Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-11
THREE HEADPN
PERFORMERS GET
STAR WATCH FOBS
BY E z DODGE.

NTTO WEBER, of the West Orange
u B team. with a score of 1O7; Al
bert Reinhardt, of the Crown A
team, of Vailsburg, with a mark of
101, and Joe Thomas, of the Sommer
Athletic Club, who also rolled 101, were
the most clever performers of the sixty
pin-knights who boWled in the STAR
headpin on the lroquois
drives last night. There were a lot Of
bowlers from Vailsburg last night, some
from West Orange and a big turnout
from that aggregation of live ones of
the Sommer Athletic Club. They all
had a good time. and not a few of them
accounted for creditable tallies.
The A and B teams of the Crown
Tigers rolled in the first squad last
night. They gave some fairly good per-
formances, but not a man got one of
the watch-fobs offered by the STAR to
those who reach or pass the century
mark. @. Ruoff made the mistake of
missing In the second frame, and he
stopped at IS. J. Leidig, after starting
with two strikes, had two misses in a
row later on Il rolled S6.
The Crown A team rolled in the Sec
ond squad, with the Slick Shine quin-
tet. Reinhardt had a miss in the sew
enth frame, but he got his tally of 101
just the same, striking in the twelfth
box. Medium missed in the first frame
but he did pretty well thereafter and
had a score of 81 in the tenth frame
Then. with a watch-fob as a possible
acquisition, he missed in the eleventh
frame and wound up with a score of
80. Griffith had misses in the third and
fourth frames and he finished with a
score of 90. Widmer's mistake came in
the ninth frame, and his total was 95.
Bischoff, with misses In the fourth and
tenth frames, rolled 81,
The West Orange A and B teams
we're next on the job. Weber, in get
ting his mark of 107, went right through
without a miss. He had a score of 81
In the eleventh frame n wound up
with a strike. None of the other per-
formers in this squad were able to
come anywhere neal the century mark.
The Crown b bowlers went on with
the Sommer Athletic Club Ave. Joe
Thomas, after starting with a strike
and having a triple, a bit later, missed
in the eighth frame. He kept right at
the headpin thereafter, however, and,
with a score of 81 In the eleventh box,
wound up with a good hit for seven
pins. Christensen. for the Crown team,
began with two strikes but missed in
the fourth frame. He braced up and
got to the eleventh frame with a score
of 90. Then came another miss, and his
total was that self same "a. Boehren.
with a miss in the sixth frame, had to
be satisfied with a score of 81. Martin
had two misses for So, one coming in
the twelfth frame.
The Sommer Athletic Clubs basket
ball players and football players went
on next. They are entitled to much
credit for work they have done on the
indoor court and on the gridiron, but II
is to be feared that they have some
things to learn about hitting the head
pin. Sometimes the No. 1 pin suffered
an encounter with the ball, but not
often enough to make II real interesting
for the front nan in the bunch, and the
spectators gave signs of considerable
JOY. The Sommer juniors and the SOM
NOR Pedestrians were just about as
good, and that's not handing them any
thing. A glance at the table below will
reveal just what all the scores were: