Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-20

most supporters of all those who
performed last night in the STAR
head-pin tournament on the %Iroquois
alleys. One of their number, Freddy
Straus, of the Cinnamon A team, got a
mark of LOG.
To Fred Noonan, of the Colonial A.
c.. of Belleville. goes, however, the
honor of making the best tally of the
night. the suburbanite scoring 109. He
and Straus were the only pin knights
of the sixty who performed hat sue
cceded in passing the century mark,
thus obtaining the watchfobs offered
by the STAR.
Strtus is an enthusiast at the head
pin game. He rolled 112 In a head
pin tournament on the White Elephant
alleys, in Manhattan Friday, and he
obtained q mark of 9S when he rolled
in the STAR head-pin tournament last
season.
There was a big turnout last night.
The spectators were quick to applaud,
but they also took much pleasure in
Kidding" those who were unfortunate
In their efforts to get to that No. l
pin. Hcbring, of the R%osedales, was q
goat for just eleven frames. but he
sprung such q surprise on his critics
in the twelfth box that they all agreed
that the joke was on them. Hebring
missed the ~head-pin eleven times, his
errors being most consistent
Then, with everybody just hugging
himself with joy at the prospect of "a
nice round zero going UP for Hebring,
he just fooled them all by hitting the
pins perfectly for a strike. He was
really proud of that 10.
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was "kidded' good and proper. Leh-
mans idea of a good game was a pair
of Mines. He bluffed it along pretty
we'll on that, but they didn't get him
anything more than is.
The Colonial A team and the Gibral-
tars rolled first last night. There were
no particular Incidents. The Gibral-
tara failed by one pin to get a total of
400. Kimble wal there for 90, failing to
get n watchfob because he missed In
the twelfth box. He would, however,
have needed a strike to cash" With
no misses he had 90 in the eleventh
frame and then came his mistake.
The Hyatt team rolled with the Sur-
prise b team, from Woodside, Shuttle
worth only got to the head-pin twice
for a score of II and most of the Hyatt
team missed pretty regularly. Murphy.
of the Surprise five, rolled fairly well
through eleven frames for a score of
81. Then, with a watchfob all but his,
he missed in the twelfth frame. Rob-
ertson did nice work. but missed In
both the third and fourth boxes. He
a seven strikes, finishing up with
four in a row. Schmidt also missed
twice and got q score of 90.
There were few good exhibitions
when the Rosedale and Hyperion teams
went on. Hebring starred with his
10 and Goddard only made 80. Then
came the Cinnamon A n B teams.
There was plenty of noise. Straus
wax the topliner on the "a" quintet
He hit the head pin every time, wind
ing up with a strike. for 106. Beck
broke in the eleventh frame, for 3D.
/. With the "B'' team there were no high
scores. Wei had the foul habit badly
end this spoiled his chances. The
Electrical Five and the Majestics did
not do anything remarkable In the
way of pinning, there being misses ga
lore,
Noonan's effort, of course, featured
the pinning in the final round. The
Belleville bowler started with three
strikes and had twelve good hits. He
got lO1 in the eleventh frame n nm
ished with 100. Cobb had a mark OF
/. is. Two fouls interfered considerably
with his success. There was nothing
noteworthy in the other performance
in the wind-up match. The scores are
Indicated below: