The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-17

1t is believed hat the spectators Will
be able to follow with interest the per-
Torrance each night, there being repre-
sentatives of every section of the city
and also of the various suburbs down
for action.
The candidates for honors at the
head-pin bowling game will get into
action again tonight. The following
teams are to bowl:
Standard Oil Manufacturers LeagueD.
Titan Bowling Club.
League. Z.
strollers.
First Ward Republican Ciu tsubur-
Lawto Council (Jr. o. u. A. Nj.
General Electric (Manufacturcrs'
: League).
There is another bunch of bowlers COM
ing up from Elizabeth Friday night, and
it is expected that they will come close
= Team 4 pin-knighfs of the Elizabeth
stars. The Tuxedo A quintet is the one
referred to. This team is made up of
various tournament matches and they are
naturally eager to beat their Union eoun-
ty rivals.
The Gottfried Kruger Association is
going to send down a crack quintet Fri
day night. too, made up of George Denne-
t Hasm Newark Sns 'Ad Leargae races Con TeIcR.
Frank Coghlan, ScRott and st. John, this
quintet being the one which held first place
during more than half the season in the
Newark League and which is now in Sec
ond place, not far behind the National
Turner's. The. kruegers have Dig aver
comfortable margin.
Some of the junior performers will also
Dc seen In action Friday n nig Ttw when N Hi tns
School graduates and students, and. the
Battery A Cadets of Field Battery A, of
The Eiizabeth stars win be represented
again, Friday night, the D team being
a 1sTF f. for sc E Hs for sSaSs y Y BILE a NE sis
y not likely to be beaten by the other
for from them.
Andy Graef, of the Nationals, and
Freddy Crum. of the Rosevile team, had a
couple of matches yesterday afternoon on
lie Tuxedo alleys; Grae el won three TrsS oTt
turned around and took two out of three
from Andy.
Another tournament is TO wind up Its
schedule tonight, though there are a few
- postponed matches yet to be decided. Inc
New Jersey National tournament, on the
Tuxedo alleys, has practically run ITS It's
If you should drop into the Tuxedo al
leys any evening you are apt TO see q
group sitting at a table with pencil and
paper trying to figure out where the
Roseville five is going to finish In the
now RoseviIie will finish. first, but
Charley Meyer and Eddie Pierson. haven't
their report ready for publication yet,
there being n little more figuring needed
before it's safe to predict-andAa little,
too, perhaps.
Billy Neal and Chester Van Nostrand
won three out of four games from kid
Yindsley and Jimmy Whatton yesterday
afternoon on the Tuxedo alleys. The
latter team trimmed Billy and Chester
last week. Bill wasn't satisfied ana ne
demanded a return match. He got II ana
Ii now satisfied that he can still powi
some.
Guess fWally Dressed can't hit the al
leys after a rest of six weeks. For nine
games yesterday Wally had an average OF
E5 1t must be SO, for Charley wagner
vouches for it.
A match. best eight out Of fifteen
games, has been arranged between Billy
Hnttenbach, of the Iroquois alleys, and
Mat Pu9er. of the Puder alleys; The
FIRST half of the match will be BOWED
MONDAY, March /. on the Puder alleys