Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-02
NEWARK BAYS TRIM
NEW YORK FIVE IN
ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Close Scores in the Matches.
Helms and Weingarfh Roll To-
night-Jobns Beats Jackson.
R0seyilles Trim CellnIoids in
Suburban-Trenton Eastern
Leagners Win.
BY BERT DODGE.

49,
NNE Of the nos remarkable bowl
~ ing matches ever witnessed in
the Athletic League was that
decided last night in Bayonne when the
Newark Bay Club team won three
games from the big v OF the New
York Athletic Club. The competition
was as close as could be imagined
The former yachtsmen were two pins
ahead in the first game, ten in the sec
ond and three in the third. Dryers
strikes IN the fourth. fifth. sixth and
seventh frames did the trick in the ini-
da contest, his windup with a mark In
the second and Grifith's big tally of 245
were the factors that counted in the
next two. Looking at it from a Bay
onne standpoint, 1t was a decidedly
fortunate start In the Athletic League
race. The New Workers. consider it
as about the hardest luck they have
ever had in the big league. It's all ae-
corOing to the way you look It Il.
In a knights Of Columbus Bowling
League match decided on the Columbus
alleys last night h Olive Branch team
made 1t two out of three from the Star
OF Bethlehem quintet. The scores fol-
low: Olive Branch Council-Weller 100.
ia. lis; OBrien 150, 1874. I07; Gromlne
III. III, 17s. Kelly 14s, 1858, $50; Brochu
l67. 1Ss. f2s: totals 751. 500, 7s3. Star OF
Bethlehem Council-McLoughiin 122. I53.
1f3; Halpin 109, 12s. 104; Clafy 40. 1es,
~; Sullivan I20. IT,. 1872; Corners 162.
l4s, 143; totals e33, 6ss, 704.
Rolling in the Empire three-man
tournament last night the Eurekas and
the Oxfords took a game from each
other The Hyperians won twice from
the oxfords by fair margins but were
only able to win one of two games
rolled against the Eurekas.
In a National Interstate League match
rolled last night on the Paterson teams
alleys, the Silk Cityites took the jersey
City oowlers into camp by winning
three straight games. All Of the win
ming teams scores were 800 or better.
while the Skeeter team touched 800 only
in the second game. Brunt rolled pa
in the first game for the Patersonians.
Book Tailed go in the final game for
the losers, while a score of PIG was cred-
tied 10 Taylor ii the initial contes. for
the winners.
Lee johns won six games. while jack
son was winning three in the Greater
New York and individual match rolled
between The two on the Park Circle al
leys in Brooklyn last night. In the
same competition Ncack only managed
to win one game of seven from Penn
on the Crotono drives in the Bronx.
Local bowling fans will be out in
force tonight to the Greater New
York individual championship series
between Willie Helms md .'Old Hoss-
Billy Weingarth at the Tuxedo alleys
tonight Helms is now in second place
with five games Won and two lost.
while Weiny has los the same number
and Won three That Helms is shooting
sensational tenpins is evidenced by his
recent win over Noack in New York,
when he averaged 226, and took six
out OF seven
Special accommodations have been
provided for the crowd of spectators
that will probably be on hand.
The Celluloid Clubs bowiers were IN
able TO win more than a single gam
from the Roseville team in the Subur-
ban League match rolled on the Cellu-
loid Clubs alleys last night, though the
scores were close. The home team
off well by taliying SCI and
winning the opening contest by a nine
teen pin margin, only to be beaten in
the two ensuing games.
Seven games Zach were the share OF
the Trenton and the Brooklyn pin
knights in the Eastern League match
rolled pm the Brooklyn Clubs drives
last night. The Jersey team won the
odd games N the two, three ana five
series. but were beaten in four
of five games rolled in the In
dividuai affair. All OF Nelson's scores
were high in the individual match and
the Brooklynite chalked up a 2ss score
in the first game OF that series.