.a,.ntase in this respect.
friedman Sedran
There you have it. This pair Of cage
ssl.brities fairly scintillated with their
h,i,liancc and when any one names
tssm Jewels they make no mistake.
I.,ner secured eleven goals from the
sIf s.If and Sedran had four Of these to
his credit, while Friedman collected
xre.
Nearly all we're archcd high in the
a. c,hich gives an added thrill to the
80 noints when It ia made. Few and
H. hetwcen are the shooters these days
vho IN can arch them as high as this pair
q Jasperites.
They were not alone and In fact do
sot play the game that way, being
Nan for tenn work. Eddie Traut.
vsin, "Inky" Regan and Harry Ri.
cenda were also very much in the lime.
iiaht and the former pair played their
Sest bali since joining Jasper.
Two for Trautwein
Trnutwein scored in both periods.
Siconda in the first and just before play
snded Regan came through with two.
Sointer on pass from Rlconda. One
nieht have thought President Harding
IA on hand judging by the reception
accorded Regan after the shot. The
seore at half time was 1871.
The Coates only made one goal in the
ntire second half. That was the result
Il an accident. Trautwein was about
b shoot. but fell on the slippery floor.
Seb Griebe walked over, took the ball
away as Trauty was stretched on the
floor and scored an easy shot.
The visitors did not play bad ball,
Despite the fact that their manager was
q q different opinion. 1t was simply
that Jasper was at its best. At foul
shooting the losers were to blame, and
they gave miserable exhibition. They
only made good on nine out of twenty.
I've throws, while Jasper Gagged twelve
out Of twenty.
The victory enabled Jasper to tie
Cbatesville for third place. The next
eame of the Jewels Is at home on Tues.
day instead of Thursday. The oppo.
nents will be Camden, with Billy Ken.
nedy. for nearly twenty years manager
Of jasper, now in charge Of the Skeet.
ers.
The South Philly Hebrews secured
revenge Oh the Wainman five and al.
most doubled the score over their op.
ponents. winning 43 to %. Lou
6chneiderman, with five, and Eddie
Gottlieb, with four field goals. were the
stars. In the preliminary the All.
Jewish boys trounced Wcinman Re-
ssrves, 80 to @.
One close and another one. sided game
marked the competition in the City Col.
lsge League at the Central "Y." In
the first encounter Industrial Art de.
feated Pharmacy, 20 to 90. Two extra
periods were necessary to determine the
winner. At the end Of the game the
totals were 1.all. Each side tossed a
foul In the first five minutes extra and
Ar hnnllv wOn Out Tn tho otkor
lame Hahnemann defeated Textile %
N IA.
In the preliminary game at the Rose
Garden last evening the Daughters of
Columbus defeated Steel. .Heddlc 3? to
!. The playing of Miss Mary Conway