Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-25

double century mark.
The members of Roseville team roll
ing in the same league confined
all THEN best efforts to the second game
of their match with the Celluloids on
the Roseville alleys last night, and as "a
consequence got away with only one of
the three games. In the second contest
marks of 203, 220 and 236, turned in by
Smith, Willis and Erler. respectively.
enabled the Roseville quintet to chalk
up Il score of 1923. In the first and final
games the tallying by the losers was
close to the 500 mark. The best team
score of the Celluloids was made in
the third game, when they spilled the
pins for sos.
An Interstate League match rolled on
the Union Hill alleys last night be-
tween the Union Hill contingent and
the Jersey City Primers went to the
credit of the home team. who white
washed their guests three times.
The Belleville-K Kruger match was
postponed until tonight. 1t will be
rolled on the Belleville alleys.
In the Athletic League there was a
lively session between the New York
A. c. bowlers and the Columbian PIN
knights. The match was contested on
the stamping grounds of the Manhattan
quintet and the home splinter manufac-
turers scalped the visitors thrice. The
cellar champions never had a look in
and their best attempt was a score OF
500, tailed In the last set-to. The
three-fold victory enabled the New
York team to advance to the fifth place
position in the first division of the
league.
There will be nothing doing tonight
between the Athletic League teams
The only match which was to have been
rolled ON the Elizabeth alleys with the
Jersey City club has been postponed
until next Friday night.
There is a new complexion to the
Suburban League race as the result Of
the games decided last night. The tie
for first place was not dissolved, but
the Newark Turner's by scoring a clean
sweep against the Kruegers stepped
into the third place position and are
now within striking distance of the
first two teams. The Parks ousted the
National Turner team from the fifth
place position and are now occupying
that place in the race themselves by
virtue of their three victories over the
Celluloids on their own alleys last
night. The first Wards drew up on the
RoseVilles by drubbing them three
times on the former teams alleys. The
Park A. A.. and the Bay View match
scheduled for last night on the Park
shoots will not be rolled until next
Monday evening by mutual agreement.
The Clinton Hill five outrolled the
Bethany five in two out of three games
Of n Newark Church League ate
rolled on the FIRST Ward Republican
Club alleys last night. The scores fol-
low:
Bethany C1ub-Richter, 1873. 143. 1873,
Prochaska, 40. 1871. 1863: Eiager. 1856, 1856.
1856; A.. Idler. 12S. 1852. 1856; f. Idler, III,
1856. 1859. Totals-75S. 1888, 692.
Clinton Hill Club-C. Merrell, 1S4. 155,
Isl: Il. Merrell, 1856. 1iS. 14S; F. Merrell,
1876, 145; Krlushaar, 17S. Isl, IA. Wei
gand, 143, 14S. 140; Ford. III. Totals
761, 719, 72S.
The Wolff team made 1t three straight
against the Tracys in their match
rolled in the r. \. b. s.. five-man tour.
na1nent last night. The scores follow:
Wolff Club-P. Hughes, 1873. 113. 1853;
r.. Lynch, Ill, 129, 10; T.. Foyle, 100. 100.
100: j. Wolff. 1876, 140. 1870; l.. Cribbin,
17S. 100, 1853. Totals-6SS. 6i6, 712.
Tracy Club-O. Wilson. 107, 81. So; f..
Donnelly. 146. 147. 1926; f. Keane, 100, 100.
100: e. Mclaughlin, 1874, 1876, $50; T.
Tracy, 1874. 1853, 145. Totals-671, 623, COS,