Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-09-28
SUBURBAN Primers
COMPLETE PLANS
Bowling Season Will Start 0c'
tOber Is With Northern Re-
pnblicans at Bay View.
KRUEGERS MAY WITHDRAW

While the Newark Bowling League
appears to be foundering around In
a sort of q bewidered state, the same
cannot be said of the Suburban Bowl
ing League, which got together last
night at the National Turn Hall, In
Bruce street, elected officers, drafted
a schedule and decided to open the
season on Monday night, October Is.
1t was quick work well done. as one
member expressed 1t. There seems
to be some doubt as to whether or
not the Kruger Club will be among
those present in the Suburban League
this season. The Kruegers failed TO
have a representative present at the
meeting, and from what can be
learned, they will not be on the cir
cult.
Fred Ulrich. of the National Turn
Verein, was elected president of the
organization for the second time, and
c. Wesley Reed, of the Northern Re-
publican Club, will succeed r. Claire
Cyphers, of the same club, as secre-
tary- treasurer. Cyphers held the
office for two terms and announced
previously his intention of not run
ming again. Frank Fisher, Of the
National Turn Verein; Hugh Cort, of
Dietz, of Celluloid Club, were ap-
pointed to the board of directors.
Talk last night verged on the prob
ability of the Krueger Club dropping
from the circuit. 1t was said that
Jack Speary, George Sutter, Andy
Graef and Louis Van Ness, OF the
Kruger Club, intend to bowl with the
local Elks this season. Even at that,
1t was thought that there would be
enough members in the Kruger Club
to form a new combination, The
schedule has already been drafted,
with the Kruegers as members, and
II they fail to come In 1t will have
to be revised.
Monday, October 1s, will see the
Northern Republican Club lift the
curtain on the seasons scene Of ac-
tivities, rolling against tho Bay View
Wheelmen on the latter's alleys. The
Northern combination. with such
stars as Cyphers and Hellman, should
come close to finishing on the top
rung this season. There was some
gossip anent the possibility of taking
in the Eagles and a team from the
Jr. o. U. A. M, but neither had
representative present last night.
The Republican Indian League.
Newark Elks, West End Club and
South Orange Field Club were again
carried on the passive list The
Northern Republican Club was rep
resented last night by F. Claire Cy-
piers, Raymond Tannahlll, Nathan
Raymond and c. Wesley Reed; the
National Turner's by Fred Ulrich md
Otto Albright; the Bay View Wheel
men by Hugh Cort;~ the Celluloid Club
by George Dietz and John Boehm;
the Newark Turner's by Frank
Tnfz haI fOV. fhf
Belleville. and Criterion Clubs.
Orange Church League Underway.
The Alpha Alleys in Orange fas tina
scene last night of the opening OF
the Orange Church Bowling League.
The First Congregational Church
quintet started the season In fine
style, taking three games from the
Calvary combination while the pin
knights OF the Central Church team
garnered two in three games from
the Bethel Presbyterian Ave. George
Lentz, of the Central team. started
off we'll In turning in scores OF I'll,
1893 and ITO. Lyons, of the First Con-
gregational team, rolled 203, and
Deane, of the same combination, got
an even 200.
Pru Bowlers Start Tourney.
JOnn l.. mdCklIly pIC5iNCht VI sS
Prudential Insurance Athletic Asso-
citation, rolled the first ball down the
Weingarth & Whatton alleys yester-
day afternoon and the Prudential
three-man handicap bowling tourna-
ment got under way. Ordinary Claim
gathered two in three games from
Canadian. Division u got
like number from Ordinary File
and Industrial Actuarial won the
n
fine turnout of bowlers who came IN
during the afternoon. Walter Banks
was the only performer to ring in a
double century count. He tailed 20a
rolling for the Canadian department
team against the Ordinary Claim de-
partment nYe.
Lackawanna League Meeting Called.
John A. O'Mara, secretary of the
I,ackawanna Bowling League, an
nounces that the annual meeting OF
the organization will be held FridaN
night. october s, at the Llewellyn al
leys in Orange. Election of officers
and other business of Importance Will
be transacted. Dover is the latest
team to apply for membership In the
Iackawanna League, and the appli-
cation will be considered at the meet
ing.
Boyd A. to Meet Chester.
Jr. o. u. A. M. Bowling League
teams will start their season on the
alleys Monday night. The Boyd \.
team which won the championship
last season, will roll against The Gus.
ter Council team while Munroe viii
be seen in action against Buck A.
Frank Cavanagh Now in
Charge OF Pool Parl0r