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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1933
Page
5
The Woodbridge Big Five trailed at half and were held to only one field goal as Holy Rosary pulled away after halftime. Rosary led by a growing margin after the midway point, finishing with a decisive win despite a brief first quarter Rosary lead.
The Lindys reorganize into the Dukes Club and will field a basketball team from the old lineup. Tonight they meet Holy Rosary of Perth Amboy at the high school gym at 7 30 P M. Tomorrow they face Puritan five and Elizabeth Big Five at the Parish House court, with first game at 7 30 P M.
Ten million bowlers fill 26 000 parlors as the indoor season opens. The American Bowling Congress crowns its world series with over 100 000 dollars in prizes for 2500 five-man and 6000 two-man teams. Notable stars include Mrs. Floretta McCutcheon of Pueblo who boasts four perfect 300s and a 245 average, eclipsing many male bowlers.
In a Monday night league, the Fleas beat Schwenzer's in all three games at the Craftsmen's club. R Einhorn reached the 200 mark for the winners as Woelpers also won two of three against the McLeods at Green Street alleys.
Forty hopeful candidates reported to Coach Frank Kirkleski for the 1934 basketball season after Captain Fritz Leffler led drills in the high school gym. The Barrons plan a January 12 opener at Bricktown against South River, with limited returning lettermen and several younger players expected to push for starting roles.
Rutgers prepares for Princeton and Michigan as major opponents on the schedule. The Scarlet quintet, aided by veterans and junior stars, will face Princeton in Rutgers Gym and Michigan in New Brunswick with Jablonsky expected to boost Michigan’s attack. Alumni fair and dance will follow the game, featuring Rutgers Band.
The Gedity Nut Club will meet the Reformatory Guards at Rahway next Friday night. The Guards include Bob Besley and Dave Ruddy, both Woodbridge locals, with a Woodbridge lineup featuring George Deter Jim Malen Cliff Jaeger Art Lee Tuts Gerity Jim Hughes Dave Gerity Jon Moffett Jim Gerity Les Neary and George Gerity. Trainer Riddle Gerity says all players will be in good shape.
The Fleas won two of three games by saves while A and P took the overall pin total six more than the Fleas. W Cowan set a new high with 277 in the first game for the grocerymen and E Einhorn rolled 435 twice for the Fleas.
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