Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-27
TWO PINS PREVENT
ROSEV|LLE SWEEP
Jersey City Team Captures
One Game by Narrow
Margin.
HIGH AVERAGE FOR NEGLEY

Two outstanding pins folled the
Roseville A, A. teams ambition 10
register a three game sweep over the
Jersey City quintet last night III the
Athletic League match BOWED on the
Jersey City alleys. The RoseVHleS
took two of the three games, but IN
the first Roseville could not find the
groove, with the result that when the
score was tailed up it was found that
the Jersey City pinn1en had registered
a count of 80, which was one pin
better than the total of Roseville.
Jersey City fell off to a SIG score in
the second game, which was eighty
one pins shy Of the Roseville tally.
The third game was easily RoseVille's,
with a score of 9S4 to Jersey City's
S95.
The Rosevilles We're particularly
anxious to register a clean sweep last
night, as the local bowlers are but
one game behind the New York A.
c. pinmen, who are leading the league.
The league leaders get in action again
tonight, however, on the East Orange
alleys, and unless the Columbian Gun
puts up an unexpected resistance the
Mercury foot bowlers will regain Their
advantage.
John Negley. of Rosevllle. was in
fine fettle last night, and displayed
ItiH 10TH Iitl utip0t " 1opLoiC H'AAN
honors of the two-man tournament at
the American Bowling Congress at
Buffalo. For the three games he
rolled an average of 224, with TALES
of 256, 221 and 1876. Billy Moffatt, his
team mate moved the wood for
counts of 213, 202 and 2O2 making an
average of 205.2 for the match.
North End Captures Odd Game.
a. i ATg.x-e a
End last night in an Athletic League
bowling match BOWED on the Passaic
drives. The North End pinmen hung
up counts of 934 and 943 to PASSAGES
S57 and 769, in the first and second
games, but in the final the Newark
ers were 70 pins shy of PASSAGES tally
Of 91S. Bodma1 of North End, war
high man WITH g score Of 237
High Score for w. W. Team.
IN a three rornered match of tho
LeGlise tournament bowled last night
on the LeGlise alleys the Weingarth
and Whatton team hung up a score
OF 1,063, which was 247 pins better
than the tally Of the White Palace
quintet, with which the Weingarth
and Whatton team was bowling. The
Kruger bowlers also went down to
defeat before the Weingarth and
Whatton pinmen, their 900 score IS
pms less than the count of the Vein
garth and What1on five. In the third
game the Kruger pinmen, with a
score of 1913 outrolled the White Pal.
ace quintet by a margin of so pins.
Asa Harris, Of the Weingarth and
Whatton team, bumped the pins for
counts of 247 and 238.
Many Cities Seek n. II. a. Titles
All of tine expectations of the
board of governors of the National
Bowling Association with regard to
the eighth annual championship
tournament for American titles at
Atlantic City April to 90 have been
realized with the exception of the ems
tries from New York city. The en-
tries close tomorrow night
The cities represented thus far are
Jersey City, n. j.; Yonkers, N. Y:
Harrisburg, Pa; Philadelphia, Pa;
Fulton, n. Y; New York city. N. Y;
Brooklyn, n. Y; Scranton, Pa;
Reading, Pa; New Rochelle, n. Y;
Newburgh. n. Y; Baltimore, Nd:
Washington. D. c.; Schenectady, n.
Y; Newark, n. J.; Nashua, N. H.;
Richmond, Va; Paterson, N. j.;
Elizabeth, n. j.; New Brunswick, n.
j.; Syracuse, n. Y. New Haven,
Conn; Atlantic City. n. J.; Bridge
port Conn; Montreal Canada, and
Chicago, III.