Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-08
LA KAWANNA NIGHT
PRODUCES TWELVE
WAICH-FOB WINNERS
This Large Number of Century
Men Sets the Record
for Tourney.
BY BERT DODGE.
WITH twelve watchfob winners

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W the bowlers who performed on
"Lackawanna League Night
In the STAR headpin tournament, set
a record. There were sixty h took q
shy at the headpin, and many of them
Just failed to reach hat century mark,
the reward for which is one OF the
trophies which the STAR offers. The
Chatham team, which, until recently,
showed the way in the Lackdwanna
League, was high last night with SOC,
but it is just outside the money, for
the Newark League team of the Re-
publican Indian League hold on TO
third place with sos, the Chathams
ange Valley A team rolled 499 and is
now in fifth place.
The affair last night was under the
direction of John O'Mara, secretary OF
the Laekawanna League, II he did
fine work. Incidentally he turned In
a totel of ITO. til s being the highest
individual tally Of the night, an honor
which he shared with Wood. of Sum-
nit, who also rolle6 10.
The Orange Valley A and Chatham
teams formed the first squad. The
Chathams we're charged with only two
misses and the Orange Valleys with
four. O'Mara had a mark Of 100 In
the eleventh frame, as a result OF
eleven good hits, and he got q bis
round of applause he wound uI
with a strike for 10. Willsie was thu
only other watch-fob winner on THU
eam. He hit the headpin twelve times
In o row and had a score OF l06. HI
had es In the eleventh box and got {
| strike on the windup. Springfield, wht
rolled IS, missed In the fifth box art
was not able to overcome the handi'
cap. Mccormack, after getting a strike
for a starter. missed twice In a row
and finished with 81.
For the Chatham team Budd started
| off with three strikes and kept up hi!
good pinning until the eleventh box
when he had 101. Then he got another
good hit, which Noted him seven pins
and he wound ur with 105. Hand talfief
108 on twelve good hits. He wound uT
| with three strikes. A. Lum hit the
headpin every time, but some Of the
hits were light and he had only 90 IN
the eleventh frame. On his twelfth
| ball he got just the eight pins tina h
needed, finishing with an even 100.
In the second squad the Waverly 4
team rolled with the SUBMITS. Wood
| from Summit, equaled O'Hara's mari
Of ITO on twelve pretty hits. He fin
ished with a strike after getting {
mark of 100 In the eleventh frame. tn,
other members of the Summit team
were not on the job and failed to hole
the pace that Wood set. Tunis hit tn
headpin twelve times straight and go
a mark of 108 for the Waverly A team
He had a score Of 9S In the eleventh
frame and finished with a perfect hi
for ten more pins. Baker started Will
q miss, and after hitting the headpiI
eleven times straight, finished with "a
In the third squad the Waverly I
and Waverly G teams rolled. Water
was there with twelve pretty hits
winding up with three strikes, for
score OF 1O8. and Ross, with a strins
OF perfect hits. got 102. Hildmar ROLES
nice tenpins, too, and his twelve hitl
| earned him a score of 105.
The Orange Valley B and Laewellyf
A teams rolled next. j. Mclaughlin
was there for los. He had twelv,
pretty hits. Greggio had the unpleas
ant experience of hitting the headpit
twelve times and getting only 9&. H
had a mark of so In the tenth frame
and with two strikes needed obtainet
nine pins twice. The Maplewoods and
the Orange Valley Ponies took to tn
alleys in the next squad. Waterfiel1
OF the Maplewoods, was there for 100
The scores: