The New York herald., 1922-12-24
G. C. NY. FIVE WINS
OYER BROWN TEAM
Lavender Downs Providence
Collegians by Score Of
38 to 90.

The c. c. n. Y. basketball team kept
versty last night before a capacity
crowd in the City College gymnasium.
The score was 3S TO 23 c. G. y. Y.
played poorly in the first half and Brown
half time. 13 TO 3. This was the first
game of the four City College has played
this season in which the Lavender was
not in the van at the opening Of the
second period.
Capt. Leo Klauber of the locals was
the high scorer from the field, making
five baskets. all of them in the second
half. Jack Nadel. diminutive forward
of the c. c. n. Y. quintet, was the all
around star of the game. Williams and
Wagenltnecht were the mainstays Of the
visiting team. the former making several
spectacular shots from midfeld.
c. G. n. Y. drew first blood when
Nadel pocketed a shot from the side
and kept In the lead for quite a while.
Toward the close of the period, Brown
scored six successive points on two foul
shots by Wagenknecht and field goals by
Tuckerman and Dannell, who had sue
ceeded Bacon at center. This made the
score 1879 in the Brunonians' favor
and the period ended without any further
scoring.
{. c. y. Y. quickly took the lead at
the start of the second half on Edel-
STEMS successful free try and neat field
goals by Klauber and Nadel. The
Lavendarites were never headed there
after. City College made twelve field
goals to Browns four in this period and
their superiority in the other depart
ments Of the game was also evident.
The G. G. n. Y second team was put
in toward the close of the game, with
the score 34-23. They held Brown and
scored four points during the short time
they were in. Palitz made all the points
for the subs.
The game was City Colleges fourth
consecutive victory. triumphs against st.
Francis, Dickinson and Columbia having
previously been registered. Incidentally
It was also the third straight Lavender
win over Brown.
&C. N Y. (3s) BROWN (23)
Salz. ..........R Right forward. wagenknecht
(Act. Capt)
Nadel. ....... Left forward. Williams.
Snrrs ran ic.n, Rim, Center sason
Edsisssin. snSst .cap' Lett fa pusan
Score OF first hait-Brown. 10; G. G: n. Y.
.. Goals from ficld-C. Q. n. Y. Klauber
Paiitz t2J. Brown: Williams 90. wasen-
knecht (2). Bacon (o). Tuckerman, Danzell.
Goals from foul-C. c. N. Y: Edelstein Is
out OF I5). Palitz q out of 81. Brown: Wa
genknecht g out OF 10). Danzell q out of
~ Williams 20 out of -. Substitution
c. G. n. Y: Palitz for Salz, Salz for
Palitz, Palitz for Saiz. Perlman for Nadel,
Hahn for Klauber. Match for Edelsten. Hey
rick for Curran. Brown-Danzel for Bacon.
Smock for williams, Peters for Wagon
knecht, Williams for 5mock Wasenknect for
Peters. Bacon for Danzell. Smock for Dugan.
Referee. j. OBrien. st. Johns. Umpire
E. II. Hastings, Cornell. Time OF halves
20 minutes.
The De Witt Clinton High School five
defeated the c. G. y. Y. freshmen for
the first time in four years when they
came from behind In the second half
and won an easy victory by the score
of &c to 16. At half time the City Col
legians were leading. 8 to Z.
The game was poorly played and was
marked by much poor passing and wild
shooting Buss and Marc were the
best Clinton players. while Sieghardt
starred for the Lavender yearlings.
Riccardi's fine foul shooting was an
important factor in the high school
teams work in the second half.
C.C.N.Y. Freshmen Oe). De Witt Clinton t26)
Tow bin. ........ Left forward. .Novum
Seighardt. Right forward. ....C. Buss