The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-13
MAKE
SECOND PLACE
IN STAR TOURNEY
Bowl Sz4, With ~ as High
Man. Making
Ill.
BY BERT DODGE.

Equitable bowlers, last night, on the
Iroquois alleys, rolled a score OF 524
and took second place in the Evening
STAR head.pin tournament
The big mark made by the Equi-
tables was fourteen pins better than
the total of $40, TO the credit of the
ALI Right pin-knights, who previously
held second place honors. The mark of
539. TO the credit OF the "A" team OF
the star alleys, or Elizabeth, is still
high.
The Equitables got then big mark
through an excellent exhibition of team
work. There were but two misses, Joe
Sell n Comte each having an error
in the eleventh frame.
Sell managed to get a tally OF 100,
despite the slip, by securing a strike
in the twelfth box. Comte was not so
fortunate, however, for he secured but
eight PITS in his last attempt and
stopped at SO.
He was the only bowler on the Edul-
table team who failed to reach the
century mark, all the others securing
the wafh fobs offered by the Evening
STAR to those who got marks of 100
or better.
Louis Werrell Was high on the Equi-
table cam. with Ill. Fred Sanders
got 10, Boehm t04 and Sen an even 100
When it came to putting up big tailies'
did the best work, getting a mark Of 1is.
There were fourteen of the fifty bowiers
who secured watch fobs for tailies OF l~ OF
better.
go along with q rush, and there is plenty
to interest all the spectators at the lro.
quois alleys. The Telephone A ana Great
WI, Mn,te ny May y,s a,ui n'ssS we're ere t tslep abst e boys ,ys
lid some nice work. Spillane vent througn
without any mistakes for 40 and Adair,
after missing Ia the seventh, wound Up with
even 100. The other members Of the team
did not do SO well, however, and a team
total Of 4ss resulted, There were misses En-,
lore for the Great White Way aggregation
Gdard, with i1s, and johnson, with ~
were the coed bowlers on the Puder a
team, which went ON. With Puder b mex.
rs. Trimble was the, only member. OF the
e team in form, and. with nice nits ne
Ths Clark Foundry team; called n up s,r g, e
engagement, did not And the alleys well
and fotaled only, 25s. Martin distinguished
himself by getting only two hits, for q mark
South End No. Q team. but Heinzinger;
with rs, was the only one who threatened
to capture a watch fob. His miss in the
third frame. as well as his poor start, kept
him from going over the century-mark.
The Barlow and South End No. 3 teams
were next to try their luck. Saporito, of the
Barlows, after missing in the FIRST frame.
tried hard, but stopped at 81, while the other
members Of his team had many misses.
Frey. Of the South Ends, secured l0l,
though he failed to bit the head-pin IN the
ninth frame. Strikes in the eighth, tenth,
eleventh and twelfth frames did the trick
for him. Bush missed t., the eighth. but
was within sight Of a century-mark until
he slipped again In the eleventh and finally
stopped at 80.
Eauitables, n fitting windup to an inter-
esting nights work at the head-pin. game
For the Orange Valley Lyceum's Lack
awanna League team, which accompanied
the Eouitables on the alleys. McGrath was
the only bowler to get a watch fob. He
had good hits in every box and totaled 109.
The other members of the suburban quintet
had several misses each.