Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-22
BOWLERS
GET EVEN BREAK
Opening Matches Rolled in
League Result in High
Scores.
GOSSIP OF THE DRIVES

Opening games in the jewelers.
Bowling League took place on the
Weingarth & Whatton alleys last
night. The Larter & Sons, Taylor 6;
Co. and Allsopp Brothers trios, all got
an even break. each winning two
games out of four rolled. In the open
ing match the Larter combination met
the Taylor Primers and the result was
q victory and defeat for each. The
latter then hooked up with the ALI
sopp performers and were again held
to an even break. Larter and Allsopp
came together il the final match, and
| each won a game in two. Sauer, of
the Allsopp trio, hung up the high
score of the evening, getting over 201
tally in the second game against the
Taylor team. d. Miller, of the latter
trio, missed double century count by
a single pin in the first game with All
sopp.
Three more teams will get under
way tonight, namely, the Shiman-
Miller No. !, Hagerstrom & Co. and
Schmitt- Moore trios.
The Deerfoot and American quintets
inaugurated the season in the East
Orange Amateur League on the Brick
Church alleys. East Orange, last night,
the former winning two out of three
games. Sanderson, of the winners,
turned in the best score 1e4, in the
second game.
Owing to the uncompleted condition
of the new ElksA alleys in the recently
erected clubhouse on Watching ave
nue., Plainfield, the contests scheduled
to be rolled In Plainfield last night be-
tween the home club and the New
poned.
Two Elks' League matches are on
the card for tonight. Elizabeth VIII
roll in New York, while Orange VIII
visit Paterson. Newark will play It's
initial home match tomorrow night,
Jersey City being guests of the locals.
The Firemen's quintet scored a
triple win over Newark fire In an
Insurance League match decided over
the Weingarth & Whatton drives last
night. Scoring was low throughout,
Schlegele, of the Firemen's, rolled the
most consistent pins, making TALES
of 176. 155 and 162.
The. Medical trio scored a clean
sweep over the Investigation laus'
while the Policy Loan No. l trio took
the odd game of three from the Mail
team in a pair of Prudential handi-
cap tournament matches decided over
the Weingarth g. Whatton alleys yes
terday afternoon. The winners IN
both cases were handicapped thirty
pins. and the losers forty. LeGllse,
of the Medicals. was high with ZlZ.
Opening games in the Central rail-
road of New Jersey bowling two-man
tournament were rolled over the Co
lumbia alleys. Jersey City, yesterday.
The TRANSFORMATIONS won one game
and lost one. the Operators did like
wise. while the Towermen and Police
combinations were beaten in two
games.
In Royal Arcanum League match
rolled over the Weingarth & Whatton
alleys last night. the Adamant quin-
tet won two games out of three from
the Seth Boyden A five. Gordon led
the winners with 231. while schott,
the Adamant anchor. was there with
211. Watson was high for Seth Boy
den. counting 2OS.
The Bank of Montclair trio an
nexed three games In a row from the
First National Bank team, In Mont
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the Metropolitan alleys in Montclair
Yesterday afternoon. The winners had
a handicap of So and the losers 90.
The Weingarth & Whatton trio
CAPTURED four games in the Kramer
tournament last night. The Witch
trio got an even break. while the
Spalding B team lost four straight.
Morrissey. of the Weingarths. had
scores of 224 and 212. while Barton
was there with a 227 count Flemm.
of Witch. rolled 223 and 220, and
Goble his teammate, totalled 225.