The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-28
Strikes. spares and Breaks.

The Palma Clubs team will, go to
Hackensack this evening to meet the
Oritani Field Clubs team. The latter
has been inyincible on its own boards,
and has defeated all the association teams
who have called. 1t is there that the Jer-
sey City Athletic Club'St team met their
only reverse. The Palmas have deter
mined that it shall not be a Jonah alley
for them, and they will go confident OF
breaking the record of the Hackensack-
ers at home.
The Staten Island A. C's team of five
will bow a game in the new league al
Orange tonight.
TIL Bergens will go to Yonkers tonight
to again meet the A. B. C. The first
game there was a tie. The second game
was rolled in this city and the Bergens
won.
1t is John Muller, and not his brother
Frank, who is to bowl against Kundahl
of the Belvederes.
Bowling for the cup and the champion
ship will be resumed this evening on the
alleys of the Jersey City A. G.
An apology from the Roseville A. C.
would end the differences between the
Rosevilles and Palmas.
The Centurys desire to arrange games
with the Oritanis, Boyds and Bergens.
As many of the Century Club will at
tend a reunion and dinner on Friday
night, they will request the Volunteer
Club to postpone the league game sehed-
nled for that night on the Volunteer
Clubs alleys.
The directors of the Jersey City ANA
teur Bowling League will meet to night
at HolsteIn's, corner of Bergen and Fair
mount avenues, n set as a court for the
| trial of George Delorme, of the Century
Club. He was protested against by his
own club on the ground that ne is a pro-
EA1-so-aT ~ H. IL 49, -,~-
against David, who was rejected as a
member of the League for the reason that
he is a professional.
The Jersey City Athletic Clubs team
will go to Elizabeth tomorrow night to
roll an association game. This alley has
been the Jonah alley for the Jersey City's.
Two games iii the local Amateur
League will be rolled tomorrow night.
The Independents will meet the Fair
mounts on the latters alleys, and this
will be an exciting meeting between the
leaders of the league, and the Centrals
will have a 90 at the Lafayettes 0 the
latters alleys
The Empires bowl at Henn's alleys this
evening, Tuesday night at Fuller's. Hud-
sons at Muller's, Garfields at Dramatic
Hall, ladies Friendship at Browns, New
Jersey at Becker's, Van Gehrens at
Holstein's and Independents at Metropol-
itan Hall.
Inc ENC6lSlOE DOWlGTS VIII IOll Tile DallS
at StentZel'S Atlantic Garden this even
ing. +. Boos leads in the gold medal
contest.
The Metropolitan Hall alleys will be
occupied by the Pamrapo Bowling Club
this evening.
Sporting Notes.
Larkins is willing to meet Lynch and
declares he has not avoided a match but
ao,,nL+ $50 ,ftar r ,ypch bod va1or;sh1d
Danforth.
The list of subscribers for the stock of
the Jersey City Base Bali Company may
close tomorrow evening at the meeting at
Taylor's Hotel.
The Jersey Citys have signed II. Van
Alstine, who is said TO be a first-class
a
Hurry along your subscriptions to the
stock of the new ball club. Subscriptions
Will be received by Counsellor Braden,
| Assemblymen Mullone and Potts, Sheriff
Davis, Register Cleveland, Treasurer
James +. O'Melia, Abram Post or any of
the directors.
Ellinger can now lay down his boxing
gloves and take up his kaiS0mine brush.
AS a pugilist his name is Dennis.
The Waynes will be represented at the
games of the Mohican Athletic Club. of
Newark. by Dolan, Minalian and Vogel-
lus, who are entered in the two-mile race,
and J.. Flaherty, who will run in the 1000
yards.
The bowling match between the
Waynes and Lorillards will be rolled dur
ing the third week in February.
Captain O'Brien will not select his
bowling team until the last practice game
preceding the match.
1t is likely. as was predicted long ago,
that the athletic clubs win form a base
ball league, The movement has beer
etartad nv the Granville ". NJ q fha
Waynes, Lorillards, Cables, Scots, Syl-
vas, K~ensingtons and Y. M. G. A, Of this
city, have all been talking baseball. and
win probably enter the league.