Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-07
LEAGUERS
PLANNING GREAT
REAO-P|N NIGHT
VIII Be Held Week from Tonight
on lrOquois Alleys-TweIye
Teams Already Entered, and
Two More Expected-Other
Schedules.

MI EMBERS of the Republican IN
lV dian League propose to make
Indian League night in the
STAR head-pin tournament the big
gest affair Of the season. The event
is to be put on a week from tonight
at the Iroquois alleys. Twelve teams
have already entered and it is expected
that fourteen viii finally be obtained.
Among the well-known residents az
Newark and vicinity who VIII bowl
with the Indians are Captain sam
Brown Of the Sixth Precinct; Detective
Frank Tuite, Tax Receiver Robert L.
Ross, City Treasurer Albert T. GuenSh-
er, Tax Commissioner John Howe, Ser
geant W. H. Stuckey of the mounted
squad, Freebooter Christion volz, Fire
Commissioner Lagay, former Assem-
blyman Garranbrants, John Sherman
the photographer; DR.. Buriew. former
Assemblyman Wilson and a host Of
others. The teams viii lineup as fol-
lows:
Observation-Disclosures, Maus, Schroeder.
Wood, Bergen. captain.
Sioux-Kipp. Burgesser. Aierstock.
Sire Burlew. capatn.
Creeks-S. Brown, F. ]. Bower,
Charles E.. Bayard, Charles cosgruve,
Tu1te. captain.
Tuscaroras = BirdseIl, Birkenmeier,
Grimsey, Greasen. Conway. captain.
TecHmseb-R. L. Ross, D. B. Banta,
H. T. P. Field. A T. Guenther. Howe,
captain.
Seminoles-Mooney, McNellen, Kunze,
". Rau, Fischer, captain.
Mohawk-Godron, Lintermann, Meri-
gold, Sherman. Steiner. captain.
Pawnee-Puth, Schoenewoif, Wolf,
Willis. r. c.. Smith, captain.
Comanche Van N~ostrand, Mac
Wright, Milne. Aitken. Hobbs, captain.
Decentralization, Leland A. H.
Peal. L. Edwards, Berman. captain.
Cherokees-Not yet filed.
Chickasaws-Not yet filed.
Mohicans-Gibney, Freebooter yolz.
Deuchler, Sergeant W. H. Stuckey.
William Schmauder. captain.
Arapahoe-Fire Commissioner Lagay,
Egeln, Garrabrants, former assembly
man; L. H. Peal, Edward vreeland.
captain.
Additions have been made by ths
bowling committee to the schedule so
that rolling is now provided for in the
STAR head-pin tournament up to and
including Friday night, March is. The
following teams will perform tonight:
Daisy W. Club, C1ark's o. ". T.,
Crawford Five, CIarke's o. n. IT. Clerks.
Crescent Cut Glass Company. Oriental
h. c., HaverIock A. G.. White Lily Five.
Charles Demmer's Five, Apdy's, of
Paterson. Buesier b. C.. Testers n. C.
For Wednesday night twelve more
teams have been picked. They are as
| follows:
All American A, All American b. All
American C, American A, American b.
Essex County Bank Club, Mohicnn A.
Mohican b, Brig Rowling Club,
Chr Barn, smith A, ss9s" team.
The usual aggregation of twelve
teams will go IN Friday night in an
endeavor to win watch-fobs and other
prizes. The list comprises the fol-
lowing.
Belfry. Newark star Pleasure Club.
Bergen Bowling Club, Maggie Five,
Kinast b. c., Cartcret Tent, knights of
the Maccabces, An-Scholastics, Iro-
auois Five, "a" team of the Stuyve-
SAINTS, sB, team of the ArieIs. Column
bian CIuh's Athletic League team.
Monday night, March IA, will be cele-
brated as Indian League night" and
twelve more teams AVE been picked,
as follows to bowl Wednesday night.
March Is:
Button. Triagen. Irmdema, BiPpsrs'
Griscom & Osborn Company No. :
Rambler b. Alma Five. Peter Pan
Bowling Club, Wait Awhile No. T.
Wait Awhile No. =. New Jersey Col
Iege of Pharmacy, Circles, OF Ncs,
Brunswick; L~ucernes.
For Friday night. March Is, Q
teams from the Belleville Ill will
form a large part of the bowling CON
tingent. The Newark League and Sub
urban League ives. which represent
the suburban organization, as well as
teams Sc and D. will perform. The
rest OF the card will be made up as
follows:
Monitor A, Monltor b, Sommer Colts
Eccentric Bowling Club of Jersey City
Siowa, Elizabeth star Colts of Eiiza-
ment Five, Prudential Ordinary De-
partment Five. Nassau Five OF East Or