Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-29

engagements can also be made for
such an affair. 1t might be said in
passing that the jewelers. League
last season had five special nights
SET aside for its members, and tho
alleys were crowded each night, so
great was the interest and en-
thusiasm.
II would be well for all bowlers who
wish to arrange for special nights to
apply to +. w. Huttenbach, the Iro-
quois Academy, Washington street,
who will book dates and make all ar.
rangements. Specially designed cards
will be furnished by The Star to those
who wish to boost a special night
These hangers are handsomely dec
GRATED and provide space for the
names of teams and captains, so that
the manager of a special night for
any organization will be able to know
just how many teams are going to
bowl and how he may arrange for the
competition.
The Star does not by any means
wish to intimate that single teams or
quintets less than than ten in number
will not be permitted in the competi-
ton The purpose of The Star in ar
ranging for special nights is to make
the sport just as interesting as pos
sible for the bowlers by permitting
them to get together with their
friends. Special nights furnish the
PIN knights chance to bowl with
intimates instead of strangers, and q
chance for a lot of friendly rivalry
on the side.
AS for the rules of the game. The
regulation head-pin game is played.
Six balls are rolled in succession on
No / alley, and then six in succession
on No. 2 alley. Each ball that hits
the head-pin counts as many pins as
it knocks down. Balls that do not hit
the head-pin do not count at all. 1t il
possible, with the twelve balls, to OBJ
tain a score of 100. The best record
at the head-pin game is 118. The
highest team score in The Star head
pin tournament is 545, to the credit of
the Roseville Athletic Associations
Athletic League five, made up, at the
time, of Eddie Person, Charley Meyer,
d. II. Van Ness, Count Olozaga and
Elmer Wood.
The Star will have an official referee
each tournament night and this off,
cial will see that all the rules are
strictly observed, especially that re-
ferring to the foul line. Especial at
tention is called to this rule. for the
failure of many bowler to avoid CO.
ing over the foul line has caused not
few sure fobwinners to fall down.
To enter The Star head-pin tourna-
| ment applications should be sent
either to the sporting editor of The
/ Star or to f. w. Huttenbach, Iroquois
Academy, Washington street, Newark,
| N. j. The name of the team should
be mentioned Cor the number of
| teams. if a special night is desired),
| the name and address of the person
arranging for the bowling and the
| dates which it is desired shall be
avoided in assigning night for COM
| petition In The Star head-pin tourna-
ment.
| The books will fill up rapidly and
associations which have rolled in
| The Star head-pin tournaments in
previous seasons and desire to ar
range another special night are
warned that entries should be sent In
early The bookings will be made by
r. w. Huttenbach, at the Iroquois
| Academy, and he will be ready at all
times to furnish applicants with the
dates that are available and to make
all necessary arrangements.
( Everything Is now ready for the
| bowlers Get in line early.