Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-07


men In the final game, while Byrne,
for the Nationals, was there with q
2S3 total. II was Byrne's big tally In
the second game that practically en-
abled his teammates TO record one
victory in the match.
The Wheelmen, with a. total of e57,
won the first game by a margin OF
fifty-one pins. The Turner's came
back with total of 902, and the home
five was beaten by thirty-two pins.
In tho final and deciding encounter
tho Bay Views were there for the
modest total Of S2S and the Turner's
stopped at 79S.
other Tourney Notes.
Paterson still leads the Elks'
League, and with their triple victory
over the HobolKen team on their own
alleys last night, the Silk City Hello
Bills now sport record of ten vio-
tories and two defeats. The Ho-
boken team, which was tied for 500
ond place with Newark, dropped TO
q tie with Elizabeth for seventh po-
sition. The third game of the match
last night resulted in a tie but on the
roll-off Paterson won. Romary was
high for the winners with 219, fol
lowed by O'Gorman, Taylor and Err
counts of 211, POS and 200
Elizabeth rolled fine pins against
Plainfleld on the Elizabeth alleys last
night and took two games out of
three. Blatz rolled great pins for
Plainfield, turning in scores of 2s5,
206 and 201. Nash rolled 204 In the
third game. Gathman was high for
Elizabeth with POS, followed by Kel-
Ter, who scored 2O3. Elizabeth turned
in scores of 951, 1913 and e32, while
Plainfleld totaled 909, 9S8 and 1882,
The Unique team rolled in consist
ent form In the White Palace tourna-
ment matches over the White Palace
alleys last night and won four
straight games. GerlRch rolled scores
of 223, 215 and POI, Greffer was there
with 900 and 203, while Stiles pinned
2o3. The Kraemer and Opaque trios
each captured but one game in four.
Faulds was best for Opaque with $50,
228 and 202,. followed by Knight, who
pinned 220.
Sieyers, of the Witch team, turned
in a 1888 score in the lie elise tourna-
ment last night, but his quintet was
only able to get one game In two, as
were the other flves, White Palace
and Mineralite. Barton, of White
Palace, WAS there with 204
The Weston Electric Ave made a
clean sweep over the Flood q Conk-
lin team in n Commercial League
match, rolled over the Weingarth g.
Whatton alleys last night Barton
was high for Weston with IA,
Y
in scores OF 231 and POP in the Krae-
won four straight games Ameri-
cans got an even break, while Three
Of a Kind lost four, straight.
Good scores were the rule In the
jewelers. League on the Weingarth
& Whatton alleys last night. Amer
lean Oil won three out of four games,
Eastwood Park broke even and Dur
and lost three out of four. Nixon
led American OIL with 221 and 2Oe.
Gaestel was high for Eastwood Park
with 21e. while Frey turned in the
best score for Durand with 1893.
p. s. r. Social V took two out OF
three from Fairfield last night in the
Metropolitan League series on the
Metropolitan alleys. Bailey, OF Fair
field, was high with score OF 1872.
A. ]. Van Ohme gathered four out
OF six games from Matty McGrath
last night on the Weingarth & What
ton drives. Van Ohme registered q
tally of 221 in the last game. The
match was the second of home
and-home series.
No. SO captured three straight from
Ethic last night in a Pythian League
match rolled on the Walters Union
alleys. Granite beat Kearny two out
OF three on the same alleys. A. Har-
sell led the rolling with 1879 score.
Two straight for Equitable, two
defeats for Wagner Colts and an even
break for LIE elise were the results
in the East End tournament matches
BOWED last night on the East End
alleys Scheu, Of Equitable, was high
with scores of 1870 and 204.
Three matches of the Prudential
League were rolled last night on the
Weingarth & Whatton alleys. Super
yisors, from scratch, took three
straight from Division D. in the best
rolled match Of the evening. Grin
stead was high with 237 Policy Loan
= grabbed three straight from Audi
tors, while Division p did the game
trick with Ordinary Mathematical.
Savings Bank acquired two OF the
three games rolled last night with
Bank Of Montclair in the Nontclair
Bank Clerks series rolled on the
Metropolitan alleys. Toerel was top
man with 100 pins.
The Municipal League season witt
get under way on Monday, on the
Kruger Club alleys. 1t is likely
that Mayor Jacob Haussling will roll
tho first ball. while 1t Is expected
that several other city officials will
be on hand. The Board Of Education
Tax Assessors A and Engineering A
teams will be the first to roll.
West End and National teams will
op'en their Newark League season on
the latter's alleys tonight.
The Suburban League match to-
night will bring together the Newark
Elks and the Kruger Clubs, on the
latter's drives.
Franklin and Boys Industrial
Soccer Eleyens Victorious
Five games were contested in the
y