Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-08
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called upon TO perform Those who are
TO shoot at the hsad-pin are;
Sesbury and johnson. of East orange
Pyraiin, Of Arlington.
Great White Way.
BeIleyiIle A. A.
Heller Tool Company, OF Woodside.
WorthingfoB, Of Harrison.
orange Valley. LaekHsanBs Lessue
Columbian, Athletic League.
Though the entry of the champion
Roseville team has not been received.
assurances hay been given that the
members Of The quintet that rolled the
record score OF 545 viii try to again
boost its figures. The team is composed
OF Eddie Pierson, Fred crum, Z. II Van
Ness, Elmer Wood and Charley Meyer.
They will probably roll late in the tour
nament. in order to give all others a
chance 70 shoot at their high figures.
The right Of the champion TO choose his
own method Of defending his title il
usually admitted. Therefore. the Rose
villes cannot be blamed for waiting
until others have tried to break their
record before taking a shot at it them
selves.
The tournament matches tonight will
begin at 6:15 o'clock. It is desired TO
lave the teams go on In the order in
which they are named. two teams per-
forming at once.
The regulation head-pin game viii
be played. Referee Huttenbach will
see that the rules are strictly enforced
Fouls will be penallzed. The fact that
bowlers went over tie foul line handi-
capped not a few performers last sea
son and many a pin-knight, who would
otherwise have captured one of the
watch fobs offered by the STAR 10
those making a score of 100 or better.
failed TO realize his ambition because
he failed 10 remember that such a
thing as a foul line exists. Be on the
watch this year and save a penalty.
The entry list fol, the STAR head
pin tournament viii be kept open a few
days longer. The number of teams
that can be accommodated is neces-
sarily limited and the figure has been
nearly reached. Those who desire to
roll should quickly get in line. Tine
prize list is as follows:
To the team making the highest score
out Of a possible 600 Q20 each for the
five members of the team) win go SIS
in cash; or, If the bowlers prefer, they
will be entered in III fve-man team
tournament Of the National Bowling
Association, to be held early next year
in Baltimore.
To the team making the second besi
score SIS in cash viii be presented.
To the bowler making the best score
| $40 In cash will be awarded.
To the five bowlers who have the
next best scores. IS each viii be pre-
scented.
To every bowler who makes a score of
100 or better, a souvenir watch fob will
be awarded
The tournament Is free to all, the
only restriction being that no man can
bow more than once in the tourna-
ment. If he rolls as a member OF one
team he canno perform again as a
member Of another team. Some of the
late entries follow; Sinkers, of the
Bay View Wheelmen; "B" team. of
1Seabury and Johnson; Bergens. Halsey
Council team. of the j. Q. L. A. VI.
League; New Jersey Insurance Com
pany. White Lily Five, Slowas. Arien
3 team. which rolls on the Kruger
Auditorium alleys; T. A. b. S. Of
Elizabeth: teams No. and :; Itch
Bowling Club. Celluloid Clubs Newark
League team. composed of Otto Hafner,
John Alberts, Patrick GindeIe. Robert
Krsyl n William Kuil; Monday
Night Bowling Club, Of Irvlnston; An
Choir Juniors. Newark League team OF
the West End Club, made up of Frank
Williams. Charley Uafried. Jake zinc1-
graf, Willie Barkhorn and Eddie Kern;
East orange Council, Jr. o. Z. 4. n. ;
Peoples Palace No. / and = teams. q
Jersey City; Al,-Rights. with Andy
Graef, Hausslsng. Rue. Freeman and
Nealc rolling. and the Saturday Night
A. b and c team OF the National Turn
Varaio