Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-11-09
New Jersey Central Represen.
tatives Will Start Fourth
Week of Pinning.
BIG TURNOUT IS EXPECTED
From Twenty to Twenty-Five
Teams to Take Part In
Tourney.

With the start of the fourth week
of the Star headpin bowling tourna-
ment, the indications are that this
season will be marked by a lot of in
teresting competition. The bowlers
are more enthusiastic than ever and
the turnout each night Is immense.
There In TO be a special night tonight
on the Iroquois alleys for the Central
Railroad of New Jersey bowlers, url-
der the management of M. j. Muilin.
1t is expected that there will be
turnout of from twenty to twenty
five teams In order to allow the out
of-town pin knights to catch an early
train for home the sport Is to be
started tonight at $50 o'clock. There
will be teams from Newark, Eliza
beth, Jersey City. New York, Brook
lyn and various places on the line OF
the Central Railroad of New Jersey.
vestcrs Are Enthusiastic.
The bowlers of the Emil Vester As
sociation, which has its headquarters
at Maine and Kossuth streets, are to
bowl tomorrow night under the man
agement of William Kull The Ves-
tcrs think that they will have out
about fifteen teams. Kull has bowled
with the Celluloid Clubs Suburban
League team, and also with the Jr o.
U, A. M. League team, and is re-
garded as a particularly skillful
bowler.
The Paint, OIL and varnish max
ers, who were scheduled to bowl
earlier in the Star headpin tourna-
ment, but who had to ask for post
punement, have been assigned We'd
nesday night, and the manager OF
the affair, John 8. Edwards, thinks
that there will be a turnout OF about
fifteen teams. These bowlers. who
are conducting a tournament OF their
own, are showing a lot of interest this
season in bowling and 1t is expected
that they will be able to account Tor
a lot of good scores.
Tiffany Night Is Next.
Jimmy Campbell who always
works hard for the success Of the
special night which the Tiffany Com
pany bowlers have each year in the
Star head-pin tournament, has prom
ised to have at least ten teams out
Thursday night and there may be a
good many more on the job. Camp
bell and his gang had particularly
big affair last season. Special cards
were arranged for the teams and
there were special prizes, too. The
indications now are that the turnout
this season will not be quite as large
as last year, but those who are PLAN
ming to come are showing a lot of
enthusiasm.
Stengels Arc Carded.
The bowlers from the George
stengel Manufacturing Company, the
leather concern from the Waverly
section, are to have a special night
set aside for them Friday night.
They look for turn of about
fifteen to twenty teams. Chick Him
nell is the manager and he says that
all the boys have the bowling fever
bad and are just itching to have a
try at the headpin game.
More Nights Arranged.
The Columbus Club bowlers, of
Belleville, under the management of
John Green have applied for a spe-
cial night and have been assigned
Tuesday, December 5. They expect
a turnout of from fifteen to twenty
teams.
wednesday night. December 2, has
been set aside for the bowlers from
the Patton Paint Company. of Ches-
ter avenue, Woodside. The manager
is Harry Steele. They have spe-
cial night each year and look for
turnout of about twelve teams this
season.
The shrivers, from over in Harri-
son, who have big turnout each
season for their special night IN The
Star headpin tournament, are going
to mowl Thursday night, December
10, this season. The manager, A.
Ryerson, says that the Shrivers VIII
be represented by from twelve to
fifteen teams.
The J. wiss & Sons pin knights
who have found it pretty difficult to
settle on a night, have finally taken
Friday, December 49,. to attend 10
their performances In The Star head.
pin tournament. They figure On
having fifteen teams or more. An ex-
cellent showing was made last season
by the Wiss quintets.
Charley Bird. the ballplayer, who
performed last season with the
Winston Salem team In the Carolina
League, is to manage the powiers
who will roll Friday night, January
s. which has been set aside for the
Oxweld Acetylene Company employees
in The star headpin tournament. He
saws that there will be from twelve
to fifteen teams and a fine night Is
expected.
More Entries Are In.
Additional entries are constantly
being received for The Star headpin
tournament. SchloSs, Brod & Co. will
have out four teams, the keystone
Bowling Club, from the Keystone Al
leys, at West Twenty third street and
Seventh avenue, New York, have en-
tered a team; the Spikes, of Pater-
son. two teams; two teams from
Company c, second Regiment, n. G.,
N. J., Of Elizabeth; two teams from
Sinnegan, of Littieton avenue; five
teams from the Edison Job Depart
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