Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-22
S|XTY-S|x ROLLERS
HAVE CAPTURED
STAR WATCHF0Bs
There Is a Triple Tie for High
Score, Which Is liz, Thus
Far-Over 1900 Men Have
Participated in the Great Com
petition.
F the 1900 bowlers who have COM
peted to date in the STAR head

M a AAO AtONO OONlCi IA AdTG EVIl-
w. peted to date in the STAR head
pin tournament on the Iroquois
alleys, sixty-six have won the watch
fobs offered by the STAR to those who
roll scores of 100 or better.
There is a triple tie On for first place
in the individual list, Richard Erler, OF
Roseville; Martin Losey, of the Eure-
kas, and Bernard A. Lacey, of the
Fairmounts, being even up at liz.
There, is also a triple tie for the next
three places-John Speary, of the Lake
sides; Conrad Koegel, of the National
Turn Verein, and Charles Huetch, of
the Union Palace team, of Jersey City,
each having rolled Ill. The complete
list of those bowlers who have scored
100 or better follows:
Richard Erler, Roseville. ............ liz
Martin Losey, Eureka................ liz
Bernard A. Lacey, Fairmount....... 112
John Speary,N Lakeside ............ Ill
Conrad Koegel. National Turn
Verein Ill
Charles Huetch, Union Palace, Jer-
sey Ill
Charles Meyer, Roseville. ........... ITO
Elmer Wood, R%oseville .......... 10
Chris Dennebaum, Krueger.......... 10
James B. Hay, Olympic Five....... ITO
N. ]. Fill, Field Battery A........ 109
Lewis Van Ness, Carter Hover. 100
Fred j. Noonan, C~olonials, of Belle
Vile lV5
Frank Eulenstein, Commercial...... 10s
Charles Koope, Kruger. ........... 10s
James White, Prudential. ........... 108
Holler. Empire, of BrookIyn......... los
Jack Taylor, Bey View............. JOB
William Telsch. Bay View........... los
Jacob Zinckgraf, West End......... 10S
| A. Pierson, West Orange............ 107
George Blythe, Night Owls. Eliza
beth lVt
John Reardon, Elizabeth T. A. B. S. los
Olds, Friday Night, Elizabeth. ..... los
Thomas Denning. LeGlise Jog
Edward Sapin, National Turner's. log
Fred Straus, Cinnamon. ............. JOG
Tom Schott, Kruger. loa
Claude Holgate, National Turner's. 1o5
Harry Critchett. Bay View.......... loo
George Nelson, Peoples Palace, Jer-
SeY ""
Willie Koch, Observation-Disclosures. 1oo
John Foley. Orange Valley........... 100
Tom Foley, Orange Valley.......... 105
Clifford Cook, Night Owls, Vailsburg 10t
A. Guemple, Matinee, Elizabeth. 10t
A. Wiley, Paramount. let
Negley, Roseville ................. 10t
Ernest Barnham, Roseyille.......... 104
Wilfred Turner, Union Palace, Jer-
sey City iof
Herman Laubengeiger, Old Fash
oned b. G. 10
Archie Daley, Watsessing luS
/ Clarence Fraley, Company l., First
Regiment Wi
Andy Speary, Lakesides. ............ 10a
M. Bolton, Eagles ................. l0s
Charles Davidson. Eureka. .......... 1oi
Eddie Pierson, Roseville 1o3
James Reilly, Iroquois .............. lo3
d. Livingston. Stag b. C............. 102
Daniel Salmon, Elizabeth T.. A. B. S. 1o2
George Stanford. R~oseville .......... 10l.
C. Spitzka, Kruegers. l0l
G. Schweinfest, Anchor A. A........ 10l
A. d. Smith. Telephone Company. -. 101
George Schade. National Turner's. 1ol
J Chris Trautwein, National Turn
verein 1o1
Stanton Pierce Roseville. ............ 10l
John O'Donnell, Ramblers........... 1ol
Harry Brydon, Essex F.. C........... 100
r. Jacobus, Watsessing. ............ 100
Max Blasberg, Insurance Big Five. 100
G. Denbigh, Monroe Council, Jr. o..
L. A. LOU
George S%tefanelli, Guards Of Column
BUS lu0
DARTMOUTH LOSES.