Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-19
SIX ELIZABETH
BOWLERS HANG
UP CENTURIES
BY BERT DODGE.


CELEBRATING elizabeth Night
in the STAR headpin tournament
on the ~Iroquois alleys last night,
six of the forty bowlers who rolled were
able to reach or pass the century mark.
To each member of this sextet will be
presented one Of the watchfobs which
the STAR awards to each performer
who Is able to secure 100 or better.
Elizabeth pin knights are now hold
ing practically all the leading places in
the STARS big competition. The
Union county experts who rolled last
night did not quite come up to the
work displayed by some of their fellow
townsmen, but they did some fine pill
ming. The fact that six of them were
able TO roll 100 or better, while the pro-
portion of watchfob winners so far IN
the tournament has been about n In
forty-five. gives one an idea OF now
good the work done last night was.
To MCNAMARA, of the Magnolia A. ca
Of Elizabeth. goes the distinction OF
recording the high mark last night. He
had a count Of 107. He hit the headpln
twelve times In q row and ulled fairly
well, having n score of % In the eleV-
enth frame. His twelfth ball knocked
down eight pins.
William Southland, of the Nights Owls.
of Elizabeth, had the next best score, a
tally of 105. Southland also hit the head
pin each time he tried. His score In
the eleventh box was SO, and he got
nine pins on the last ball.
Charles Hulsart, of the Universities,
of Elizabeth, rolled 1903. He missed in
the fifth frame, but hit the pins to good
effect in the other boxes. In the elev-
enth frame he had a score Of "a, and
won up with nine pins for his mark
of 100.
Frank McNair rolled with the Arrows,
of Elizabeth. He got 101, In spite OF a
miss in the second frame. cha
started with a strike and then, after
his miss, got another strike. He nit
the headpin thereafter to good effect
and had a score of 81 in the eleventh
box. His last ball knocked down seven
pins and the total of 10l was his. On
the same team JON Flosbach rolled
and got an even 100. He did not start
particularly well and missed In the
third frame. Then he braced up and
had q score of 81 in the eleventh frame.
Needing nine pins, he got just that
number for q century mark. john
Daily, of the NJ. c. F. G. A. team, of
Elizabeth. also rolled score Of 100, hit
ting the headpin twelve times In a row.
Daily had a score Of 90 in the eleventh
frame and only knocked down five pins
with his last ball.
The Wheeler A and B teams, of Eliz-
abeth, rolled first. The A team, though
zone of it's members won watchfobs,
did some excellent pinning, totalinS
Ali. Morrison, of the B team, was high
with "a, one miss being costly.
In the second squad the NJ. c. F.. G.
A. team and the Night Owls rolled.
| The latter totaled 406, Southard's los
being a big help. Daily led his team
with his even 100 tally, Smith, who
missed in the first frame, stopping at 81.
Korn only rolled "a and held the team
back.
McNamara's score OF 107 was the fea-
ture of the work done by the third
SQUAD, in which the Magnolias and the
Jolly Five rolled. In the last squad
the Arrows and the Universities had
their innings. Hulsart's 1913. the tally
of 10l made by McNair and the score of
| 100 to Flosbach's credit were the fea-
lures. All the scores follow;