The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-16

1t Is the present intention of the SC
TO have ten teams bowl each Wednesd.
5, In order hat the competition may p
Beginning promptly at $3.50 o'clock'f
take their turns on the alleys and sti
O'Clock.
1t is only because the BOWERS hav,
ieys soon that this change has been de
tons it is not possible to secure the a
than twice a week; therefore, to have
way to solve the difficulty.
It is expected that it will be found pos
efble to publish tomorrow a schedule which
will carry the tournament up TO or near
April J.. There are any number of good
teams which have not been carded as yet,
and the pinning is sure to be high-class
on The the fsc ter that fna out ct tae t iU1ra go bowlers
who have performed so far As have been
aPle to win the watch fohs Offered by
that the class in the competition Is de-
Then, too. the high team marks al
The scores close to the 500 mark are
numerous. and two of them are well over
II VIII less ssh han r o11e-aIarter Of b.t the
to perform, a worlds record was nearly
beaten, the Eliza beth Stars being but two
pins behind the best figures ever put up,
the total OF 51 TO the credit of the Rose
vile big Five" Then. too. the worlds
Individual record Of Us vas nearly topped,
sJOe 4NOtlt uINllS Ill.,. DtNttdl otiiCI pei
formers were within a few pins of the
The Rosevilles themselves are going to
be put on within a few days. and it is
expected that the turnout to see the
record holders perform will be enormous.
Il viii be arranged OF course, to have
that the Rosevilles do. in order that the
spectators may be furnished with pinning
of good calibre throughout.
In order that the teams which are to
bowl tomorrow night may have ample
notice that list is published again below
STANDARD Oil.
Titan Bowling Club.
First Ward Republican Club (Subur-
ban League TENN.
Lawton Council.
General Electric.
Carter-Howe.
Sfrc1lers.
Another big surprise in the Athletic
League. Passaic bowlers got the odd on
the New York A.. c. alleys and forced the
Metropolitan back to third place, Rose
VILE having come to time in great shape
by making a clean sweep at Montclair.
Kruger bowlers didn't quite make good
last night. They needed three games in
a row from the Belleville- five in order
10 regain first place in The Newark League,
but got but Two, and the National Turn
ers are still in front.
Schwartz and Dam tournaments got
under way last night. The former was
featured by the tally of 2sS to the credit
of Fred Clark, of the First Wards.
Fred Hooh, the official scorer of the
Tuxedo alleys. was not in his usual PLACE
last night. What's the natter. Fred? Is
jury work so tiresome?
George Small, of the Carnegie Steel
Mercantile League. on the I~roquois alleys,
with a mark Of 254.
Guess Hank Murray didn't do some
roofing for Billy Weingarth last night,
but ali Hanks roofing, went for nanght,
John Roster.
The Tuxedo Social Five won three
games from the Crescent team. of the
New Jersey national tournament, last
night in a match on the Tuxedo drives"
George Cole, of the Worthington team
of the Manufacturers League. holds high
score In that league with a mark of 2S4.
If is no longer BILLY" weingarth with
the bowlers now. They, all call the popu-
lar Tuxedo crack pop
Guess Fred Clark, of the No Name
team in the Schwartz tournament. dfdnt
do some bowling last night. Besides handZ
ing in a couple of double century marks.
he got a mark OF 2sS. That ought to come
near pretty near winning the prize Of
fered for high score In the tournament:
That little practise Saturday night did
So me good, didn't It. Wally?
Tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. at the
Hotel Broad, the alley owners. will hold
q BANQUET. All OF the Newark Bowling
Association officials have been invited to
attend.