Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
REGULARS
T00PPOSE COATES
Uptown Fans Will See Jewels at
Full Strength for First
Time
CAMDEN COPS THRILLER

Th" Jasper basketball team has n
chance to move mp into select company
| i'm the Eastern Basketball League to-
night. About week ago the Jewels
| were flirting with the cellar and looked
! 70 be headed In that direction for Il
| permanent berth. but the situation has
taken on n far different complexion.
Losing three straight was new 10
followers Of the Jewels. A win tonight
VIII reverse the order and max" II
three successive victories for the up
'owners and that Is what Friehman,
| Rironda, Scdran. Brennan and R"sam
intend TO do. The opposing team Will
be CoatesviIle. which has been some
what Of a surprise to date. :,
4 victory for the Jewels will s"nl
thcm into a tie for third place and
| frst division. The visitors handed
.Josper quite n trimming the other
wcek Mt Contesville when they won
AZ 10 21, Jasper IL ont to retrieve
tho defeat and with all the regulars
in action should win.
4 real preliminary has been ar,
ranged. 1t will introduce two glri
teams. Daughters Of Columbus ana
! Staol IIrddlc. The former nre clever
crowd Of cage stars. who are devotces
| ~ the Eastern League rules and VINO
won the city championsship last year
Camden Cops Another
Foolish Is the bas ketball fan that
counts Camden out of any game untl
tho final bell Is sounded. -Four MIN
utcs before the clash with trenton
cndod lest night the Potters were ahead
&c 20 %. e,.
followed with his fourth heid TOSS nhn
oro,Lcr foul deadlocked the totals.
stretch" Mcehan put Trenton ahead
ON - free TOSS and Dave Kerr tied the
count ut 27-all
With one minute and half to 60
Rov Steele electrified the immense gath
erinr with n two pointer that won the
yonn out TO center they go again.
IA Dolin taps the ball to Dave Kerr
tho center cutting down the SIDE. Inc
nil is spccdrd to Dolin again going az
| Mi .nccd and in JIG time another two
! nointrr IS AIDED to the Skeeter total iol-
lowed by foul and all Ike a dream the
pome i: over and Camden wins by
really safe margin.
J Was Some Battle
The game was ono Of 'those greatest
o,.r.n,orcd'' Nv affairs which serves. to
draw them back again. IN the hrs'
hoIf. which ended 10 to IL, the score
wes ,lrd twice. Trenton led three times
| and camden WAS also in front on three
.rasions. all on 16 points. In th'
! final frame Camden started on III thf
lead. but before the game was over the
lead had switched three times TO lrch-
ION tw,cn 70 Camden and tied twice.
The big feature of the night was th'
rlnyinc Of Roy Steele. who gave ore
! nf TN. prcntrs, exhibitions ever seen
and vet this same Steele has been pay
| inc for n score of years. In the hrS'
/ bnIf Trenton sickcd Tom Barlow or
/ thn Camden captain and In play on
center he lost the speedy youth f"'
,hree tosses. IN the second half Tome
as usual opposed Roy and he adde'
! two more. A.. e.,,
/ Dolin scored twice from the h"l'
and llnnked Mcchan. but the latter wa
n bear on the defense and was IN ever;
scrimmngp. He IS not content VIII
doing the jumping at center, but ioil"w
the hall so close that Trenton LOOKS Ak'
Teddy Kcarns did n good job o
thanking "Soup" Campbell in the mrs
half and Tom Barlow kept the Camde'
wizard from the scoring column IN tn
second. Fate played part IN th'
battle, however. AZ Campbell had o
least a dozen long stabs roll of tn
The field tossns were Camden o an
Trenton G, divided thusly: Steele: o
Dolin, Q. and Kerr, 2; Dunn: Tom
and Ken,ns, | each, and Barlow, .
Trenton had fine night tossin
fouls, making - out of 10, while Cam
den secured II. out of *.