Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-23

EXCELLENT work was done last nignt
nv the Westfield bowlers in the Star
headpin tournament, on the Iroquois
alleys The special night was given
IN to the members of the Westfield
Fraternal Bowling League. The per-
formers. as was the case last season.
were under the management of Albert
e. Snyder.
Team No. turned in the excellent
total of All last night, good enough
tn take fourth place in the team
standing. while team No. 4, with Air
now occupies fifth place Team NO
A of the DeGroot Club, of this CITY,
is first, with a mark OF 497, While the
white Palace B team, of this CITY,
and the singers, of Elizabeth, ted at
48S each. occupy second and third po-
sitions The first team prize IN the
ctor headpin tournament is $50, the
second s25. and the third sis.
Edwin Mcmahon, with score =.
1O9. led the bowlers last night. Lioyu
r. Movers had 10s, Edward u. Baker
log and Frank Cox the same score.
zach Of these bowlers was a"aroeo
ono Of the silver watch-fops olleree.
by the star for scores between lou ana
ia Those bowlers who have taiiles
of ITO or better get gold fobs.
Some good scores have been made
in the tournament being held at Mil
,or and Gunderman's alleys, Harri-
con to date. "Dots" Miller, who is
one Of the alley owners. says another
tourney will follow this, as the pres
emf one is success. Following
| oro the results to date: Old Men
A1a pears 351; Old Men All, Bears boo;
Germans 4S1. Bears 436; Germans Az,
pears 400: Germans 4S8, Old Men 42S;
C.ermans 1858. Old Men 4S0;A Hustlers
All left Nuts 439; Hustlers 377, JEFF
Mutts 432: Hustlers Ais, Ice Men 379;
Hustlers 43s. Ice Men 1853; Mutt JEFF
5o9 lee Men 357; Mutt jeff 456, Ice
Men 374; Atlas A 4S9, Atlas b 5o4;
. Atlas A 454, Atlas B 412; Germans
aq7 Atlas b 445; Germans 446, Atlas
r ais. Germans 475, Atlas A 419; Ger
mans 517. Atlas A 449; NJ. P. S. 504,
Shriyers 372; M. P. S. sos, Shrivers
Ago. M. P. S. 439, Bears 800; NJ. P. S.
Ola. Bears ooos olllNtiS ovo' 1NeAAS w
; and shrivers 460, Bears 1877.
New York Elks won two out OF
three games from the locals here in
; an Elk League match last night
. Charley Starr, veteran anchor for the
; Manhattanites, made 223 and 20S in
the first and third games. Aab led
the Newarks with 204 in the last game
; Paterson and Rutherford were sched-
. uIed to roll at Paterson, but the
match was postponed until tonight.
. Two Suburban League matches
: were decided last night South Or
. ange frightened its grip on third place
; with a triple victory over Belleville
on its own alleys. while the Cellu-
. loids succeeded in tying Belleville for
I ninth place by capturing two games
out Of three from Northern.
: Elizabeth and New York are tiet
. | for sixth place in the Athletic League
: as result of the Betsytown team.
; double victory in three games ovel
! the Manhattanites in Elizabeth las
! night. Wheelright, of the winners
!. totaled 227 in the second game. Will,
: Roberts, of New York, in the frs
game, scored 223.
| Newark Bay and East Orang
/ teams will roll their scheduled Ath
: letic League match on the COLUMBIAN
alleys tonight instead of tomorrow
night as formerly scheduled.
-
The Juniors won three straigh
games from the sophomores in a st
Benedicts Prep School interclas
match, decided on the LeGlise alley
yesterday afternoon. A return mattel
will be rolled on Walshs alleys, Walls
burg, tomorrow afternoon. Georg
LeGlise, jr., scored 221 in the frs
game, ia in the second and woun
up with 2a6 total He is membe
of the junior trio
Tate, of Investigation No. 1. helpe
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