Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30

CLEAN SWEEP FOR
PASSAIC BOWLERS
Athletic League Team Now
Near Elizabeth Club and
Second Place.
RECORD FOR ROSEVILLES
Passaic bowlers took three games
In a row from the Columbian Club
team of East Orange, last night and
are now within one full game of the
Elizabeth Club and second place in
the Athletic League. Elizabeth re-
ceived a set back, dropping two games
out of three to Columbia, of Hobol1en.
The Roseville A. A., the league cham
pion, won the odd game of three
from Montclair. Columbia is In fourth
place while Newark Bay and North
End, which were idle last night, are
tied for fifth position. Roseyille. Jer-
sey City, Montclair and Columbia fol-
low, in order.
Standing of tho Teams.
W. Lbs; W. Lbs.
New York Il ,9s9 9s9 Horth ,I End Ss9
Passaic,. Q 9 300 Jersey City. 8 Z 951
1O20IMontclair.. 4 II 955
New'k Bay. 6 0 966IE Orange. II 06J
In the Athletic League series be-
tween Passaic and Columbian, at Pas
sale. last night, the home team re-
corded a triple victory. For the Win
rers, Austin was high with scores If
20 and PIG, while Ball pinned 226 and
Elston POI. Blackly accounted for 214
and Downs turned In 202 for Colum-
bian.
Roseville Primers in Form.
In the first game of the Rosevilis-
Montclair Athletic League tilt on the
Roseviile alleys last night the home
team set q new high team total for
the season, 1,064. Wood, Negley and
Van Ness rolled excellent scores in
this game, turning In respective
scores of ZIG, 228 and 249. After a
slump in the second game Roseyille
again passed the 1000 mark, ,015--
getting an average of 9S9 for the eve
ming. In the third game Moffatt was
high with 223 while Negley rolled 212
and Grover 204. For Montclair Smith
rolled 210 and 203, Engle 21O and 202,
and Snyder 205.
Set Back for Elizabeth Team.
Elizabeth dropped an Athletic
League match in two out of three
games at home last night to Column
bia, of Hoboken. Hartzel led Column
bia with 232 and 2O9 while J. Schue-
mann rolled PA and 207, Schultze 211
Elizabeth with 1885, and Potter
counted 213, Nolte 208 and Clauss POI.
Athletic League Postponement.
The Athletic League bowling match
scheduled for last night between
teams representing the North End
and Jersey City clubs, on the North
End alleys, was postponed.
Hoseville Youngsters Win.
Roseville bowlers, Junior Athletic
League leaders, recorded a victory in
two games out OF three over Jersey
City knights on the alleys of the
Jersey City team last night. Rose
ville's one-game defeat was the first
encountered this season. Finch was
high for Roseville with talllee of 254
and 214, while Barnham rolled 232
and Willis 224. Reed led Jersey City
with scores of 218 and 215. followed by
Heliinger, who turned in POI.
Bayley Gets Odd Game.
Bayley Council bowlers. of Eliza
beth. won the odd game of the ma tch
with Paulus Hook Council, of Jer-
sey City, at the Columbian Club,
Jersey City, last night. The home
team had a narrow escape from
triple defeat, the lone victory being
recorded in the second game by a
margin of ave pins. McKenna
rolled PIG for Paulus Hook and Sci
lars, of Bayley. 214.
Todd Rolls 238.
Members of the Northern Republi-
can Club Suburban League team de-
feated the Northern Republican Club
house team in two games out of three
Of a match on the Northern Repub-
lican Club alleys last night. Cyphers
and Ryerson, with respective counts
Of 22s and 220, led the leaguers, while
Todd turned In 236 and PIP, Saunier
pinned 224 and 213, Tutschulte rolled
215 and Sterns 203. The house boys
tailed team score of 1920 in the
third game.
Buck A Gets Odd Contest.
Two Junior o. U. A. NJ. Leagus
matches were decided last night on
the Junior Order alleys. Buck A
took the odd game from Boyd B, and
Seth Boyden made a clean sweep
over Eastern Star.
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