Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-10
.SPALD|NG TRIO OFF
WINNING START
Dispose of Anglers and lie elise
Teams in JohnstOne-DixOn
Tourney.
RAILWAY ELKS WIN TWO
RAILWAY ELKS WIN TWO

The three-man bowling tournament
conducted under the auspices OF
James tombstone, former National
League and present American Asso-
citation umpire, and Edward Dixon,
on their alleys, $50 Springfield ave-
nue., got under way last night. Three
teams, namely the Spaldings, Anglers
and LeGlise trio, rolled and some in
teresting pinning resulted. The first
match of the evening brought to-
gether the Spalding and LeGlise
teams, the former getting two
straight games. Spalding then met
two straight games. The Anglers
were pitted against the Lelise team
in the final match and the result was
an even break, each trio netting a
victory.
Neville Starts Well But Stops.
After making six strikes in success
sion in the Fidelity Trust Company
tournament last night Captain John
Neville, of the Savings Department
team, stopped and finished with a
total Of POS. His team now holds the
high team record with a score of $40.
The high individual score record is
held by William E. Brown, with 2Se.
LeGlfso Team Loses Fine Chance.
The LeGlise team lost an oppor-
tunity to gain on the leading Vein
garth & Whatton team in the Alley
Owners League last night, when the
latter combination won only two
games out of three from the Weber
combination. The LeGlise lads were
beaten, in two games out Of three, by
y an linn
weingarth with 240 and 200, while
Billy Weingarth was there with 20S
and Graef 202. Opel and Trensch
turned in 217 and 203, respectively, for
the Webers Scharfenberger was high
for Blum, with counts of ZIG, 209 and
208, followed by Jackson, who rolled
214, and Frey, who pinned POI.
Glen Ridge Club Wins Tournament.
After a most interesting and excit-
ing tournament the championship of
the Montclair Interclub League final
ly went to the Glen Ridge Club, as a
result of its victory in two out of
three games over the Montclair A.
c., on the Glen Ridge alleys last
night The Glen Ridge performers
finished the season one game to the
good over the Montclair A. c. and
the Montclair Club. These teams are
now on even terms for second posi-
ton, the latter having lost the odd
game of three to the Commonwealth
Club last night. Cooper turned in
216 for Glen Ridge, while Roberts,
Rowe, Hinck and Mills pinned 2Ss,
224, 223 and 223, respectively. for the
Montclair A. C. The Athletics count
ed 1,010, the high score Of the sea-
son In the second game. Greenman,
with 221 and Dunlop, with 216, were
high for Commonwealth while Engle
got 211 for the Montelair Club.
Orange Valley within One Game of Lead.
Orange Valley is now within a
game of the Millburn team and first
place in the Lackawanna League.
The former captured two games out
of three from the Summit combination
last night while Millburn tasted de-
feat in two games out OF three at
the hands Of the Madison team. The
Waverlys, who are third, five games
ground when they were beaten in
three games by the Llewellyn five.
The Llewellyns, who are fourth, are
now only three games behind the
Waverlys.
Other Bowling Notes.
In a Newark Church League match
decided last night on Eureka alleys
the Fewsmith B five won the odd
game of three from the Paramount A
combination.
Buch took the odd game from Pros
poets and Putnam A made a clean
sweep over Putnam B In pair of
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. League matches
rolled on the Junior Order alleys last
night. Sweton, of Putnam A, led the
field with 211.
The Railway Ellts were In their
best form last night, taking the odd
game of three from the New York
quintet in an Elks' League match on
the Manhattan alleys. Worth was
high for the winners with 242 and 215
and Engelking pinned 216 for New
York.
D. Mate