Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-19
BAY VIEW BOWLERS.
REL|NQUISH LEAD
Northern Republican Primers
WaIIOp WheeImen in Subur-
ban League Matches.
cORT ROLLS HIGH SCORE

WIN AAOA@A@N@
The Northern Republican Club IS
showing the way in the Suburban
Bowling League as a result of its VIC
tory on its own alleys last night over
the Bay View Wheelmen team, which
previously had been tied for first
honors. The Northerns got two games
out of three. and are now heading%he
circuit with a record of Is victories
and defeats. The Wheelmen dropped
back to a tie with the National
Turner's for second position, each
having captured to date IL games ano
lost six.
The match last night was well con-
tested. The Bay Views started with
a count of S72, and finished twenty
pins to the good. The Northerns ms
the next encounter came through with
904 while the Wheemen accounted for
872 again. The final contest was, d
hard battle, but the Northerns, with
S74, were forty-two pins ahead at the
windup Cort did good work for the
visitors, with count of 245. He'll
mann was decidedly OH the job for the
Northerns, with scores of ga and 2l3
Newark increases Lead.
Inc newark team iIiCFtdb6u us
In the I1lks League last night,-Ml
on the Paterson alleys they Took
odd game of three from the no
team. Newark is leading the leas
with 10 victories and defeats, VIII
Jersey CITY, which captured e
games out of three from Plainfield
the latter town last night, is secor
with 10 games won out of 80 ROLE
In the other league match Elizabel
annexed a pair of games from Raj
way on the latter's alleys. The New
ark-Paterson match was interest{r
throughout The defeat for the Patt
son team puts it on even terms wit
New York for fourth place.
Murphy Quintet Scores. ~
The Commercial League matci&
rolled on the Weingarth & Whattor
alleys last night between the Stand
ard Oil and Murphy Varnish teams
resulted in a victory for the Murphy 1
quintet in two out of three games
Standard Oil started off with 1853, the
best tally of the night, but fell back
in the next two games. F'riclx was
high for the winners with 210, while
Berg led the losers with an even 200.
LeGIisc Wins -Four.
LeGlise captured four games, Wein-
garth & Whatton got an even break
and Opaque lost four games in the
White Palace tournament matches
rolled on the White Palace alleys last
night. Denning was high for LeGlse
with 295. 226 and PIG. Schmauder led
w. & w. with 224 and 223.
jewelers. Leagues Matches.
Shiman- Miller No. 1 took three
games out of four, Durand got IAN
even break, while Rilxer Brothers lost
three out of four in jewelers. League
matches decided on the Weingarth &
Whatton drives last night. Jack
Speary led Shiman- Miller with 203
and 200. Pohle was high for Durand
with 2O6 and 2O3, while Henkel turned
In POI for Rikers.
other Leagues and Journeys.
The West nd-Krueger match, on
the Kruger alleys, scheduled for last
night was also postponed indefinitely.
At the Commonwealth Club last
night the home team made a clean
sweep over the Glen Ridge quintet In
Montclair Interclub League match.
The Moose League bowling match
scheduled for last night between the
Essex and Newark teams, on the s1at-
ters' alleys, was Indefinitely post
poned. g
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The Newark League bowling match
scheduled for last night between the
Newark EllSs and the Roseville
teams, on the latter's alleys, was in
definitely postponed.
Gus Kraemer, bowling on his own
alleys, took three games in a row
from Du Bots yesterday afternoon
All three games were taken by a
fairly large margin. The scores fol-
low: Kraemer, 1877, 1893, 224; Du Bots.
16S. 1853, 1875. M
The Morris and Essex League bowl
Ing match between the South Or
ange and Maplewood teams, sched-
uled for Tuesday night on the Maple
wood alleys. and which was post
poned, will be rolled Tuesday night.
December 30.