The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-03
Strikes. spares and freaks.

AIeSSrS. REILLY and AnQ hey are
delighted with the success achieved.
Strikes, spares and Break.
The best score made at the Jersey City
Athletic Clubs alleys during last week
for the cup was that OF Mr., Crouter, who
put up 22S.
The games for the championship will be
resumed this week on the Jersey City
Athletic Clubs alleys.
The Volunteers will accept the chal-
lenge of the Wayne A. G., provided none
who are classified as professional bowlers
are permitted to BOWL with the Waynes.
The Palma Clubs bowlers will be up
and doing for these handsome prizes.
John Smith will soon make his appear
ance as one of the Palma's bowling team.
There will be prize bowling at Henn's
alleys on Washington's birthday. The
number Of tickets is limited to five
hundred, at twenty-five cents each,
which will be divided into
prizes, toe IA holding the best ticket
will receive the first prize, $50; the other
seven prizts are fifteen, twelve, six, five.
will be awarded. The man holding the
five best tickets will receive $25 and the
one with the second best total on five
tickets will receive $40. Each contestant
will roll four balls, two on each alley.
There is no restriction to the balls.
lhe Dig nive VI blle JeISey lily AGn-
letic Clue will bowl a new league game
tonight on the alleys of the New York
Athletic Club. The Biz Five are conf
dent of keeping up the hot pace.
The Independents will bowl on the Cen
tury's alleys tomorrow. Ii they win they
will go TO the front, Ii they lose the
Fairmounts will be in the lead. If the
Centurys gather in the victory it will
bring them close to the Independents,
as the latter have nine victories and three
defeats, and the Centurys seven victories
and four defeats. The Genturys have not
lost a game OF their own alleys and ex-
pect to maintain that record.
The Staten Islands bowl on the Palma
alleys tomorrow night. 1t will be the
last game of the Palmas at home.
The Jersey City Athletic Club will roll
their nal home game in the Association
series on Wednesday night, when the
Oritanis will visit them.
John Muller and Charles Kundahl will
bowl their return match game at Muller's
alleys tomorrow night.
The Monday Night Club will bowl at
Dramatic Hall this evening. No Names at
Henn's, Germanias at Becker's, Crickets
at Fuller's and Pleasure Club at Hol~
STEMS.
Dave Green boasts that he will keep the
league agitated over its refusal to accept
him. He has a . large contract. He
Del Ornle for the money, not for the
hat. The announcement was made by
Green that it was for q tile at Ghetime the
match was made. and he seoue
declared thai he Intended Going before
the Board Of Directors and gesrifying to
that effect. 1t is evident that the Leagues
directors have acted wisely Ia shutting
out professionals.
mou5s have an average Of 79aI5 to n lrnme.
and the Spartans. ISL 2-3. aul leads Tho
Jersey bowIers. with an AVERAGE of
168 1914
Then in order follow Keller. 1851:
Entrup. 1927. Bostleman. .i62 l-l0.
Knncten 755 Il. Winkiemann iS5. Car
risop. 1853 2-s. Bender. 145 l-12.
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Puritan Athletic Club.
I. 1vhe Puritan Athletic, Climb has awak-
ened from its winter lethurgy and has
resumed its former activity. "a we'll Mt
ended and interesting meeting was held
ut No G62 Ocean avenue SATURDAY, evening
n.u q, en9'n'oas alhoo''o u BUSINESS was
MpSSrS Wood wa rd. Baker and .JonnDn