The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-31

Here's something for the Newark
bowlers to shoot at.
THE EVENING STAR is to start a
head-pin tournament, free to all i've
man teams.
The quintet making the highest score
will have its entrance fee paid by THE
EVENING STAR to the ive-man COM
petition in the National Bowling AS
ISOLATION tournament, to be held in
Manhattan next May; besides, the five
members of the team will have their
fees paid by THE EVENING STAR
to h individual competition at the
National Bowling Association tourna-
ment. The total value of this prize
will be $50, the entrance fee being So
per man in each event.
The team which makes the second
best score will have its entrance fee
paid by THE EVENING STAR to the
tive-man team competition of the Ma
tional Bowling Association. The value
of his prize will be $25.
In addition to this THE EVENING
STAR will present to all bowlerS who
make a score of 100 and less than ITO (out
of Il possible 120) Il gold watch fob.
AS a special prize there will be awarded
to all bowlers who make Il score of 10
tout of Il possible 300 a gold watch fob
of IL greater value.
There is to be absolutely no charge for
entrance in this tournaments There will
also be no charge for bowling.
An entry blank will be published in
THE EVENING STAT every day until
the date of the tournament
Entries should be sent to the Sporting
Editor OF II EVENING STAR or to r.
William Huttenbach, the %lroquois alleys,
2h2 Washington street.
The bowling is TO be done on the tour
namcnt alleys of the Iroquois Academy in
Washington street.
a. schedule will be prepared and d date
assigned each team. TIE game must be
rolled by each team GA the date assigned
The first game will be rolled each night
beginning at $3.50 O'Clock. 1t is expected
that six teams. will bowl each night, w
going on The alleys at ii time.
The bowling nights will be Wednesdays
and Fridays each week. -
1t is expected that the tournament Will
g g. iscs' ''''e' "e
The rules of the competition will be
those governing the regulation head-pin
game. r.. William Huttenbach is to be
the official referee, and he or his regularly
appointed representative will ofhciate at
each game. There will also be an offlcial
sc~orekeeper.
The foul line rule will be carefully en-
forced.
No member of a fiVe-man team taking
part in this tournament will be allowed
10 compete as IL member of any other
team in the tournament.
LILLY bidiiH us ~ ttSh[N - - -
tain of each team. 1t is desirable that
teams having other bowling dates nain9
them. so that conflicts may be avoided
as much as possible
And now the season Cor the, near
bowlers' is ON. These Ike ~pin-knlGhts,
unable to get creditablc scores by reason
OF their Efforts. resort TO padding
hgures. They fool their friends Tor a
SShile. but there's always a ''come-Dack
end The laugh is on the picayune sports
melt.
II begins 10 look as if the Bay View
bowlers were gong 10 get such a leau
in the Suburban League race before it's
half over that they will be practically
sure of the championship. But then it's
not uncommon to see the wheelmen carry
off bowling titles.
Kruger bowlers are getting big scores
In tournaments here and tournaments
there. Dennebaum set Il new individual
high mark for the oxford tournament last
night with 267. Ace Harris set ii at 2bo
Tuesday night but didn't hold his dis
tinction long.
Newark has Slipped into first place in
the two-man series In the Eastern
League. The Elizabeth pair dropped Two
day afternoon, and this caused the shlil'
The Union county boys had been In the
lead but are now second.
Jimmy whatton, formerly of the Tuxedo
alleys, is about to assume the manage,
ment of the Subway alleys. James VIII
start ON his new duties Monday.
At last the Subway tournament IS ABOUT
to get under way. January II is the date
set. Twelve teams will be In the tourna-
ment.
Eddie Garrett. is doing some good work
for the Bell club in the New Jersey ma
tional tournament this season. Don't be
so nervous while you are sitting ON the
bench, Eddie
John McGreevy. Of the Mineralite I'VE.
made his first appearance at the Tuxedo
alleys Tuesday night. after an absence of
three weeks. Wonder what was the
trouble?
Captain William o'Brien. of The Sell
Club. is out of the game for the present,
on account of Il bad cold.
The Emanon Bowling Club will start its
three-man bowling tournament on the
Tuxedo alleys soon.
Ladies' Pastime Club.
Mrs. A. Bischof, 176, 209. 1877; Mrs. Goetz,
15l, 145, 146; Mrs. Grom, 50. 80, i22. Mrs.
Harder. 81. II. 90; Mrs. G. Bischof, 1871, IA,
151; Mrs. f. Trautwein. 159, 1877. 154; Mrs.
Gill. 1O2. 100 1G6, Miss Sinclair. so. 107. 134.