Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-20
TITLE C|NCHED BY
TURNER BOWLERS
EIks' Victory Over Northern Re-
pubIicans Assures Leaders of
Newark League HOnors.
HIGH TALES PREVAIL

The championship of the Newark
Bowling League for the season OF
1914 goes to the National Turn
Verein quintet. That combination was
assured of the title last night when
the Newark Elks captured two games
out of three from the Northern Re-
publican Club on the alleys of the
Elks. Previous to this match the
Northerns had an outside chance of
tying the Turner's for the honor
position. The Turner's have to date
won twenty games and lost four,
while the Northerns, which are sec
ond, having recorded fifteen wins and
twelve defeats. hoseville, Kruger,
Elks and West End follow In the
order mentioned.
The Northerns turned in tallies OF
1856, 935 and 993 last night, as against
922. 1856 and 94s for the Elks. Clark
was high for the winners with e09 and
2O1. La Tourrette pinned 222 and 2O1
for Northern, while Morrissey pinned
216 and 80 and Smith 80.
RoseviIle Victorious.
BY winning two games out Of three
from the Passaic Club on that teams
alleys last night, the Roseville team
increased its chances Of winning the
title Of the Junior Athletic League.
Elizabeth still leads with eleven
games won and four lost, while Rose
Vile II second, having won twelve
games out OF eighteen rolled. Rose
Vile turned in three 900 tallies.
namely, $40. 900 and $50. Passaic was
there with counts of 841, 937 and 1888.
Barham led the winners with 214 and
respective scores of 217 and 210 for
Passaic.
Bay Views Moving Up.
The Bay Views are within a half
game Of the first place in the Sub
urban League as a result Of their
triple victory over the Newark Elks
last night The Kruegers and the
Northerns are still on even terms for
the honor position, each having won
sixteen games and lost five, while the
Cyclists are credited with seventeen
victories In twenty-four rolled.
MilIburn Trims SpeedweIls.
The Millburn team Jumped little
nearer the leading Orange Valleys
In the Lackawanna League last night,
when 1t took three games. in q row
from the Speedwell five at Miilburn.
The Valleys won two games out of
three from the Waverlys on the Or
ange Valley drives. Orange Valley
still leads with % games won and IL
lost, while Millburn has captured 20
games and lost IL. In the other league
match last night Summit got the odd
game OF three from Llewellyn at
Summit. Madison was to have rolled
Enterprise, but the latter forfeited.
Other Leagues and Journeys.
In Royal Arcanum League match
rolled on the Weingarth & Whatton
alleys last night the South Orange
A team won two games out of three
from Seth Boyden B.
The Postofice team took two games
out of three from the Standard Oils
In Commercial League match rolled
on the Weingarth & Whatton alleys
last night. Treuster, of Postoff1ce,
was high man with 220.
Asa Harris, rolling with the Mathe-
NAUTICAL trio in the Prudential handi-
cap bowling tournament on the Vein
garth 8 Whatton alleys yesterday
afternoon. pinned 268, the high score
mark in the tourney to date.
The Montolair Athletics are now
: leading the Montclair 1nterclub
League by two games each way over
the Montciair Club by their victory
last night over the Glen Ridge team.
The Athletics made clean sweep.
The weinearth & whatton team in
creased It's lead in the Alley Owners
League, when 1t captured the odd
game from the LeGlise five on the
Weingarth & Whatton alleys last
night. The Weinys turned in a total
count of 1913 In the first game Hoag-
land was there with scores of 213 and
: 200, while Whatton pinned 221 and
218. Schaeffer got 215 for LeGlise. In
che other league match Weber won
the of1f1 parna from RIiIrf1