Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-30
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WEST ENDS HANG UP
BIG SCORE IN NEWARK
LEAGUE WITH KRUEGERS
ENDS SET new TEAM
MARK FOR SEASON WITH I,O51
Score Made in Newark League Gane With k-rueges-Lovest
Tally Made Was 9l7-0ther Notes of Interest
to the Bowlers.

Newark fve-man team again showed
its remarkable ability, taking the odd
game from the visiting quintet.
II was not because the <esrarkers
were not rolling well thai they lost to
the New Workers. II va because the
visitors were doing a little better. There
was nothing 10 be ashamed Of in the
performances during the a~fterneen ans
at night, but they happened not 20 Re
quite good enough, the visitors being
at the top of their form.
Charley Booths double-header, which
gave the North Ends the second game
in their match with the Passaic Club
~pin-knights and saved them a triple
defeat. was the feature most talked OF
at the Athletic League match. Tie
fight in this game was nip and tuck ell
the way. and it was brought right down
to the respective anchors.
It was up to Booth to get thai doubie
hook, and the captain was on h job.
much to the delight OF the North End
rooters. The other two games were also
weil-contested and the rival rooters
had plenty of opportunity for comments
on the doings. Passaic sent a big eeie-
CATION down to encourage the visiting
five.
On the Gottfried Kruger Associa-
ton alleys there swere great doings
when the West Ends and the champion
Kruegers got together. The West Ends
set up that big mark Of LOU in the first
game and then got the odd by showing
to the front in the last. The exhibition
was high-class all around. the iowesr
total being 81.
Roseville got but one gSmc in thres
on the First Ward a.szs-= last night.
but managed to stay IN front, having
O one-garne advantage over the North
erns, who tool .-vo games from the
Northerns last night and the First
Wards.
Harry Austin was high man for the
North Ends In their Athletic League
match. Two do~uble-century marks wenr
to his credit and he had an average
of POLL.
The Brooklyn Eastern Leaguers Went
to Elizabeth last night and scalped the
home team for three games, sending the
Union county quintet ron second 10
fourth place in the standing Of the
league. Note, OF the Elizabeth team,
turned in a score OF al during the eve
ming and had the honor Of being high
man.
In the LeGlise tournament games
rolled last night the East Ends came
out on top in two games. while the
Essex team suffered a dual defeat. Tn<
Lecilise As, despite the excellent worI
~ Ia-n,s-- --%o -o41a1 o4o ord pax csa1-
succeeded in breaking even.
Two but OF three games were tn
share OF the Nutiey Council team OF tn
Jr. o. L. A. NJ. League last night. Tn
Adams team waded through the Bucl
quintet for three straight. winning al
OF the games by big margins.
Hollywood bowlers made q clear
sweep against the Eureka pin knight.
in the Lackawanna League games
rolled last night. Vests 224 IA high
The Summit team of the Lackawanns
League defeated the Waveriy bowler:
in three straight games last night. Th'
feature was the pinning Of Bonnui1m
who had three double-century taIlies
The score:
sumnmit-Bonnrhm, 221, ais. 234
Leach. 1ss, TIA. 25s; Brown, 1s5. III. $50
Rutan. 1870. 49, 1853; Moot, 1ss, 1se. les
Totals, s47. s0s LOO.
Waverly-Brannick, 143. 16s. Us
Crane, I29, fss, 15e; Heating. is2. 1ss
COZ; Duckian. Isl. 1871. 7ss; Ross. LIZ
III. 22S. Totals. esi. sos. go.
!. Billy Weingarth has a hard tina
ahead OF him when he meets Johnn,
Helms, Of New York, Thursday nigh
On the Tu~ edo a legs In a Greater Ney
York individual championship series
!. Helms Is holding down second place
and is shooting big games.
The Montgomery. Empire and Wat
chung team. of Piainfield. are schedules
in the New Jersey National tourne.
on the Tuxedo alleys tonight. Johnn.
Campbell has been putting the Plain
field bunch through a rigid course o
training. and says they viii win bot
games. The locals. however. win b
right on the job. and c hot series shout
result.
Taylor and Clarity, of Paterson. ar
} down to meet weingarth and Meye
on the Tuxedo alleys this Afternoon
IN tie secon half Of q norne-and-hor1
/ match. The local bowiers won -four on
of six games in the first series rolled o
Passaic alleys last week, and are bank
ing on winning the majority OF to
days games. A crowd of roseters vi
accompany h P~atersonians. and sev
eral special matches will no doubt b
bowied during the afternoon.
Hoboken and Elizabeth a NO
seven games in the Eastern LsaEu
bowling match rolled at Hobolen ias
night. Neither team was ia form. an
the scores were FAR below the STANDARD