The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-05
JOHNS AND NOACK
ROLL TONIGHT IN
|NTERC|TY MATCH
Low Scores Last Night in Jr.
O. U. A. M. Games-TeIIers
Win in Fire Insurance-Bay
View Suburban Men Win from
Scrubs.
HE schedule of the Intercity in
dividual tournament calls for a
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IT HE schedule of the Intercity in
diFIdual calls for a
match tonight between Lee
johns and Billy Noack, to be rolled on
the Oxford alleys. Johns has been hit
ting the pins in great form Ct late. and
ne is a slight favorite over Noack.
Frier, of the Colonials, rolled 22s in
the New Jersey national tournament
games. decided on the Tuxedo alleys
last night. Woods was second high.
with a count of 225. The games which
We're rolled in the competition resulted
in an even break. The ~Iroquois won
from the Colonials in the first game.
chalking up a 959 score. but they were
in tGrn beaten by the Elizabeth Stars.
who won GU by an 11-pin margin. The
Colonials defeated the Elizabeth Stars
in the final game by more h 100
pins.
The Columbia and the Newark five
man teams rolled a three-game match
on the Montgomery alleys last night, in
the Masonic League competition. The
Columbia quintet won two Of the
games. A1b, of the winners, was the
only member of either of the teams to
tally a double century mark He
turned in an even 200.
In the Dixon tournament being con
Quoted on the Dixon alleys the Excel
siors won two games. the Indians broke
even and the Cinnamons lost two. The
Cinnamons bowled in hard luck, losing
the first game by two pins and being
beaten in the ina contest. against the
Excelsiors, by one pin. Kircher, of the
Excelsiors, hit the timber for 234 In
n of the games and Rabke, Of the
Cinnamons, turned in a 230 count.
The members of the Crown Bowling
Club. of Vailsburg, rolled a match last
night. The A team was defeated three
straight by the B quartet. There were
no 200 scores.
The Teller team made a clean sweep
against the Heller five in the Fire In
surance League games rolled last night
on the Tuxedo alleys. Trowbrfdge. OF
the Tellers, was high man, with 212.
Low scores were the order last night
in the Jrso. U. A. NJ. matches rolled on
the Montgomery alleys. The Boyden
Council team made 1t three straight
against the Buck owlers. and the Tor
roe quintet rolled better than the Irv-
ington five in two out of three games.
S~charfenburg, of the Bucks, was again
high man, with 20S in the first game.
The Indian five that will compete in
the Newark Bowling League this season
rolled a match with the Newark
Elks last night on the Indian alleys.
The Elks managed TO take the first tive
games, while the Indians won the third
game by nearly one hundred pins. Gift
ford. of the Elks, was high man. with
the good score of 225, and the only other
men to pass the double century mark
in the scoring of points were Franz. OF
the winners, N Van Nostrand. OF the
losers. -
The team that will represent the Bay
View Wheelmen in the Suburban
League bowled a match with a scrub
team last night on h club alleys. The
Suburbans were beaten in two of the
three contests. The scores:
Suburban-Nagel 201. l59, 1Is; Girtan-
ner 172, 225. IA: S~choenleber 161. ISL.
1889; ]. d. Taylor 16s. 1853, 176; Tielsch
1873. 1872. 217; totals S95, 800. SAC.
Scrub-Stadelman 1856, 1856. 1sT: Car
roll lsS, 179, 157; Quantock 1s1. 16i, 16S;
j. T. Taylor 191. 1S1, 1874; Critchett 1Ss,
ISL. $50: totals 1913, 1857, S66.