Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-14
COATES MAINTAIN
1000 HOME MARK
Win Third Straight in Turning
Back Camden in Two
Extra Periods
CAMPBELL TIED THE SCORE
BY WILLIAM s. DALLAS

TOATESVILLE'S representatives in
" tho Eastern Basketball League
maintained 1000 percentage on the
home floor by turning back the Camden
Sk"ctors. 90 to 90. in game that re.
Qured two extra periods to settle be.
fore the winner was determined. As n
result they are now in the select first
division.
Going into extra periods would not
have been necessary had not Lou
Sugarman run with the ball in scoring
n field goal in the second half. The
two points were tossed out by Referee
Bactael and a foul awarded Camden.
The Skeeter guards put up sterling
BY the Coatcsville forwards. Glasro and
Sugnrmnn, who up to last night had
counted In every game. The big noises
were Roy Steele and Bob Griebe.
Played Eaci, Other
These men were opposed to rnch
other. Roy secured five Of camdcns $
six toescs and Gricbc cashcd in with
four oi the six double" -drckrrs made by
the Coats. II can be- easily seen that
the field losses made by and against the
other nine men in action were few AMI
far between.
The scoring in the first half favored
the Coats. When the bell sent the teams
to the dressing room NJ tie interim the
homo team was in the lead, IL to =.
Seven of these points were by the foul
goal route. and two were field tossrs.
one by Ripley and tho other by Gricbc.
The home team continued we'll ahead
until near the finish Of the game, when
the Skecters began to drop in few
points. \ foul with n field toss by
Roy Steele brought the teams but a
point away. and Just before the bell
sounded "SOup" Campbell was foule'l
lie mad" good. and wlth the score 70 all
the game vent into extra periods.
One Foul In First Extra
The players did not give each other
chance to move In the first extra
period and after five minutes play the
totals were again tied at 81.
When the second extra period started
Roy Steele counted his fifth goal and
with two fouls boosted the SkeetNrs 10
%. but the Coats were dropping IN tho
one pointers and moved UP to :5-24
Richie Dieghan then scored n two.
nointer on a pass from Sugarman and
this virtually won the game. although
each side made several free throws later
The final score was 2S to ~.
The field tosscs, for both sides wer.
six apiece. Steele secured five and
Camrell one for Camden. For Coates =
willie Gr!pbc registered four. while Rip
lev and Richie Dieghan got one apiece;
Richie Dicghnn played a wonderful!
game and gave Dolin a shutout. At
foul tossing tho winners made ~ out
OF 35, while Camden secured II out
Of "a campbell getting all four and
Wright four out OF FIVE chances.
Change at Shore
When Jaspcr travels to Atlantic CIT!
tonight the locals will meet a recoh'
.tructod lineup. The seashorc owner
have decided to have players VINO nr'
upon and as result have released
Frnnrls Rruggy and Eddie White.
In their place manager player "Dor'
Newman has signed Chickie Passon nn'
he will pair off at forward with New
man and in the bnckHeld will be Ray
,nond Cross who will partner will
Jocko Lawrence, his former Greystocl
team mate.
Miller will be at center and Atlanti
City Ia anxious 10 secure revenge 20
| the defeat sustained at the Rose GardcI
last Thursday night, Jasper will line vi
with Rlconda and Sedran forwards
Rcgon, center Friedman and Brennnn n
! guards. Trautwein and Brown will b
! the extras.
Walter "King~ Brady
The passing Of Walter r"King"
Brady, the former local basketball stn
in AlhrrqucrQue. Mex. yesterday wa
received in the basketball world wit
Tracing Rradv ouickly from hts stnr