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‘ • 1 'ABasket-Ball Managers AresOn the Hustle./biwyport Team Looks Bast Sn th8 Protassioiiai League.With the opening of the New England professional basket-ball league a week □IT managers of the various teams are hustling around to secure strong players. Compared with the circuits of former years this season’s circuit is^comparatively small and three of the teams Eire’in towns with less than 10,000 people—-Marblehead, Peabody -and Danvers.This, however, will not in any way handicap the league, as all three hvQ shown that with good games the people of the town, will turn out in large numbers. Peabody and Danvers have both drawn. close to 1000^ people, while it is not unusual' for 600 to witness thegames at Marblehead.Of the teams of the league, Newbury-port looks to be the best, with all former league players and men who have been playing, together for the last few years. Manager Heaiey will probably appoint William Sheridan as captain of the team, while the.other players will beJoseph Lynch, James _Healey, HenrySheridan and Arthur Reagen. Poits-moutlx will have in its lineup Cragen, Gion and Rreen of Webster, Mass; r ol-lansbee of Lowell, Jack Punch oi May -nard and Laeasse. . .The old Burke team of Lowell \s, illwear the Marblehead colors and will beFahy, vsiats” Healey, DanRynch, MikeDonnelley and-Qualey, 2a?fwfh consist of Bill Hayes of Cambridge, Fields of Lowell, Buckey Hew of Haverhill, Cummings of Cambridge, Tig he of Lowell and Pioreo, a Peabody
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Boston Daily Globe
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Tue, Dec 19, 1905
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