Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-13
MORE SPECIAL NIGHTS
ARRANGED FOR The
STAR hEADPlNNERS
BY BERT DODGE.

n pleted for several more special
nights in the STAR headpin
bowling tournament, which is beng con-
Quoted ON the %Iroquois alleys. These
affairs are becoming more and more
popular and it looks now as II the
schedule committee would have all
sorts of trouble providing for the nu-
merous organizations that want a
chance to shoot at the headpin on
some night when the members can all
perform together
Billy Huttenbach has gotten the Jr.
o. u. A. Nj. pin knights together for a
Junior Order night which is to be
celebrated Monday night, March ~.
The councils which have already ar
ranged to enter teams are as follows.
ADAMS, Custer, Boyd, East Orange,
Monroe. Lawton, Clay, Wayne and
Harris. the latter being from Mont
clair. All Jr. o. u. A. NJ. councils that
desire to enter should e word to
Billy Huttenbach at the lroquois al
legs, in Washington street, and they
will be provided for.
George Halter and Otto Helitas, tho
well-known bowling experts, who used
to star in Greater New York profess
sional circles, and who are now con-
Quoting the Metropolitan Academy, In
Montclair, have gotten ten teams to-
gether and they are going to have q
metropolitan night" Wednesday,
March 20, having been set aside for
them. The M~etropolitans BOWL In the
Lackawanna League, and there afe a
good many star performers in thG ag-
gregation.
The Turn Verein Vorwaerts will also
have a special night, and the lively or
ganization, which has its headquarters
in Lang street, has arranged to senu
fourteen teams to bowl Tuesday night,
April 4. The members of the bowling
committee are looking after the details.
Henry Witch, another ont of New
ark's energetic alley-oWners, is going
to have ten or more teams on the job
Wednesday, April s, which will be ceie-
brated as "Wittich night"
President J. /. Maxwell, of the New
ark Church League, which Is conduct
ing a successful tournament on the
Clifton alleys, has promised to have ten
teams or more on hand at the Iroquoi5
alleys Thursday night, April 6, which
will be Newark Church League Night"
In a recent communication the APP
plication of eight teams was received
from employees of the Riker Bros
manufacturing jewelry concern, AZ 46
Court street. While the boys did not
ask for a special night the fact that
thay have been able to get eight teams
together should spur them on to or
%ganizing two more, under the rule
wni, h requires that there shall be ten
or more teams from one organization
in order to have a special night. Arthur
C. Hoey, of 524 Central avenue, Har-
rlson, has signed the applications. The
eight teams are made up as follows:
Team No. &c. Rob, G.. Speer, r.
Scheel. w. Walhoff, r. Meeker.
Team No. "A. wilmington, H. Dit
Ter, F. Heimall, C. Schneider, ]. FRANKIE.
Team No. S--H. Knochel, c. Reilly,
c. Grauling, o. Fuchs. II. Hoag.
Team No. Al. Martin, E. Blaicher,
E. Lacombe, ST., j. Rodgers, A. Seeger..
Team No. 5-E. Deites. j. Jackson, J.
Sperber. L. Brohimer. j. Ernest.
Team No. 6-H. Hunter, j. Conover,
A. Sacher, c. Berrer, T. O'Malley.
Team No. IA. Hoey. J. Coyle, d.
Coogan. F. Moeller, NJ. Ryan.
Team No. ST. McSorley, G.. Dams
bury. M. Coogan. ]. O'Rourke, H. Nc
Cabe.
A slight change has been made IN the
list of teams named to perform Mon
day night, February 81. The Westfield
Casino C team has been added to the
schedule. The Hobble Five, Of this
city. and two teams from Billy Nur-
rays lunch wagon. of Elizabeth, has
just entered the STAR headpin tourna-
ment.
The schedule for tonight in the STAR
headpin tournament at the Iroquots
alleys provides for the following bowl
ers to perform; ]. *. Osborne A and
B. George A Oil A and b, Foster En-
cheering Company A and B, Sharpe
Brothers A n b, Mock Hat shop,
Wiss Bowling Club, Moorse & Sons No.
/. OF Elizabeth, and the JenlSlnson
Juniors. the occasion being another
Manufacturers Night"