Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-03
SCORE Of BOWLING
TEAMS IN LEAGUE
Many Concerns Anxious for
Membership in jewelers.
Organization.
GOSSIP OF THE DRIVES


eler's Bowling League this season.
Twenty-one teams had sent in en-
tries but it was decided at a meeting
of the members in the Weingarth &
Whatton Academy last night that
lust a score was sufficient. The East
wood-Park Company and the Long &
Koch Company are DESTROYS of en-
tering teams, and as only one more
trio will be accepted. it it more than
likely that the former will be given
the preference. as the members of
this concern rolled in the compe-
tition last season. Opening night
will take place on Tuesday. October
u. and the teams which will COM
pete will probably lineup as fol-
lows:
Bippart. Griscom and Osborne. first
team; ST. John. Loges and Van Ness,
second team; Moore. Mentz and J.
Detz.
Hesse will manage the first team
Of the Carter Howe trio. who will
roll as follows: Grueling. Stauder and
Geyer second team; Waters, Oetzel
and Meyer.
Shiman- Miller first team. Speary,
Richter and Holzhauer; second team,
A. Bayard. Schwartz and c. Bayard
Mauch, Marin and Racine.
Richardson Manufacturing Com
PAM, KleinlInecht, Oetzel and Meyer
Krementz G. Co, Dremel, Stecher,
Trevena and Opel.
Charles Keller & Co. Merklin Har-
rson and Ertel.
Durand &, Co. Frey. Pohle. Lei
man. Schall Pierson and Fitzgerald
Schmitz-M Moore & Co, Moore.
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jennings Silver Company, Fay,
DECKER. Sautter Tammadge. Meyler
and Schwerin.
Taylor & Co, Inc, Van Mise, Mil
Ter W. Holzhauer.
Baker & Co. Inc. Blyth, Limpert,
Pollen and Whitehead.
Larter & Co, Richards, Leach and
Durham.
Day & Clark. Hagerstrom & Chap
man. American Oil and Supply Com
pany and Allsopp Brothers did not
Pgive out their lineup.
Owing to the failure of about half
OF the alley owners to put in an APP
pearance at the meeting held at the
LeGlise bowling alleys yesterday
afternoon little progress was made
in the reorganization of the County
Bowling League. The alley owners
will meet again Friday afternoon.
October 10. at 2:30 o'clock, and this
is announced as positively the last
meeting.
The Greater New York individual
bowling championship will be opened
at the Union Palace alleys, Union
Hall, Monday night. Asa Harris. of
this city, who represents the Mon
arch Palace, of New York. will meet
Harry Cohn. the Union Hill repre-
sentative.
St Rose of Lima bowling quin-
tet of this city will open the home
season next Tuesday night, meeting
the St Patrick Club. of Jersey City
Farrell. Griffin, Mclaughlin, Hyde
Wolff, McGrath, Poulton, Smith and
Moff1tt will compose the locals The
first half of the match was rolled iT
Jersey City on Wednesday night anC
the Pats won.
The Cedare won four straight games
while the American and Spalding I
trios each lost three out of four il
| Kraemer tournament matches rolled
over the Kraemer alleys last night
Proost. of the Americans. was higl
with 217.
Charley Greenewald one of tn,
best-known Primers in Hudson coun
ty, Will reorganize the Keystone
bowling Club. Greenewald is a mem
Der of the Brunswick Elks League
Club and helped considerably IL
bringing the championship to tina
quintet last season. Walter Burton
will also roll on the Keystones.
return match between Justu
Book and George Halter will be rolle'
on the formers alleys. in Elizabeth
soon Book won seven out OF clever
I games from Halter in a match on tn
Hudson alleys. Hoboken. las
Wednesday night Book averaged
203:5 and Haller 1885.
The Charles Troxler Bowling Clu'
will open its season at Odd Fellows
: Hall. in Sixteenth avenue. tonight.