The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-11
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llus week. Iney are scnvuuled 10 powl III
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INC olner na1iu, wlil tahe On the ~EllzaUctn
nye. VITA whom they are ucu for second
pluDe, anu Tue match Wnl DC ueclueu To-
lnvlfuN niSDt un the Union county organ
ladtlon j aIieys. Ine north tnus, with
wuoIn the hvSeVllie5 are tied Ior fourth
place, viii proUably nave poor Shedding
LuluoirUW nignI on the Jersey City clup S
aiieys. Inc ieauinS NeWaIk bay hVe, now
ever, SilOn1u be eDie 10 IlOlu OIL to nr2t
piace, Tor the Bayonne boys Will bowl al
nome, meeting the ooinmpla Clup aggrega-
ton from ttouoken.
These National Turn Nerein bowlers got
up TO second place IN the Newark League
lace III time To make things interesting tn1s
week, Inc bruce street mve Is scheduled
10 perform Thursday night on the alleys OF
the GotttIieu Artieeer association, aud the
kfuegerS are III nfSt PLACE, two games
aneau OF the Nationals. There certainly
should he things dong In Belmont avenue.
Inc PARKS are going up to Belleville to-
night. and VIII probably find it hard to get
the better OF the suburbanitcs. The West
ENDS, Thursday night, viii entertain the
Nortnerns, and are figuring ON improving
their standing at the expense of the polit1-
clans.
There are to be the usual six matches
this week in the Suburban League. The
feature contest should be that TO be con-
tested Wednesday night, whea the South
orange Field Clubs quintet will try its
luck on the Bay View Wheelmen's alleys.
The leaders are likely to get at least the
odd from their rivals, but the latter are
clever enough TO make it interesting for
the cyclists at all stages Of the game, and
they may spring a surprise. The krue-
gers, who are tied with the South Orange
team for second place, may find II none too
pleasant on the National Turn Hall alleys
Friday night. The West Ends will visit
the Newark Turn Verein drives tonight,
and the. Celluloids. tied with the West
Ends for fourth place, are TO bowl on the
Belleville Clubs alleys Wednesday night.
Both the local National Interstate and
Eastern League teams will he busy tonight.
The Newark Leaguers are down for q visit
to-New York, where they may find 1t hard
to overcome the Manhattan pln-knights on
the Morningside alleys. The Newark inter-
skaters are to visit Trenton tonight.
While the Masonic League bowlers are
carded to roll their usual four matches this
week or Montgomery's alleys, the leaders
are not scheduled and there will be. no
change in the position of the hrst four
teams.
Nest of the leading teams in the New
Jersey national tournament will be on the
job this week, the notable exception being
the Orange quintet, which Is in first place.
The. Oxfords. who are second. will bowl
against the Kruger A and West End b
trohis ~ SddJ hlEhl, duu lile iAostNiiitS,
In third place, Will try their best to get
nearer the top tomorrow night, at the ex-
pense of the All Right and Bay View lives.
Halsey and Ward teams, first and second,
respectively, in the Jr. o. u. A. M. League
race, are to meet tomorrow night in a
scheduled series on the oxford alleys.
Lawton and Boyd, also near the top, will
clash Wednesday night. Therefore. there
should be some big changes in the standing
this week.
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Because Weingarth is to BOWL this after,
noon and tonight with the Newark Eastern
Leaguers In New York, the Greater New
York and intercity individual championship