Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-13
STAR HEAD-PIN TOURNEY i
GETS UNDER WAY TONIGHT
George A. Obi, Jr., Bowling
Team VIII Inaugnrate Big
Competition.
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MANY PRIZES ARE OFFERED
Requests for Special Nights in
Competition Still Pour
ing In.
Open Week Schedule.

honday-George Obi, Jr., night; thfr-
teen teams. ". Weber, manager; start
Tuesday-wagner night: ten or more
teams; start at 7:SO o'clock; Fred WaE-
ner. manager ~~n
Observation-Disclosures Tire and Rubber
Company, of BelieviIle; Charles Gimbel5i
manager; ten teams; start at $50 O'Clock
Thursday-Doc Clark Association, of
Harrison. Doc Clark. manager; ten. or
more teams; start at 80 o'clock
Friday-Tiffany night; James Campbell.
manager; nineteen teams; start at
O'Clock.
Rowlers are TO start the competi-
ton in the sixth annual renewal 81
the Star headpin tournament on the
Iroquols alleys tonight The tourna-
ment drives have been put in the
best possible condition, there is an
ample supply Of pins on hand, and 4
only remains for the bowlers to get
busy.
The Star has offered this season a
silver watchfob to the bowler who
makes score of 100 and less than no.
and a gold watchfob to each bowler
who has a mark of 10 or better.
These fobs are ready for distribution,
and each bowler will get one just 81
soon as he wins 1t. The team prizes.
as usual. Will be $50 for the best
score. $25 for the next best and SIS
for the third high score. The bowler
who makes the best score during the.
season will receive a gold watcEeobs
in which a diamond will be set ..a
The Star headpin tournament will
close April Is, 1914 Hitherto, the
tournaments have been continued un-
til about the middle of May, but II
has been found that outdoor sports
require SO much attention by that
time that 1t is found to be impossi-
Bile to treat the bowling in the star
headpin tournament with as much
consideration as the big competi-
ton deserves. Therefore, this sea-
sons tournament viii end April H.
Because of the comparatively early
close it is likely that last season's
great record of 1900 bowiers will not
be equaled this season. There VIII be
fewer dates to be filled and bowlers
who desire to have special nights VIII
have to get their applications in
early or they may be disappointed.
The George A. Obi, jr., bowlers are
TO perform tonight. These bowlers
expect to have a dozen or more teams
on the job. George A. Oil, Jr., ex-
poets to be on hand and viii show
what he can do IN the way of knock
ing down the headpin. 1t is under
stood that he has gotten together =
quintet of experts. After the bowl
ing tonight banquet is to be served
the bowlers at the Iroquois alleys.
The Star headpin tournament wa
continue each night in the week ex-
cept Saturday and Sunday nights
Special nights, as usual. will be a
| feature. and lots of them are being
arranged for. These events are de-
cidedly pleasant. and pin knights
who know each other have an OPP.
portunity to bowl together, the al
leys being set aside exclusively TOR
them.
| Arrangements for special nights
should be made with Billy Hutten-
bach at the Iroquois alleys. If
manager desires he will be furnished
with a large hanger, on which Win be
printed the name of the special night
arranged for. with space below for
the names of those bowlers who In
tend to perform. Each manager. IN
this way, will be able to tell just how
many men he can depend on and ar
range accordingly.