Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-22
ELECTRICAL WORKERS PICK
NOVEMBER E FOR BIG NIGHT
Employees of Weston Company
Will Compete in Star Head
pin Tourney Again.
ATLAS TO ROLL TONIGHT
Manager A. w. Kass Looks for
Big Tournout of Bowlers at
Iroquois Alleys.

Weston Electrical Instrument Com
pany bowlers, who have the habit Of
making good in their annual special
nights in The Star headpin tourna
ment. have picked Friday, November
6 for their special affair this year.
The manager is Joe Lewis, and be
figures that there viii be at least ftf-
teen teams out and that there may be
whole lot more. The Westons have
had three previous special nights in
headpin tournaments conducted bs
The Star, and they would not miss
their annual affair for n good deal
Phil Neidermaier, who has a bowl
ing place at South Orange avenue and
Fifth street, in the Nailsburg section
has also been inquiring for a date
for q special night He has had a
special night for his bowlers for tue
past four years, and his affairs are
always features of the big competi-
ton. A date has not been selected ak
Yet. but he and Billy tfuttenhach arc
going to get together soon and decide.
Atha's Next in Line.
The Atha Tool Company boWlers
are going to perform tonight in The
Star headpin tournament on the Iro-
quois alleys. 1t will be the first time
that these bowlers have had u special
night OF their own, though many Of
them have performed before in the
big competition. The manager is A
w. Kass. and he says that the turnout
viii be at least fifty strong, With
prospects OF . good many more than
that.
Klaxons TO Bowl
Tomorrow night win be "Klaxon
Night, when the bowlers from the
Lowell firm that manufactures the
KlaXon auto horn will be on the job.
Gus Grelieh and George Bisch viii
have charge Of these bowlers, and
they have promised that there will be
at least ten teams on the alleys.
Because of mistake in making an
engagements the oil and paintmakers
who were expected to bowl last night
in The star headpin tournament on
the Iroquois alleys. had to be shifted
to a later date. This made 1t neceS-
sary to have an open date. but the
fact that 100 bowlers were out the
opening night and seyenty-five the
second night of the big tournament
proves conclusively that the bowlere
are displaying a remarkable interest
in the headpin game, and that this
seasons affair will be elassier and
more interesting than ever.
''Pru" Bowlers Are Booked.
The Prudential Insurance Company
employees usually account for several
special nights in The Star lleadpin
tournament. The printing and allied
departments have been assigned Fri
day night. December A. Floyd Bragg
is the manager. They have a. turnout
each year and Bragg has always been
able to get together a big turnout.
He figures that there will be about
twelve teams on the job this season.
Special for wagners.
The members of the Fred Wagner
Association. who have their headquar-
tiers down at 81 Lang street, where
the Newark Turn Verein Yorwaerts
used to be located, win have a special
night in The Star headpin tourns-
ment Wednesday. Nooember 4. The
| Wagners had nice turnout last sea :
son and the bowlers accounted for a
lot of good scores. Wagner says
that he will have about fifteen teams
out this year.