The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-19

The following teams will open the
competition tomorrow night:
Park Athletic Associations Newark
League team.
West End Clubs Newark League
team.
oriental Lodge team of the Masonic
League
Boyd Council team of the Jr. o. u. A.
VI. League.
Monday Night Club team OF the M
tiOnni Turn Nerein.
LIcwe1Iyn team, leaders In the New
Jersey NatioBnINtournament.
1t Is proposed to have the teams go
on the alleys in the order named, and
the first bah is to be rolled at $3.50
o'clock.
The Irouuois Academy is to be suit
ably decorated for the occasion. but it
Is not proposed to have any ceremony
at the opening,
This tournament is Intended to be free
for all, and it is going to be run in Il
style as free from restrictions as possible.
the only rules to be enforced being those
which govern the regulation head-pin
game. In order that cac.. bowler may have
an even chance Referee Huttenbach will
see that the rules are strictly adhered TO,
Otherwise there are to be no regulations.
No entrance fee is charged, and 1t will
cost no bowler d cent to roll his game.
lnasmnch as there are so many teams
entered, it Will be necessary for each quin-
tet TO be on hand to bowl when sched-
tied. If any bowlers are not ON hand,
their places win be filed by Referee Hut
f~enbach, and they may lose their chance
of competing. ii possible. another date
will he assigned, but it is by no means
certain that this can be done, on account
of the large number of entries.
a place is designated on the entry blank
for teams TO name their bowling engage
ments. II no dates are named it is pre-
sumed by the members of the schedule
committee that any date assigned viii
suit.
In THE EVENING STAR head-pin tour
s5 5t4se' viii Be iss' A Rysf bowler '" Who SCI el
cures . score of 100 and less than liz will
receive a souvenir gold watch fob pre-
Sowler Who gets is or better vii be A res
wsrded by THE EVENING STAR, the
trophy to be a gold watch fob of ~particu-
larry elegant design.
The team making the highest score of n
possible GOO will be entered by THE EVE
MING STAR in the ive-man tournament
Of the National Bowling Association, aud
each member of the team will nave his en-
trance paid to the individual tournament
Of the National Bowling Association. At
50 per man this prize will be worth $50.
Tho second team in THE EVENING
STAR head-pin tournament will be entered
In the five-man tournament of the Ma
tlonal Bowling Association, the value Of
tic IilLt DtltlG rGb.
Many well-known teams are entering the
tournament. A team from the polishers'
department Of the Singer Manufacturing
Company sent in it's names last night.
This team is now leading in the singer
League tournament in Elizabeth with II
record of so wins and but 2 defeats. Three
members of the team, Maloney.. Sellers and
Sheedy. are well known to Newark pin
knights, having rolled in the Oxford and
New Jersey National tournaments, and
also with the Elizabeth Eastern League
anf biz Ira ~ = - I ~ mo %AnK ,aH
The Montgomery Club has also entered
a team. Though several members are
named on the entry blanks it IL under
stood that Leflngwell, Reilly. Erbacher,
quintet.
The Suburban League team of the First
night. This capable bunch of bowlers is
made up of a. Kuebler. w. Kuebler. J..
Francisco. f. Fischer and G.. Trowbridge.
Other w~ell-known teams which got in line
last night were those representing the
Sherman Athletic Club, the Alpine Club,
the Palmer team from the Fire Insurance
League. the Orange a. A. aggregation, the
Of the Manufacturers Clerks League. the
Hayseeds. the National Turn Verein's
Suburban League team. two teams from
the Ais Club, of Elizabeth, and the Ell
Mora Bowling Club.
All the big doings that were looked
for In the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS match failed
" HiateiidI1e. lue Iltlle WlZdTu IOok
six straight games from "Weiny." When
the Tuxedo artist would show some i'm
provement the Brooklyn bowler was able
10 go just a little higher. The big GROVE
took some fun ont Of it in watching the
close and interesting games, but they were
disappointed because there was a lack of
towering scores.
North End bowlers got the odd from the
Rosevilles last night, but it didn't change
the positions of the teams in the Athletic
League race. 1t did, however, materially
lessen the chances Of the big Five and
they, will have to go some if they wish to
finish In first place this season. 4
krueger bowlers turned in another ten
century tally In a Newark League match
*f4~f~f. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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