Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28
GOTHAM BOWLERS
SET SPEEDY PACE
New York A. {. Team Has
Lost Only One Athletic
League Game.

Last weeks bowling in the Athletic
League only served to strengthen the
position of the New York A. c. and
the Elizabeth Club teams. Both
won three more games, with the re-
suit that New York now heads the
list, with q total Of eleven won and
one lost. two better each way than
the Elizabeth bowlers. The Rose.
vile Athletic Association team.
which won the championship last
season, after a roll-off with New
York. is far down the list, quite the
reverse from this time a year ago,
when 1t began the race with rush.
That the pace has been fast Is shown
by the fact that all save four of the
ten teams have averages better than
900. The totals, however, are not run
ming especially high.
There has been a shifting about Of
the leaders, Sam Roberts, of New
York, dlsplacing Clauss, of Elizabeth
Roberts Is within pin OF 205 mark.
Rival Bovlers 90 Meet In Match.
Anthony Guiliano, who is under the
management of Dan Murray. will
bowl Fred Buccino, who recently
rolled a 300 score in the first Of a
the championship of the Italian col
ony. of the Victoria alleys, tomorrow
night. Buccino Is q prominent local
bowler who began his career on the
alleys as a pin boy, Though not
member OF any of the larger organi-
cations in the city, he has gained
enough prominence rolling independ-
entity to rank him among the best
bowlers hereabouts. Guiiiano is a
youngster, having just passed the age
OF sixteen years. He has already dis
played enough ability though to en-
title him to a match with Buccino.
The match is attracting considerable
attention among the bowlers OF the
Italian colony. The second match
will take place at Jackie Clark's al
ieys, Tuesday night, January 5.
Two Game Lead for Tapksow.
The TApkeow bowlers Of Morris
town are showing the way IN the
LackawsnnA League with q two-Rame
advantage over the Summit Club,
which is in second place. MilIburn
is third, Xewellyn fourth, while
Stockton. Orange Valley, Waveriy
and Summit EIks follow in order.
schrump, Of the Summit Club, has
competed In only three games and
heads the individual list with an
average OF 700. Gftfing, OF Llewet-
Ign. 80 che actual individual leader.
with a mark OF 1898 for twelve
games
KsAvuy Bowler Beats Newark Man.
Gavin Bell, representing the Miller
and Gunderrnan alleys, OF Kearny de-
Seated Lorenzo. OF the Weingarth
Whatton alleys, In a bowling match,
1881 20 1881, on the Weingarth
Whatton drives yesterday afternoon.
Belle best scores were 240. 235, 209 and
204, while Lorenzo had counts Of BIO,
2l2 and 211. Seven games were
rolled.
Junior Athletic League Match Tonight
The Columbians. Of East Orange,
will meet the North End five In a
Junior Athletic League bowling
match on the North End alleys to-
night,
Il Looks EAsy for Chatham BowIeYs.
with seventeen games won and
four lost, a high score OF 1923, and All
average Of 1864 for twenty-one
games, the Chatham pinmen seemed
to be we'll entrenched In first place
, in the Morris and Essex League
South Orange Field Club, with twelvs
games won out OF twenty-one rolled
| is second, followed, in order. by Tap
kaow, Maplewood, Roseville and
Columbian. Weyland, OF Maplewood
heads the individual column with ar
average Of 1874 for twenty one games
A. Lum, of Chatham, is a close sec
ond with mark Of 1924 for the same
number OF games.
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Hard Fight for Tabs.
Though leading the circuit with q
record Of eight games won and one
lost, the T. A. 3. g. team Is flavint
a hard fight in the Diocesan Unior
| League. The Elizabeth bowlers ar,
second, having captured, 10 date
ten games out OF twelve rolled. ST
Augustine lie third with six victories
and three defeats, while the order o
the other teams lie as follows st. RIOS
Of Lima, st. Columbia, East Orang
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