Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-07
SIXTEEN TEAMS
ROLL ON "CHURCH
LEAGUE NIGHT
BY BERT DODGE.

- HAIRLESS HUFNAGEL'S liz fen-
tured the bowling done by tht
performers in the STARS head
pin tournament on the Iroquois alleys
last night. It was Newark Church
League Night" and sixteen teams took
part in the competition. Hufna5el
rolled with the Fewsmith A team. His
score of liz will probably result In his
a~nnexing one of the individual prizes
of SIS offered by the STAR, though he Is
just now tied with several Others who
also have scored liz. Ed Decker. Of
the Fewsmith A team, tailed 1O3, ana
Wesley Reed, of the Paramount A a5-
gregation. rolled 104. This trio COM
pleted the watchfob winners, and %
each was given one of the souvenirs
offered by the STAR to all those who
tally 100 or better. Reed got his tally
of 104 In spite of a miss in the eleventh
frame. He had "a in the tenth box, and
a groan went up when he missed. This
was turned into, a cheer when he came
back with a strike for 104.
Though they did not win any watch
fobs, the members of the Sixth Presby-
terrain team. who rolled with the Cen
trail NJ. E. quintet In the first squad.
did some excellent %pinning, totaling
IA. King, who missed in the seventh
frame, scored 81, and both Smeeton and
Carpenter had 8S. Mitchell. for the
Central M. E. five, rolled 80. He missed
in the fifth frame, but kept hamnering
away at the pins and scored 81 in the
tenth frame. Then he got eight pins on
the next ball, and though he made a
strike for a windup, was just n pin
shy of the century mark.
: The Fewsmith B team and the First
German quintet, which made up the
second squad, rolled low scores, as a
rule. Then came the Fewsmith A and
Peddie ives. Hufnagel's liz and Deck
er's 103 furnished the features. The
Peddies rolled in fairly steady style,
but there was no marks in the nine
ties. The North Reformed Mission five
and the Dashiel team went on next.
Ness was high with 80, made in spite
of a miss in the fifth frame and an
other in the seventh. The Centenary
A and Bethany quintets also sent down
some good bowlers. Ryerson began
with a miss and could not quite make
up for the mistake, finishing with 81.
Wooley, who also missed In the first
box, rolled So, another miss for a wind
up keeping his score down. Martins,
with two misses, had 81. Richter. with
misses in the tenth and eleventh
frames, rolled 81. Until his pair of slips
he looked like a prize winner. Prochas-
ka failed to hit the headpin in the
second frame, and also in the third,
and only tailed IS.
The Paramount A team rolled we'll,
Reed starring with 104. The South
Parks also performed In this squad.
Bragg, who started off with two misses,
wound up with three strikes for II.
Smock, with two misses, had SO. In the
next squad the North Baptist and Gin
ton Hill quintets had q chance. c.
Merrill, who slipped in the third frame
and finished with SO, was the steadiest
performer.
The Centenary B team and the Cen
fury five finished the nights work.
Walpole started off with a miss and
followed with a strike. A hit for nine
pins followed and then four strikes m
a row. Then he got eight pins, fol-
lowed by seven pins and only five pins,
and though W mines followed. he only
had IS for a windup. Here are all the
scores.