The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-16
EASTERN
LEAGUE BOWLERS
SET A FAST PACE
Pinning Done Last Night Should
Land Them First in the Race.
Elks Trim the RosevilIes.
Other Bowling Gossip Of In
terest.
BY BERT DODGE.
ID DLht DOBuL.
k1EWARK'S Eastern League bowl
IN ers are doing work that bids
= fair 70 nut thar, "a ttn fror4 In

HEWARK'S Eastern League bowl
IN ers are doing work that bids
fair to put them TO the front in
every series. They are now showing
the way In the individual and hye-man
contests, and will probably coon lead
In the tWo-man and three-man.
Such pinning as was done last night
on the Tuxedo alleys, when the New
arkers got three games in a row from
the New Haven boys. is rarely wit
messed in a iye-nan match. Totals
over 1000 are not entirely rare, but for
a quintet to get three of that variety
is decidedly a noteworthy occurrence
Newark's marks were LOSS, 1,01o and
zoos. Newark's victories during the
afternoon n night numbered eleven
out of fourteen, New Haven taking one
in the Individual match, another in the
two-man and the third in the three
man match.
When it comes down to Individual
work. the veteran Charley Meyer had
it on them all. just to see how Char
ley's / scores look whea strung out
in q row they are here appended: 264,
3o3, 2oz. 225. 2e2. 21s. 224. 221, 2s5. This
means an average of 214-5. The New
ark teams average in the ave-man
was l,025.L And in these two startling
performances we have the stellar
doings of a remarkable session of high
class pinning.
Speaking Of record bowling, It is well
to refer to the fact which the Trenton
pin-knights performed yesterday. Roll
ing on Charley Hetzel's alleys in the
capital city, they got every game Of
the Taftr4aan rhof x-aro r.nf1aT or1f.af
the Hoboken boys. This Is an Eastern
League performance never before
~equalled. Higher scores by far hare
often been rolled. Trenton's pinnlng in
the two-man and five-man matches
being about the only cred!table feature.
but never before has a team succeeded
in making a clean sweep. The Trenton
aggregation is coming UP fast il the
race and bids fair TO be far above the
place which has been 50 often oceu-
pied by the pin-knights from Trentoa--
the tail-end. Hoboken seems 70 be
doomed for tie 'honorsp of tie rear
guard this season.
Rosevlila's Newark League pinnlag
was a feature of the bowling on near
by alleys last night. The performances
was recorded OF the Celluloid Clubs
drives. and the trick OF winning three
games in q row. making their record
for the season six victories and no de-
feats. IS clever enough to make the
claim of the Roseviile FIVE 70 being
about as fast as any along the New
ark League circuit = good one.
The champion Kruegers. who made a
bad start in the Newark League race
by losing the odd game on h North
era Republican Clubs alleys last week.
made UP considerable Of the ground
ny cleaning up against the Beileyiiie
Clubs representatives on the Belmont
avenue drives last night. The title
holders VIII undoubtedly De factors in
.iis penaant race Of i909-Isie. :
That dope about the ~eTaark E,ks
going TO be there or thereabouts IN the
Suburban League race Ia all right. The
Green street aggregation took .h.ee
games away from the Rosevilies last
night and their record is row i've
games out of six. which VIII probably
give them first place before the week
is over.
Summit has a long lead IN the Laclsa-
wanna League, 10 won and . lost, and
also holds the high team cor and
team average.
There was a big bunch Of rooters on
hand lasr night at the Tuxedo alleys to
see the Newark quintet shoot the nve.
ma match in the Eastern League
with the New Haven pin knights. \
long session followed the 'agular
matches. and the locals came out az
the big end Of the horn.
There IS q treat in store for the bowl
ing enthusiasts this week Friday night.
when Weingarth and Johns roll a
Greater New York and Intercity in
dividual tournament match On the Ok
ford alleys. The match should be a
good one for Weiny is certainly shoot
ing In great style. while Johns is also
doing good work. and the outcome Is
III doubt.
victer Hess, who was head Judge al
the veledrome cycle rack last gum
mer. was roofing for the Newark FIVE
against New Haven az the Tuxedo al
leys. He also picked a winner.
STAR CLASSIFIED d ARE BEST.
Doctor MandeMle