Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
HEAD PIN SCHEDULE
WILL CONTINUE FEW
NIGHTS AFTER APRIL
Schedule Completed Until That
Date-Games TO=
night.

TN THE schedule which is published
in this column will be found a COM
plete list of teams for the competl-
ton in the STAR head-pin tournament
to and including Friday night, April |
More than 1000 pin-knights will have
taken part in this monster affair by
April l.. 1t will be necessary, however.
to continue the tournament for a few
nights after April 1 in order to clean
up the long list of bowling teams thai
desire to shoot at the head pin.
Belleville Club teams will be mucf
in evidence tonight on the IroquoiS al
leys. Four of them are to perform il
the STAR head-pin tournament. Among
them will be the Newark and Suburban
League fives representing the Bellevue
Club. Tonight's list is as follows:
Monitor A, Monitor u, sommer CoIts,
Eccentric Bowling Club, of Jersey
City, Siowns. Elizabeth star Colts, of
EIixabeth; Prudential Ordinery Depart-
Inent Five, Nassau Five. of East Or
ange, BeIIeytlIe Club, Newark League
Five, BeiIeyillc Club, Suburban League
Five. Bel1evilIc Club SC" team, Belle
Vile Club ID team.
Twelve teams will roll Monday
night, March q, among them being the
Celluloid Clubs Suburban League team
Here's the complete list:
American A, American ID, Cedar A.
c., Westinghouse No. 2, CeIIuloid Clubs
Suburban League team, Laurel Bowl
Ing Club. Royals, Quarter Bends.
~Seminoles, Eltons, M-OntgOmerys, Il. A..
b.. No. 1.
Two teams, made UP of members of
the Newark Elks, including the Sub
urban League five, will roll with ten
other teams Wednesday night, March
20. A big aggregation of teams from the
northern section, with Joe Lunn III
charge, will also perform. The list is
as followes:
Navnjos, Oxford Colts. bloomfield
Centre Bowling Club, National Turn
Verein Suburban League FIVE, wag-
ner's Camel Club. Klinger Night Class.
Klinger Day Class, Chadwick Won
dcrs, Lakeside HusfIers. Dietsch's Side
Steppers, BIindt's Big Five, Newark
Elks No. 1, Newark EIks No. 2.
This is the list of twelve teams that
will try for honors Friday night, March
%:
Argus Bowling Club, EIwood A, Pas
sale Rowling Club, Expedite, C~rescents,
SDnhth - VI ia AN0. At
tuals, OF Jersey City; Wanderers, West
END Stars, Nots, Shoots, Jersey City
Ferries Five.
For Monday night, March rs, a mum
Der of Elizabeth teams have been
scheduled, including Frank Burke's
Elizabeth Stars No. / team, which took
second place in the STAR head-pip
tournament last season. Here's the
complete list:
IrOquois II, Commercial {, Trojan
Bowling Club, Elizabeth Star Colts,
Metropolitan Type Company No. L,
Metropolitan Type Company No. 2,
Elizabeth Stars No. 1, Elizabeth stars
No. 2, elizabeth Stars No. j,
Stars No. 4, Elizabeth Stars No. 3,
Elizabeth stars No. Q.
For Wednesday night, March 80, the
Northern Republican Club bowlers.
with Gene Morrissey, the star in the
individual average race in the Newark
League as master of ceremonies, prom
Use to max it interesting. At least six
teams, and possibly more, will par
~ticipate. The list follows:
Cedar b, Kenwood, Phil Kenrny
Foresters, AriOn A. c., A. p. Smith
Five, Parnmounts, Northern Republic
can Club No. 1, Northern Republican
Club No. 2. Northern Republican Club
NO. 3, Northern Republican Club No. 4,
Northern Republican Club Ne. 3.
Northern Republican Club NO. 9.
Six teams from the Sprague Electrical
Works will be among the competitors
Friday night, April i. The list is as
follows:
Sprague Electrical Company A.,
Spraguc Electrical Company II, Sprasue
Electrical Company &, Sprngue EIec-
tricnl Company u. Sprague Electrical
Company Il, Sprague Electrical Com
pany f. Dominicans, Bayonnc No. I,
BayOnne No. 2, Star A. c., Institute
Juggleres, Institute Midget-.