The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15

thereabonts. eight tor ten teams may be
called upon to bowl each night.
That was remarkable work that the New
York "A. c. Athletic League FIVE did on the
Elizabeth Clubs alleys last night. To win
three in 4 row from the Union county Elk
perts is Il trick that is not often turned.
When the victories are secured right IN
Betsytown the performance is all the more
creditable.
Those. Manhattan Primers went right into
first place in the Athletic League race last
night. The second OF the happenings which
allowed them to gu to the front occurred il
Bayonne, where the Newark Bay boys
dropped two to their guests from the Co
lnmbia Club. The Hoboken boys were right
on the job.
When Jack Breen failed to find the spot
in the second game in Elizabeth last night
il was great to see how those veterans, Joe
Arnold and Frank Clute, wentto the rescGe
and pulled the game out OF the IRE.
II was Platt Adams who led the winged
foot aggrega ion to victory In the first game.
The Newark athlete accounted for an excel
lent 20. There are other things which Plat
can do well, such as jumping. throwing the
discus, etc, but he cam bowl some, too.
Those Newark Elk are making great
okfiutS III int " liuE tpul aAhth hhtNH
the lodges of New York, Paterson, Hobo
ken, Jersey City. New Brunswick. Ruther-
ford, Kearpy, Railway and Newark are con-
Quoting. The locals nave been taking three
in a row regularly Of late and turned the
trick again last night in Railway
Eddie Kern and Jake %linckgruf were
very much on the job for the West Ends III
the Newark League match with the North
erns last might, getting averages of 2lf and
20S, respectively. That LOIS to the credit
of the champions in the first game was their
Initial effort of the Sort this season.
The Mercantile League bowlers are going
TO start Il three-nan tournament on the
Iroquois alleys soon. Fifteen teams are go
ing to compete. There will be a meeting
will close and Il schedule committee will be
appointed.
Those 1000 scores are made so often nova
days that they scarcely excite comment.
Still the trick which the Oxfords turned in
Il New Jersey national tournament match
on the Tuxedo alleys, when they secured
1,0G}, meant that some excellent pining
had been done. Johns gave big assist
ance with 25S.
Both Weingarth and Johns will be busy
tonight IN Greater New York and Inter
city individual tourpament bowling
matches. Johns will meet George Heller.
and "Weiny' will tackle Johnny Nelson,
on the Uni.ersal alleys in Brooklyn.
The postponed meeting of the Newark
Bowling Association will be held Sunday
afternoon at the clubhouse of the Gottfried
Kruger Association, in Belmont avenue.
Officers will be elected and arrangements
made for entering teams in the tourna-
ment of the National Bowling Association
IN New York next May. II is expected
that "A large number of bowlers will enter,
as 1t is necessary to belong to the local
organization in order TO enter the National
tournament. =
Mrs. Kate Bischof and Mrs. Bertha Will
son are to bowl the first eight games of
a fifteen-game match on Bischof's alleys
tonight. Mrs. Bisehof is the best woman
bowler in this section, and Mrs. Wilson
claims the title in Philadelphia. They
Will bowl seven games on Pumps alleys in
New York later.