Thread: System.out.println, beside each other?

I'm tasked with making a bowling scoreboard, wich for the most part works, however, I'm wondering how I go about printing player1, player2, or whatevers scoreboard beside each other, I currently get this:
Frame: 1
Worp 1: X
Worp2: -
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Frame: 2
Worp 1: X
Worp2: -
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Frame: 3
Worp 1: X
Worp2: -
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Frame: 4
Worp 1: 9
Worp 2: -
-----
Frame: 5
Worp 1: X
Worp2: -
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Frame: 6
Worp 1: 8
Worp 2: 1
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Frame: 7
Worp 1: 7
Worp 2: 1
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Frame: 8
Worp 1: 3
Worp2: /
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Frame: 9
Worp 1: 2
Worp 2: 2
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Frame: 10
beurt 1: X
beurt 2: 2
beurt 3: 3
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Score: 154

Is there a way to tell my program that it needs to start it's printline beside the already in place output?

Edit: so that it would be:
Player 1: Player 2:
Frame 1: Frame 1
Turn 1: Turn 1
Turn 2: Turn 2

Instead of what i now have,
Player 1:
Frame 1
Turn 1:
Turn 2:

Player 2:
Frame 1
Turn 1:
Turn 2:

1) Use string addition in System.out.println 2) See the API for PrintStream (Java Platform SE 7 ) , which System.out is an instance of - in particular the print() method may be of use. Either way, you may have to re-organize your print statements to get what you desire - tough to give advice on this without code.

use "concatenate" or "+" and "\t".... for format your output in ONE single println.