Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-27

- LIZABETH bowlers are much
pleased over their feat Of maxi
ing q record last night in the
way of winning watch fobs in the
STAR Head pin Tournament. There
were six placed to the credit of the
performers last night and four of them
hailed from Elizabeth. Six in a row is
a record for the season for one nights
pinning in the tournament.
The Elizabeth teams and the Ell Cid
five, from Railway, were or hand last
night with a big band of %rooters. Rub
Der balls were much in evidence and 1t
was plain that the visitors were there
with the idea of annexing just as many
fobs as possible. The souvenirs are
offered by the STAR to those who
reach or pass the century mark.
There were plenty of good team
totals, too, there being four above the
400 mark. The 476 to the credit of the
I. A. B. S. No. 1 team, Of Elizabeth.
gives them third place in the competi-
ton. The Bay View Suburban League
five still leads with 4S9, and the Thurs
day Night Bowling Club quintet, of the
National Turn Verein, of this city. is
second with 4s3. F..
A watch fob winner cropped up in
the first series when Clifton Cook, of
the Night Owls, Of Elizabeth, who went
on with the New Jersey Insurance quin-
tet, accounted for 104. He began badly
with 6 pins in the first raIno and only
got s in the second. He did better
after that and never missed the head
pin, obtaining SO in the eleventh box
and eight pins for a wind-up. The New
Jersey Insurance men were adept at
missing the head-pin, and that about
let's them out.
There was nothing noteworthy in the.
second squads performance, though
the Elizabeth A. A. and Alpha quintets,
both of Elizabeth, did fairly well. Ort-
leib was there for 80 in spite of two
misses and Salmon got SS with one.
The TIA. b. s. No. l and No. 2 teams
got on the alleys next and produced
two watch fob winners. Reardon, of
the No. 1 team, started with two strikes
and filled in well all the way for a
nice mark of 106. Salmon rolled OPP
posite him and aso found the head-pin
in each box for 102. Byrnes, of the No.
1 team. missed the No. ! pin In the Sec
n frame and this cost him O fob as
he wound up with 50. Hasson was even
more unfortunate. as, after missing in
the first box, he kept on piling in good
hits for a total of 80 in the eleventh
frame. Then. with q strike needed. he
got nine pins for a score of 80. Fables,
with two misses, had SO and Sellers.
with one, 81. The team had but five
misses charged against it and it's total
of 476 represented a fine lot Of pin
ming. The No. 2 team also did well
with its. score of 42s. Salmon was there
with good hits Zach time.
Schlegel, of the Commercial A cam.
after starting with four strikes, missed
in the fifth box. but got another strike
In the sixth frame. He had 80 In the
eleventh frame and then. with a strike
needed to win Il watch fob. had a light
hit for 8 pins and a total of 90. Eulen-
stein. of the same team. did the best
work of the night. tallying los. He
had good hits each time and filled we'll.
The Commercial p team went on with
the a team and totaled 325. Wendell.
with "a. after one miss. being high. The
Commercials hail from Beck's alleys. at
Clinton avenue. near Elizabeth avenue.
The FL Cid five. OF Railway, came up
with high hopes Of landing five fobs.