The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-14

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The mark of H.. made by Charley
Meyer In the big game, while not an in
dividual record, is not far from II, the
best figures in competition being those
TO the credit OF Greenewald, the we'll
known New Brunswick bowler. Every
member of the Roseville team passed
the 1M-mark in their sensational per-
Torrance, Count Olozaga being sec
ond, with 100; Freddy Crum and Elmer
Wood each securing 107, and d.. II. Van
Ness having LOG. Owing to a recent i'll
jury, Olozaga is not bowling this season
n his place will be taken by Eddie
Pierson. :.
The entry of the Roseville champion
team was not the only important one
received yesterday. The total is now
o 125. The Gottfried Kruger Asso-
citation five, which has a big lead in the
Newark League, n bid fair to land
the championship for the season, got
into line last night. The Kruegers have
in their lineup some of the best all
around performers in the local bowling
world.
Among them are Conrad Leick, who
got the first perfect score of 300 ever
recorded in a league match in this city,
George Dennebaum, the present indi-
vidual average and high-score man in
the Newark League; Frank Coghlan, G.
f.. St. John, I. Schott and Charley
Hoops. They arc pretty sure to be well
up near the front when the
closes.
Newark League bowlers will probably
al, be entered before, THE EVENING
STAR competition begins Wednesday
night. Another team to get in line is that
which represents the Republican League.
II Is made up of Van Nostrand, Edwards,
Berman, MacWright and Hobbs.
Among the other ives which made entry
yesterday were the T.. A. b. S. team, of
Elizabeth, made up of some of the best
Scrub Bowling Climb, an aggregation of
South Orange pin-knights; the Quincy
team, the Columbias and the Alma Five.
lIt ~ expected that It will be found
possible to announce in THE EVENING
STAR tomorrow afternoon the teams
which will he called upon TO bowl for
the 6rst two weeks or more.
In picking these teams the schedule COM
nittee has been careful to avoid the dates
which the teams have named on their en-
try blanks MS being filled. Some teams did
not name any, dates, and it is assumed, of
course, that any date set by the commit
tee will suit them.
II a team, however, which flnds that it
Will notify the sporting editor Immediately,
arrangements Will be made to substitute
some other team, IL possible.
In all cases, however. where no dates
nave been designated as being filled, THE
EVENING STAR cannot guarantee to
make q change. An opportunity will be
given the team which desires q change of
date, to bowl later, il possible, but, II all
dates are filled it may be necessary to
disappoint them.
Therefore it is quite desirable that teams
entering look up their conflicting dates
carefully and enter them on the blank pro-
vided. Then there will be no difficulty.
Referee Huttenbach will have the tour
"a Inent alleys entirely renovated for THE
EVENING STAR competition. He also
expects to have the I~roquois Academy
decorated IN the opening night, and the
bowlers and the spectators will find that
it Is a gala affair.
New pins will be secured for THE EVE
MING STAR head-pin tournament. and a
large number are to be set aside for this
competition, so that changes may be made
often.
There will be absolutely no advantage
held by the teams which bowl late in the
tournament. Pins are going to be changed
so often that every team will have to
shoot against new wood"
1t Is the desire of THE EVENING STAR
to have this tournament conducted In an
absolutely fair manner, so that every man
will have a chance OF capturing some of
the prizes.
There Is no question at all but what this
tournament will be the biggest ever held
in Newark. The fact that the prize list
consists of $50 for the first team and $2o
tor the second team Ito be paid in the
tournament in Manhattan in May) and
that the competition is entirely free, with
no charge for entering and none for bowl
Ing. has naturally resulted in the interest
In the affair being widespread.
The regulation head-pin game possible