Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-19
THREE HEAO-p|N
COMPETITORS GET
STAR WATCHFOBs
Reilly, OF Iroqnois A. c., Hands
in Tally OF 1903; O'DonneIl,
l0f, and Vincent TalIies an
Even lO0-There Will Be No
Bowling Monday Night.
BY BERT DODGE.
Jimmy REILLY, Of the ~Iroquois 4
team, handed In 1903; John o'Don-

TIMMY REILLY, OF the Iroquois 4
team, handed in 103; John O'Don-
nell, of the Rambler A. Five from
Down Neck accounted for i0f. and
Charley Vincent, of the North New
arks, rolled an even 100 in the STAR
head-pin tournament matches on the
lroquois alleys last night. They/wern
the only pin-knights of the sixty who
performed who rolled well enough 10
win onAAof the watchfobs offered by
the STAR TO those who tally 100 Oh
better.
There was considerable class to the
aggregation of bowiers that performed
last night, and not q few of the scores
were close to the century mark. Dave
Scheu, of the North Newark team. a
southpaw veteran, who has had ex-
perience along the Suburban League
circuit n as a performer in many
tournaments, stopped at SO. He start
ed off in fine style. with Two strikes,
and filled in nicely until the sixth
frame. when he missed. Not disheart-
ened by this hard luck. he kept on
plugging at the pins and had a score
OF 80 in the tenth frame. Two strikes
would have meant a fob for him. but
he only got nine pins on a good hit in
the eleventh box and wound up with q
strike.
Charley Vincent, who tailed an even
100, got to the century mark in the
eleventh frame and then blew in the
twelfth. ~
ODonnell, of the Ramblers, had
much the same experience, hitting the
~head-pin in good style for eleven frames
for o tally of 101 and then missing in
the twelfth frame.
Jimmy Reilly, of the Iroquois A team,
has been showing with much pride a
watchfob that he won in last seasons
tournament with a mark of los, and he
feels even proudef now, for he dapii:s=
Gated his score of last year in last
nights match, again rolling 103. "Docs
Drake, who tailed LOG last year, wax
not as fortunate, for he accumulated
but a score of 80 last night, having two
misses.
There was a big turnout Of rooters
last night, and the pinning, taken as q
whole, compares very favorably with
that done any night this season. The
Onawa team went on first with the
Liberty Midgets. There was a lack of
class in this squad and the crowd a
considerable fun in giving advice to
those bowlers who seemed to have al
most entirely lost tho knack OF hitting
that head-pin.
III the second bunch the pinning was
better. The North Newarks, however,
We're not at all satisfied with the re-
suit of their efforts. Vincent was tho
only member to get a fob, though
they had all figured on turning the
trick. Scheu, with his 80, had a tale
of hard luck, but Lunger and Schreve,
with misses galore, accounted for low
tallies. Eyser missed twice and got a
mark of So. The Rods Five was looked
upon as a promising aggregation, but
its members failed to make good.
The Iroquois A five went on next
with the Xavier b team. The pinning
by the Iroquois team vas excellent.
Reilly got his mark of 1903, despite a
miss in the first frame, and he. re-
ceived n big round of applause for his
nervy work. He had n mark of SO in
the eleventh box and wound up with a
strike. Titchen got 81, with q miss III
the seventh frame, while Roy Risden,
despite the fact that he got to the
head-pin every time, accumulated a
score OF but 81. The Xavier Il quintet
missed often M got low scores.
The Marine Insurance five. from Jer-
sey City, and the Seventh Ward Club
team. of G~reenville, formed the fifth
| squad, and the rooters all looked for a
good exhibition of pinning. The head
pin game did not suit the visitors, how
ever, and they nae many misses. In
the last bunch the third watchfob Win
ner appeared in the person of O'Don-
nell, of the Ramblers. The other menu
hers of his team had low tallies. The
Sinners went ON with the Ramblers,
but failed to get in the limelights The
scores are all indicated below: