Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-25
WHITE PALACE TO
OPEN BIG TOURNEY
Eighteen Teams Will Compete
in Three-Man Bowling
Competition.
GOSSIP OF THE ALLEYS

ht w IlEAt luTee-Ildn nOWi-
ing tournament will open over the
White Palace alleys in Sixth avenue.
Roseville, Monday night. Manager
Clark Read announces that eighteen
teams will compete and such we'll
known clubs as the Kruegers, East
Ends, West Ends, National Turner's,
LeGlise, Palace A and Read trio are
entered, and the competition this sea-
son is expected to be decidedly close.
Prizes offered this year are better than
last, and all arrangements this sea-
son seems to excel previous years.
The opening night teams will be the
Peerless. Palace and American trios.
The first weeks schedule follows:
Monday, October 27-Peerless, Palace,
| American.
Tuesday, October % - Nationals.
Mitchell Trio. Watsesslng.
Thursday. October S0-East End.
Read Trio, Kraemer.
Friday, October 31-Wanderers, Mon
ogram, Saranac.
The Newark Bank Clerks League
will get under way on the Weingarth
& Whatton alleys Tuesday afternoon.
| II
Newark will roll Orange in a Moose
League match at Orange Tuesday
night. These teams are leading the
Moose circuit at present, each having
won three games in row.
Two Eastern League matches are
down on the bill for Monday. ELIZA
beth will roll at Trenton, while Brook
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again be idle.
| Dots Miller's three-man tournament
| will start over the Miller & Gunder-
man drives, Kearny, Monday night,
the All-Stars, Atlas A and Parkway
C trios rolling on the initial night.
The Croker Wheeler quintet an
nexed three games in a row from the
H. Bachman & Co. five in Com
mercial League match rolled over the
Weingarth & Whatton drives last
night.
The C. Keller trio won four straight
games, the Day & Clark team got an
even break, while the Jennings COM
bination lost four In jewelers. League
matches rolled on the Weingarth q
Whatton alleys last night. Scores
were low.
The Division d trio. with ten
point handicap, won the odd game OF
three from the Division team
which was allowed five pins, in a Pru
handicap tournament match decided
on the Weingarth & Whatton drives
| last night. Courier, of Division Is
rolled 217; Wiedman was there with
POI. while Graef- had an even 2o'
tally. Chase was high for Division
d with PA. The Cashiers, with
| Hotpoint handicap, made a clean
sweep over the Policy Loan No.
trio. allowed 95 points. Earle, of the
winners. had an even 200 count IN
the first game.
Pierson was there with 247, and
Erwin had marks of 222 and POT, and
as q result the Holy Trinity quintet
captured three games in a row from
the Hawthorne Avenue Church five
in an Orange Church League match
on the Alpha alleys, in Orange last
night. Central Presbyterian took two
games in three from the Trinity Con
gregational. G. Lentz was high fol
Central with 220. closely followed by
f. Lentz and Rutan, who counted 21i
and eli respectively. Allen topped
H Trinity with 300 and 204, while VIII
son scored an even 200.
LeGlise won two games, the Bally
Hannus quintet broke even, While the
| Arrows lost a pair in the LeGlise
tournament matches rolled over the
LeGlise alleys last night Tully, of
the Arrows. was high man with 233.
Denning, of LeGlise, had 203 total.
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TOPS each won three games out of
four in the Kraemer tournament Vast
night. while the West Sides lost four
straight. Reed, of the Three Juniors,
had a 235 total. while his teammate,
Hermann. was there with an even
200 Vile. of Tip Top, rolled I'll and
203. and his teammate, Seurhern, was
there with 205 and 200. Trensch led
the West Sides with 206.
The Junior Orders won two straight
games from the Foresters. and the
] Masons did likewise against the Sons
of Veterans in pair of Belleyille
Fraternal League matches rolled on
the Belleville Club alleys last night.
Priest. of Junior Order, rolled the
only double century count, 20S, in the
first game.
The Equal Rights Council team
members of the Jr. o. u. A. NJ
League, will practise on the Owl al
leys, Roseville and Seventh avenues
next Thursday night to prepare fol-
the opening of the championship sea-
son. The team is composed of j. Will
son, ]. Safer, w. Werner, w. Crozier
and L. Musetta.
Four more teams are needed to COM
plete the entry list in the ten-hour
endurance bowling contest scheduled
for Sunday. November 2, at Jake
/ Dams alleys. Jake Dam, Twelfth
street and Springfield avenue, is re-
ceiving the entries.
On wittig's alleys Team A defeat
ed Team B last night two out of three
in the Thursday Night Bowling Club
series. Hoffman and Smith, of Team
A, rolled 203 and PIT, respectively,
during the series.
Ideals took two games from Antler
in the Dam three-man tournament
last night on the Dam allays. The
winning scores were sos and 44S.
| Columbia defeated M. w. ID. last
night on Loeffier's alleys. in Irving
ton. Fred Wolker, of the Columbias,
was the high man, with a score of
236. A return match will be rolled
election day night.
The Elks' League match scheduled
for Monday between Newark and New
| Brunswick has been postponed until