The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-26
'THE Newark Eastern Leagu

~ HE Newark Eastern League
bowlers got away to a good
start In the first home games in
which they have rolled on the Tuxedo
alleys asst night by capturing nine out
Of fourteen games from the Trenton
pin-knights, winning all but the two-
man match in which the visitors cap
tured two of three games.
The Newarkers made their best show
ing in the five-man match, in which
they captured the three games.
Newark captured zach of the games
by a fair margin. and all of the defeats
of the T~rentonians were decisive. In
the individual match between Vein
garth and Denny the Newarker took
three of the six games, Denny took two
and the other game resulted in a tie,
each man making a score of 211.
Weiny made the high score for the
match, making 234 in the fourth game.
Biddulph and Denny won the odd
game in the two-man match, the work
of the winners in this competition be-
ing very high class, Biddulph turning
in a 256 score in the third game. In
this match the Trenton bowlers won
the last W. games after the local boys
had won the first. The three-man
series was an interesting affair, the
Newark pin-knights taking the rubber
game. Denny turned in 242 in this
competition n Meyers had a score Of
223 in the final game.
The reorganized Gotham team went
to Elizabeth last night and took the
Betsytown bowlers by surprise. Win
ming eleven out of fourteen games from
the home team, making a clean sweep
in the ive-man match and winning in
all but the three-man series, which was
captured by the home trio, after the
New Workers had won the first game.
This series vas the most exciting one
of the evening, the Elizabeth bowlers
winning the rubber game by the slim
margin of six pins.
On the Smith alleys last night the
Smith "a" club, composed of Siegfried,
Linde, Plum, Leary and Sweet, chalked
up a 1902 score in the third game of a
match which they rolled against the
Columbia team. The Smiths look two
of the three games that were rolled.
Rolling on their home alleys last
night, the Brooklyn team of the East
ern League. took eleven out of four
teen games from the Hoboken pin
knights, capturing all but the five-man
match. John Nelson. of the home team,
took five straight from Brudda in the
individual, making a double century
score in four of the contests, while
Rr1lddQ fai1cd IN HIT fha fi,nhor For n
200 in any Of the games. The
spireville team also took all of the
three games in the two man class,
while they took two III of three of the
three-man match games. Nelson's
bowling was the feature of the games.
The Lawton and the Fulton councils
of the Jr. O.. u. A. M. came out vic
torious in the league game rolled or
the Montgomery alleys. last night. The
Fulton quintet took two out of three
from the Nutley FIVE, winning the first
two games easily and losing the third
by about 40 pins. The Lawton Council
team took three straight from the Buck
Council teams by big margins, win
ming one of the games by $50 pins.
There was some excellent pinnine
in the opening game of the five-man
tournament rolled on the LeGlise al
leys last night. Most of the scores were
around the 300 mark, and the Nationals
Tailed a count of 1000 fiat in one of the
games.
The Equitables started out by win
ming two games, the Nationals split
even, and the East Ends were charged
with a double defeat as a result of the
matches. Glass had the high score OF
the evening, rolling $50, and Schmauder
and Harenburg were tied with 20(
each.
Bill Downey's Crescents will repre-