Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-03
JUNIOR ORDER PIN
EXPERTS ROLLED
GOOD READ-P|N5
Five of the Bowlers Register
Scores Above the Century
Mark, the Highest Tally Being
That of Soutar Who Made
100.
BY BERT DODGE.
NONE Of the special features ar
IN ranged in the STAR headpin tour

NONE Of the special features ar
IN ranged in the STAR headpin tour
amen on the Iroquois alleys
nave anything on Junior Order Night
me juniors and their friends turned
out in big numbers last night and the
event was ~signalized by a lot Of good
scores -Four watch-fobs went to the
Junior Order bowlers and one was an
neXed by a member of the Aldine Club.
of New York. The proportion of five in
sixty is considerably higher than has
been recorded in STAR headpin tour
nament matches in some time. Here
are b feature tallies.
Harry soutar. Lawton Council fea
G b. WeeIey, Lswton Council los
l.. V. Conaway, Essex Council .. f0s
Ben West, south Orange Council. 1ax
Alex Lathen. AldiBes, New York. 100
A winner of a watch-fob turned up
IN the first team, when Alex Lathen, os
the Aldines, got an even century count
He hit the headpin every time and got
a mark of 81 in the eleventh frame.
When he got eight pins In the last
oox he was rewarded with a roand OF
applause. The other members of the
quintet did pretty good work and the
Aldlnes accounted for 424. The Soat i
orange Council quintet, of the Jr. o. =.
a. NJ, rolled with the A1dines. an
Ben West. the anchor of the suourbai
team, got a score of 1G2. He accounted
for it., too. in spite of a miss in the
second frame. Four strikes IN a row..
from the seventh TO the tenth frame,
inclusive, gave him a big boost. He
had 81 in the eleventh frame and wound
UP with a strike. The exhibition WAS
a decidedly good one. Hamilton misse |
in the first box and stopped at So, whiie
Gardner. with a slip in the ssecosd
frame. couldn't catch up and Of ish 81
with So He had bur FIVE pis@a liz
eleventh frame and a strike for 4 wina-
up could not quite bring under tbs
wire as a wateh-fob winner. The team
had the excellent total of 450.
The Elmos went on next, with tha
Eastern Star Council five. King. o
the Elmos. had 81. in spite Of tx,
misses. but none OF the others got in
good marks. 1t was much the same
way with h Eastern Stars.
Lawton Councils quintet cid excel :
lent work, Soutar. with his 169. AMI
Wooley. with 1OS. being high. The Tiak
Noe Club rolled with the LaNtons anaf
tailed AL Soutar started off witlE
three strikes and had an e4en 100 in
the eleventh frame. He obtained Mrs
pins on the last ball and wound u
with 100. Wooley did not start so an
s~piciously. but got in big filling eacl
time. having 191 in the eleventh Tram
Then he obtained only seven pins ana
fell one pin short of Soutsr's total
scoring 198. Brown had two misses buz
scored 81. and Kline was there fer 81
with one miss, that coming in Tie sixta
frame. Banks scored 50 and missed
once, and a. Cendit had Sc with two
misses.
In the fourth squad were tie East
Orange and Boyd quintets. of the Jr. Q.
T.. A. NJ While the East Orange team
rolled fairly well and accounted for il
total of 405. all had misses CHARGED
against them and there were no watch
fob winners The 3oyds missed oftener
and totaled but sol.
Conaway. of the Essex Council quin
tet. was another star He started with
two strikes and had nine in the mex
box. He kept plugging away in cool
shape and had SO in the eleventh bot.
This nerve-straiDing point was safely
passed. too. for Conway banged int5-
the headpin in good shape for & coun
of nine, finishing with los. The resi-
of the members of the team were all
IN the eighties, but had two or tlars
misses apiece. The Brishtons got SI. ;
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