The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-03

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out blow to the arguments of those bow
would be better should they be above
The fact is, this tournament is so
short, comparatively speaking, that the
alleys, which were planed and put
into perfect condition by Billy Hutton
bach before the competition began. will
not have any more Of a groove or be
any easier at the clase of the tour
nanent than they are now. Then,
too, care has been taken to secure a
large number of pins, so that lime
Gus changes may assure that each
bowler who Shoots at the head pin
will he on an equal basis. The pins are
all regulation size and weight.
In order that the bowlers who are
scheduled to go on tonight may not
fail to become acquainted with the fact
that they are carded. the list of eight
teams is again appended:
Bay Niew Colts.
Iroquois colts,
Newark News Company.
W. ". si,mrss Rowling Club.
Monitor a.
Monitor p.
NOr,yOofs.
Cc1IuIoid Clubs suburban league
tenn.
IT is proposed to put the teams on In
he order in which they are named above,
two teams 10 bowl at once. IT. however,
my team is not ut hand when called upon.
Referee H~uttenbach will use his discretion
In selecting some other team. the plnning
is to begin promptly at $50 O'Clock and
the bowling should be over shortly after
lo.30 o'clock.
One of the attractive features OF the prize
list as arranged by THE EVENING STAR
IS that it provides, for rewards for teams
aud also for individuals.
Should a team have inrits lineup SOME
olemser who fails to get a good score and
,hus prevent the team ssn o from Co having yha a a ehanee
VI the quintet still have an opportunity TO
20 after the gold watch fobs offered by
THE EVENING STAR to those pin
knights who are skilful enough to get a
tally over 100.
Any bowler who gets a mark of 115 or
better out of a possible 1870 win receive a
gold watch fob of particularly elaborate de-
sign and. of greater intrinsic worth.
Out Of the 1,2G0 and more bowlers who
nave entered the tournament only $40 have
30 far competed. There will be an addition
nf forty to this list tonight. OF the 40 but
eighteen have succeeded in securing watch
,obs. so it will be easily seen that the feat
S no mean one. The roll of honor now
contains the names of the following:
EhrIich. Park A. A.. ............... 100
Johnson. Oriental Lodge. ......... 100
Hammacher, ROseville Colts. ..... 100
Brcitweiser. POstoffice Bowling Club los
Steel, Park A. 10y
Il. West End .......... lO7
e. Lentz, Hollywood. ............. 1O7
WILLIE AN "
Fritsch, Oriental Lodge ........... IO3
Elsey. National Turn Verein. ...... 1O3
Murray, Llcvel1yns .............. 1O3
Epstein, Cinnamon A.. 1O2
Towers, Branch Brook ............ 1O2
Hellenbeck, Boyd Council ......... IOI
Mat kleiber, Nat. Turn V~erein 101
e. K~ugclman. .......... 1O1
Limpert, Branch Brook ........... 1OI
Carl kleiber, Nat. Turn Verein. "a. 100
Once more do the Bay Views show
their class in the Suburban League race
and prove their right to first place. On
the difficult First Ward alleys last night
they got three totals well over 300 and
won three games handily.
Masonic League bowlers are going to
naugurate Il three-man team tournament
Ind it is expected that the first game will
De bowled March 10. Teams wishing to
inter have been requested to send in their
names as soon as possible to Fred Wiss-
by the number of entries already in, the
coming competition will prove to be de-
eidedly popular with the Masonic fra
ternity.
They are having a close competition on
2rendergast's Columbia alleys way up
n the North End. Twelve teams are
ment and four of them are tied for first
place. These are the Ward and Pulls,
Scanlon and Clark, Blum and Frey and
Bremen and Zipgley combinations.
.Belleville Lodges five-man bowling team
at the pins in fine style when it won
;hree games last night from the Tri-
nminars on MontgoInery's alleys. The
ripple victory enabled the suburbanites
70 aoVance TO third place., just a shade