The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-03
strikes, spares and Breaks.


Two League games will be rolled to-
night. The L~afayettes will bowl on Hoi-
STEMS alley. where they will meet the
Fairmonts. and the Centrals will bowl
against h Volunteers on Becker's
ALLEYS.
A wheeimen's bowling league CANT
Will Ire bowled to-nignt at Browns Cotr;
House alleys: The Hudson County
wheelmen Will meet the championship
Atlanta wheelmen-at Newark.
The Seconds of the Jersey City Athletic
Club and the Palma Club will bowl a
game for the championship of the Junior
Association ct the Palma alleys.
Valentine Sthnlz's alleys at the corner
of Avenue C and West Nineteenth street.
Bayonne, have been leased by the New
Jersey Athletic Clubs Committee on
Bowling for the use of club members
on Wednesday aud Saturday evenings.
The c minittee desires to form two OF
more cams to roll matches with teams
from kindred organizations. The club
will probably have Its w alleys next
season, and n In such case will be
represented in the Amateur Bowling
League.
The Pamrapo BOWERS will practice on
the Metropolitan Hall alleys this evening.
The evenings bowling will conclude with
a match between Teams No. l and No. 2.
The first game in a match between the
Bergen and Teutonia Bowling Clubs will
occur at Henn's alleys, No. 642 Newark
avenue, Friday evening, January 10.
The second game between the Bergen
Club and the A. B. G. Club, or Yonkers.
will be bowled at Henn's alleys, Wednes-
day evening, January Is.
The Fatlmas will bowl at Henn's
tonight, Humors at Freudenberger's,
Fullers at Fulier's, and Pamrapo Ath-
letic Club at Metropolitan Hall.
The Boyd Club will play the return
game with the New Jersey at Becker's
alleys on January IA. The first game of
the series played on the Boyd's al
leys. the'game resulted in favor of the
Boyds by us majority.
Athletic Notes.
Thomas Longfield. of the Kensington
Athletic Club, has a fine record us a
roller skater. He has few equals in the
State for fast skating.
"A number OF old timers In Greenyille
are talking about organizing an Athletic
Club. Al club will probably be organized
before spring, to be run. on the same plan
as the Pnlma and j. C.sAthletic Club.
William Day, the N. J, A, c. represen-
tatiye runner, Is one OF the most modest
looking young men on the cinder path.
4. Townsend, manager of the Grayling
Athletic Club. is the life of the club.
A. Woodward is Captain OF Sports of
the Puritan a. G. He understands the
duties of his Office perfectly, and besides
being IN efficient manager he is a first
class all round athlete.
William Munster, OF the P1ritans. has
several short distance records.
The Greenville Y. M. G. A. Athletic
Club meets at the rooms on Linden
avenue, Monday evenings. Only mem
bers Of the Y. NJ. 9. A. are eligible to
membership.
Pat Cahfll has been invited by the
directors of the Varuna Boat Club in
their tournament. Ii they persist there
will probably be q row between the
Varunas and the committee OF the A. A.
u.
Picolo Jones, an old time jockey, died
at st. Mary's Hospital, Hoboken, yester-
day.
Twenty-Five members Of the Hudson
County Wheelmen will attend the CON
cert and reception of the Harlem Wheel
men on January 30.