Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-12
Klax0n B0wlers Join the Pin
Knights Vino Will Get
Early Start.
WEDNESDAY STILL OPEN
Chance for Organization to Roll.
BeIleviIIe Primers Plan
Big Time.

Arrangements have been made for
four of the five nights which will
make up the opening week in the
Star headpin bowling tournament, to
be inaugurated for the season of
1914-1915 on the Iroauois. alleys Mon
day night, October 10. 'KlaXon
| night which is to be celebrated
Friday. October %, is the most recent
addition to the opening week pro-
gram. The Klaxons have had four
previous special nights in The Star
| headpin tournaments. and their an
nual appearances have been marked
by big turnouts and not little ex-
cellent pinning, The committee in
charge this year is made up of Gus
Greilich and George Bisch. These
managers are new at handling head
pin bowlers on a special night. but
the way they are hustling to get the
boys in line make it certain that their
efforts will be crowned with success,
and that they will succeed in ac-
counting for lot of goodly scores
and the accompanying watchfobs for
"Klaxon night" "Klaxon night last
season was celebrated Tuesday. Oc-
tober 2S. and there was a big turn
out. The Klaxon bowlerS are from
the firm Of Lowell & Mcconnell, of
1914 Wright street, which makes the
Lowell auto horn. an Esst:4 roa
The Ellis Adding and Typewriter
Company, of Frelinghuysen. avenue,
has also sent in an application for
special night, the" captain being c. Il.
Manning. No date has been assigned
for this aggregation as yet, as Billy
Huttenbach has not found out as yet
just when they desire to take to the
alleys. The rule of first come first
served is always followed in these
cases, and a date that is asked for
is always awarded unless 1t has al
ready been filed. This is the reason
why It Is advisable to arrange for
an early date, or at least get def
mite date arranged for, so that there
may be no chance of being disap-
pointed
The star No. / and No. teams,
from the Overlook asylum, have
just entered, with II. Thornton as
captain.
Leonard Measel, of the Rubberset
Company bowlers, who have been as
signed Thursday, October 20. has
written Billy Huttenbach to the eff
feet that he expects a big turnout
for their special night, and that he
has urged on all hands the necessity
of making an early start in order
that nobody may be compelled to
wait until an unseemly hour for an
opportunity to take the alleys.
Wednesday night of next week is
the only open date on the schedule
of The Star headpin tournament for
the opening week. Any organization
that wants special night should
take the opportunity of filling this
date. The Belleville bowlers, under
the direction of a committee consist
ing of Pete Deighan, Pete Shines and
Tom Heuster, are to perform the
opening night, Monday October 10.
They expect to have about twenty
teams out and an early start will be
made. The Belleville bowlers and
their friends are to have big ban
quet after the bowling has been COM
pleted, and they want to start early
so that the good things may be at
tackled without any undesirable de-
lay.
The George A. Halsey Council No.
1872. Jr. o. u. A. NJ. is to have a
special night Tuesday. October 20.
Clifford T. Russ and Frank e. Cake