Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-28
HIGH SCORES RULE
At WHITE PALACE
Americans Take Three Out of
Four Games in Initial
Matches.
PETER HUFF IN FORM

Inc w llle PataC6 t1T0e-uld4 DOWl-
ing tournament WIS inaugurated
over Clark Reads White Palace al
leys last night, three teams, the
Americans, Peerless and Palace
trios getting In action. Sensational
rolling was the rule. Crawford, of
the Americans, which won three out
of four games. was there with counts
of 255 and POP. Vincent, his team
mate. rolled 242, while T. Reilly was
there with POI. The Palace trio, which
broke even. was led by Bertwhistle,
who turned In scores of 220 and 200.
Peter Huff, of perfect score fame,
had totals of 213 and 211. J. Coburn
was high for the Peerless team with
PA.
Hoboken Primers won eight games
out of fourteen from Brooklyn in
series of Eastern League matches
rolled over the formers drives yes
terday afternoon and last night
George Haller, of Hoboken, won five
straight games from Otto Helitas. of
Brooklyn, In the Individual. The two.
man match resulted in victory, two
games out of three. for the Hoboken>
ties, composed of Schilling and
Schneider against Helitas and Jimmy
Smith. Brooklyn succeeded in win
ming the three-man In two out of
three games and the fve-man in
three straight. Halter had scores Of
213, 211, 204, PA, 222, 20S and 200.
The Eastern League match sched-
uled last night between Elizabeth
and Trenton on the latters alleys
was postponed indefinitely. The
match Trenton has with Hoboken for
November 5 has also been postponed.
The worthington quintet captured
the odd game of three from the
Standard Oils in a Commercial
League match rolled over the Vein
garth & Whatton alleys last night
Wagner led the winners with 209,
while Seal topped the Standard Oils
with POI.
In a Royal Arcanum League match
rolled on the Weingarth & Whatton
alleys last night the Adamant A quin-
tet made q clean sweep over the
South Orange A five. F. Quelch, Of
the winners, rolled 2os in the last
game.
Halstead won three games In a row
from Hollywood in an East Orange
Amateur League match decided over
the Brick Church alleys in East Or
ange last night.
Montclair won three games from
Corinthian and Maple took the odd
from Bloomfield in a pair of Orange
Masonic League matches rolled on
the Alpha alleys. in Orange, last
night. Osman, of Maple, was high
with 225 while Smith, Of Montclair,
was there with 2o6.
In the Newark Church League
games rolled last night on the
Eureka alleys, st. Luke's A took two
out of three from Paramount B, while
First German did the same trick with
Fewsmith. A. Girtanner, of First
German, rolled 200 score.
Ordinary Mathematical Department
captured two out of three from Filing
Department. Ordinary Claim wal
Hoped Division three straight, and
Supervisors gathered two out of three
from Ordinary Actuarial 1 in the
Prudential League series rolled last
night on the Weingarth and Whatton
alleys.
Ironbound and Rittig broke even
last night in the LIE elise tournR-
ment, while National dropped two.
Momper made tally of 209.
Interclub Bowling League, COM
prised of four clubs. as follows,
Montclair Club, Montclair Athletic
Club, Glen Ridge Club and the Com
monwealth Club. OF Upper Montclair,
will have both senior and Junior cir
cults this season. Schedules have
been drawn UP for both the senior
and junior organizations, the Senior
League opening up on November 5,
while the junior teams will not start
rolling until December L