Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-30
LOCAL ELKS ROLL
MORE HIGH SCORES
Take Two Out of Three Games
from New Brunswick
Pin Men.
HINTON IN GREAT FORM


The Newark Elks have not lost a
league match TO date. They took two
games out OF three from the New
Brunswick Elks quintet in New
Brunswick last night. In the first
game Newark took honors by two
pins, $40 to 1913. Dick Erler was high
with ISs, while Burton led the home
steers with zoo In the second game
the Newarkers totaied 1912, Billy
Welngarth leading the visitors with
y sl5 score, followed by Hinton and
Erler, VINO rolled 2OS and POI, respec-
lively. Clark barely missed a double
century count In this game. rolling
ls9, while Williams totaled 100 Greene
Wad and Coyne each rolled 2l3 for
New Brunswick in this game and
Burton was there with 202, Harluns
however, fell down and counted but
l23. while Hirsch turned in I62. The
brunswick knights finished with a
so4 total while Newark scored s5s
linton was high for Newark in the
f1nal game, counting 2t5 Greenewald
led the home quintet with 224. while
Coyne totaied 207.
The Paterson team cleaned up on
the Elizabeth Elks' alleys last night.
winning three games in a row from
the Betsytowners. The silk City team
Gid some classy pinnlng ail the way,
turning In scores of Gal, 9S1 and aS3.
Roth had scores of 2o2 and 232 for
Paterson, Ernest was there with ZIG
and 204. Romary counted 213 and POI,
while Taylor scored 202. Clauss was
high for the home team with 2I3 and
200 and Book counted I'll.
The date for the postponed Elks
League bowling match between the
Elizabeth and Railway teams, which
was to frave taken place at the Eliza
beth alleys on October IA, has not
been set. The Elizabeth team, how
ever, has requested either Wednes-
day or Friday of next week, and 1t is
practically certain that one or the
other dates will be accepted by the
Rahwayans. The Elizabeth-Plalnfie
match, which is scheduled to be
rolled on November g. will be staged
at Elizabeth instead of at Plainfleld,
The Union Bank No. , team sue
ceeded in winning the odd game of
three from the National Bank trio.
in a Newark Bank Clerks League
match decided over the Weingarth &
Whatton alleys yesterday afternoon.
Urmston was high for the winners
with scores of 215 and 201, while
Hoagland led the Nationals with
191.
The Supervisors won two games out
of three from the Tracing trio, Divis-
ion d did likewise against Division
HI. while the Bookkeepers won the
odd from the Cashiers in three Pru-
dental handicap tournament matches
decided over the Weingarth G. What
ton alleys last night. Grimsted was
best for the Supervisors with 222. Nc
CARNEY rolled 215 and Chase counted
I'll for Division d. Lipps scored 905
for Division II, while Bingham, of
the Bookkeepers, totaled 215 and 211.
Dervin was best for Cashiers with
2O7.
The Vailsburg five Won two games.
the Five Juniors got one out of two,
and the LeGlise team lost two. in a
LeGlise tournament match decided on
the LeGlse boards last night. Banks
was high for Vailsburg with 210. Hill
Ter led LeGlise with 220. while Cy-
piers was high for the Juniors with
212g
cided over the Weingarth & whatton
alleys last night the Bamberger five
took two games out of three from the
Public Service Gas five.
The Corinthian C five annexed three
games in row from the Newark City
quintet in a Royal Arcanum League
match decided on the Weingarth &
WhattOn aiievs last night
Witch won three games out of four,
the Brooksides took two games in four
and the Cedars lost three games In
four IN Kramer tournament matches
last night.
The Fairmount A quintet made a
clean sweep over the First Congrega
tionals, while the Memorials turned
the same trick against the Second
Presbyterian Ave in pair of Newark
Church League matches rolled on the
Eureka alleys in East Orange last
night.
The Germans won three games in
four. the Parkway A trio got an even
break, while the Atlas B team lost
three games out of four in Dots Mil
ler'S three-man tournament matcn
rolled on Miller's alleys, in Kearny.
last night. HUMPHREYS was high for
the Germans with POI, while Bell led
the Parkways~with 21o.
The Carter-Howe No. l trio won
four straight games, the A. and o.
team broke even, while the Hagers-
troms lost four in row, in jewelers.
League matches rolled over the Vein
garth & Whatton alleys last night.
Geyer, of the Carter Howes. was
there with 211 and 202. while Todd and
Nixon, of American Oil, were both
there with 212 counts.
Local Fly-Casting Club
Will Hold Election Day Meet