The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-16

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in ar entry last night was the Tuxedo
A five of Elizabeth. On this team are
sueh clever performers az Spittlehouse.
Blythe, Mcmahon, Stegmeir and
Grape. They have all had experience
in big !ntercity matches and will
doubtless make a good showing in THE
EVENING STAR Head-pin Tourna-
ment.
The Newark Centres entered last
night. This team. made up of Binder,
Meis. Rech, +. Heath and c.. Heath,
finished third in the recently completed
five-man team tournament of the
Junior League, on Woelne's Empire
alleys. The youngsters are confident of
hitting the head-pin with regularity
II believe that they will be able to
make good.
Tx team from the T. A. B. s., which
sent its entry in yesterday, is made
UP of Edward Murphy, Charles Thorn
ton, Joseph Wolff, Timothy Kinney and
Eugene Farrell. These boys have all
had much experience OF the alleys.
Other teams which entered yesterday
We're the Caldwells, which have been
Cleaning up with regularity in
matches on the suburban alleys; the
Small Five. the Branch Brook A team,
the Prospects, the Standard Oil team
in the Manufacturers Clerks League
and the Cabinet Five.
Everything is now ready on the Iroquois
alleys for the opening of the tournament:
Billy Huttenbach, who is to act as ofhcial
referee and general manager of the tourna-
nenh. is taking a great interest IN me
Academy decorated for the occasion. The
progress of the tournament will be care
fully followed, and the best scores will be
kept up on the blackboard, SO that all com
petltors may see just what they have to
shoot at.
The regulation head-pin game is to be
rolled, and Referee Huttenbach or his
representative will be present to see that
the rules are carefully enforced. As usual:
six frames will be rolled Oh one alley and
six OH another. .
The teams for the first seven nights are
shown in another column. Unless other
bowl each Wednesday and Friday night
will be adhered to throughout the tourna-
ment.
The, first hall, will be rolled at $3.50
THE EVENING STAR wishes it under
stood that no bowler will be given more
than one chance to make a big score.
Competitors on any team in THE EVE
MING STAR tournament will not be al
lowed to take part in the tournament as
members of any other team.
As individual trophies THE
STAR will present souvenir. gold-watch
fobs to those bowlers who make scores of
100 and less than lis. This should be
sufficient to stimulate each man to do his
best, aside from the big team trophies Of
fered. If any bowler gets a score of lis
or better he will be rewarded by receiving
a gold watch fob of particularly ornate de-
sign and of n large value.
The team trophies will be paid in the
shape of entrance fee to the National
Bowling Association tournament in Man
haitian in May.
The team securing the highest score will
have its entrance fee paid to the five-man
tournament of the National Bowling As
sociation, and each member of the team
Will be entered in the individual tourna-
ment of the National Bowling Associa-
tion. As the fee is s. per man the value
of this prize will be $50.
The team which makes the second best
score in THE EVENING STAR Head-Pin
Tournament will have its entrance fee
paid In the fve-man tournament Of the
National Bowling Association. This prize
will be valued at SIS.