The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-06

Strikes, Spares and Breaks.

SGrlReS, spares ana bfoakGs
The Hudsons nave arranged a series of
games with the Americas Club, the
crack bowling organization of Newark.
The first game will be rolled on the
Montgomery alleys at Newark on Deem
Der 10.
A delegation of fifty will accompany
the Hudson Bowling Club to Hacken-
sack tonight, where the Hudsons will
play their return game with the Oritani
Field Clubs team. The Hudsons lost
the first game. but are sanguine of win
ming this evening and then catching the
odd game.
The John Boyd Club arranged last
evening for matches with the following
clubs:-A. B. c. Bowling Club, of Yonk-
ers; Independents, of Newark; Belvidere,
Bergen, and Humor Clubs, of Jersey City
Heights.
The Teutonia Bowling Club will have a
great time On Henn's alleys, No. 642 New
ark venue, this evening. Lady guests
Will attend, and bowling for prizes will
be INDUCED in by the entire company.
Mr.. Nd. G.. Hammel is an enthusiast
and is an expert at keeping the bowling
scores. He was with the JERSEY CITY
contingent at Newark last night.
The Hudsons and Kilkows will I'M
doubleday roll q handicap game. The
Hudsons will probably concede a number
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eleven men. The terms nave not been
arranged, but will be in a few days.
The Atlanta Wheelmen's bowlers are
adopting a wise course to obtain practice
and points. They are playing against
the crack clubs of Newark. They put up
q fourteen hundred game, against the
Montgomerys last night. The bowlers of
the Hudson County Wheelmen would
make no error in adopting the same plan.
They could gain much by playing against
such teams as the sPaImas, Jersey CITY
Athletic Clubs ten, the Belvederes. Hud-
sons, Bergens, and other first-class teams.
w. H. Eldridge is the captain of the
bowling team of the Hudson County
Wheelmen.
1t Will be a lively night for the bowlers
this evening, and a number of attractive
games are offered those who like the ex-
citing pastime.
The initial game of the Wheelmen's
Bowling League will be rolled tonight by
the Hudson County Wheelmen's team.
The contest will take place at Browns
Cottage, adjoining the County Court
House. The visiting team will represent
The New York Bicycle Club,
The twelfth game III the series of the
Jersey City Amateur Bowling League
will be rolled this evening at Becker's
alleys on jackson avenue.
The Volunteers will be home to the
Lafayettes. The Volunteers are hum
mers on their own alleys but the LIafav-
cites are not slow either at home or
abroad and are going to Bergen to win, if
they can.
h League team of the Jersey City
Athletic Club will go to Orange tonight
TO roll the third and final game with the
RoseYille Athletic Gibbs team. The
jersey City's boys will so a hundred or
more strong.
The Humors will roll at Freudenber-
gers to night.
The bowlers of the Pamrapo Athletic
Club will practice this evening at Metro
politan Hall.
Archie Duke is getting in form. He
put up one of his old time scores last
night
The new match between Oscar Fackert
and Adolph Walter, Jr., will probably be
postponed until next season. MIR. Wal
ters contemplates matrimony.
Meeting OF the Wheelmen.
The Hudson County Wheelmen held al
interesting meeting last night. Four can
didates were elected as members. Chic
Counsel DR.. Brown, of Elizabeth, was
present. A report was submitted thai
the Board of Officers of the New Jerse,
division meet at Trenton on "Wednesday
and transacted important business.
They would not divulge what was don,
but stated that the WheeImen would
know all about it in a few weeks. TIL,
impression is that they are making prep
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