Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-12
HIGH SCORES MARK
KRUEGERS' VICTORY
GilIand Rolls EOS, SCh0tt 24z
and Speary 24l Against
Turner's.
LEAGUE RACE IS CLOSE

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LEAGUE RACE IS CLOSE
The National Turner's, which had
been showing the way in the Newark
Bowling League, dropped to tie for
second place last night with the
Kruegers, to which combination ii
lost three straight games The
Northern Republican Club is now
leading the circuit, having won To
date FIVE games and lost four.
Kruger and National Turner's have
each captured six games out of twelve
rolled. The West Ends, though in
last place. are only a fun game be-
hind the leaders.
Standing of the Teams.
Northern. =. 112sNationals. 6 9 9e2
Krueger.... o 1O23West End. 0 9TS
Sensational rolling marked the
Newark League match between the
Kruegers and the National Turner's.
on the Nationals alleys, Bruce street,
last night. The Kruegers won three
games in a row, but competition was
decidedly close. In the first game
Kruger turned in a total team count
of 997 as against 1872 for the Turner's
hTuSkGT WAS AiltTb Win a SCOTe Oh 80
in the second issue, while the home
boys accounted for 964. In the third
game the visitors rolled up a total
count of ! 023 while the Turner's sue
ceeded in tallying $50. Frank Gilland
was the high man for the winners,
totalling PCS in the last game. An
drew Speary was there with scores OF
241 and 203, Tom Schott rolled 242,
Frank Coghlan 212 and George Denne-
hQlIro o0D for II ha
homesters Carl Klieber led with
counts of 255 and 30, followed by Os-
wald Theile PIP and 212. G.. Theile 20e
end Haussling 202.
Paterson Swamps Newark EIhs
Newark Elk pin knights are now
sporting the position of sixth place
in the Elks' Bowling League, as a re-
suit OF their triple defeat last night at
league leaders, on the Green street
alleys. The Silk City performers hold
an advantage of four games each way
over the Jersey City team which is
second. The match last night was in
teresting and close. Paterson turned
in team scores of 9S4, $50 and 959 as
against S22, 9S9 and $50 for the locals.
For Paterson, Wright was high with
227 while Anderson rolled PIG and POS.
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For Newark, Weingarth accounted
for 223 and 20S and Leick for 226 and
206, while Weber turned in POI.
Elizabeth Junior Ellxs Win.
Elizabeth Primers frightened their
hold on first place In the Junior Elks'
League by taking the Jersey City five
into camp in three games on the Jer
sey City alleys last night. Elizabeth
is leading with a record of eight
games won out of nine rolled, while
Plainfeld in second place has won
three games and lost as many Van
Burden with 239 and Foote with 22l
and 209 were best for the winners,
while Hudson and fletcher, with re-
spective counts Of 214 and 211, excelled
for Jersey City.
Sweeps in Order.
Clean sweeps were the rule ia the
two Junior o. Z. A NJ. League
matches rolled last night on the il.
o. U. A. M. alleys, the Adams and
East Orange teams accomplishing the
feats over their opponents, the Phelps
and the Boyd B teams. Hillard. OF
Adams, rolled an even 200, and Och
Ter, Of Boyd B, turned in PIP.
Triple Victory for Calvary.
Two Orange Church Leagus
were decided last night on
the Alpha alleys, in Orange. Calvary
scored a triple victory over Holy
Trinity and Central captured the odd
game of three from Bethel. Demar
led Calvary with 21S, followed by Rus
sci, who pinned 207 and 203. Mehr
turned in 231 and Pierson an even 200
for Holy Trinity, while McLane had
232 and Fl. Soverel POI for Bethel. 6
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and 202 were high for Central.
lie elise Primers Regain Lead.
lie elise regained the lead in the
Alley Owners League race last night,
when 1t annexed three games in a
row from Jameson, on the LIE elise
alleys. The Weingarth & Whattop
team, which formerly held the lead, Is
In second place, with Jameson third.
LIE elise totalled LOOP in the second
game. Denning accounted for tally
of 222, Smith rolled 211, Wiley 204 and
LIE elise POI for LIE elise. Stauder
had POI for Jameson.
Sweep for Bond.
In Fidelity Trust Company tour
match, rolled last night on
the Weingarth g. Whatton drives, the
Bond quintet made a clean sweep
of ten pins.
Pythian League Match.
With a handicap of % pins the
Granite A I've took two games out OF
three from the Pythian team which
was allowed 120 pins, in a Pythian
League match decided over the
Walters Union alleys last night
Breeders Will
Exhibit at Local Poultry Show
The annual poultry show under tho
auspices of the Greater Newark Poui-
try and Pigeon Association will be
held at the Colosseum. Springfield
avenue, all next week, beginning
Monday. The largest display of fancy
and utility birds that has ever been
exhibited in this city will be shown
Some of the best-known poultry
breeders in the State will participate
in the competition for the varlous
prizes.