The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-24
ON THE NANE..
The Final League Canes
The Cue, the Bat and
Athletics.

This will be an interesting week in
bowling circles. The final games of the
Jersey City Amateur Bowling League
will be rolled, the schedule OF the Anna
teur Athletic Bowling League will be
completed. and the ournamen at Duke
& Ramsay's alleys will terminate.
The Jersey City League has been q sue
cess. and tine finish has been close. Even
now there exists a doubt regarding the
honors 1t looks as if the Independents
and Fairmounts are the prize winners,
but the clever and erratic bowlers Of the
Volunteers are likely, extremely SO, to
surprise and thrash the Fairmounts, and
this will bring the Centurys into the
swim for second honors.
In the Amateur Athletic Bowling
League the last two games on the card
Jersey City Athletic Club will go TO
Staten Island. If the Jersey City boys
take both games, 1t will give them a
chance to roll off q tie with the New York
Athletic Clubs team for the second
prize.
the victory of the Pin Knights over the
Belvederes, it was thought, settled the
first prize, although both teams have
other engagements, as the Pin Knights
have yet to roll against the Nameless and
Malta Clubs, and the Belve-
dsrss cracks are . are meet liable the to Halti s.
vanquished, and this would leave the re-
suit in doubt. The Belvederes have en-
tered a protest because they allowed
White to bowl with them, he having
b0wied with the Mercers-a fact that was
not known. White made a small score,
and the Pin Knights are not pleased, but
declare they will down" the Belvedere's
team if the game is bowled again.
The quintette of the Jersey City Ath-
letic Club will bowl in the new tourna-
ment at Pomeroy's during the week, and
the Second teams Of the Jersey City Ath,,
letic Club and the Palma Club will bowl
on Wednesday night at Elizabeth and de-
termine which team is to take first prize.
They have tied with five won n three
lost.
Loud, Birmingham and Hulse lead in
the billiard tournament at George Hunts
billiard parlor, on Newark avenue, oppo-
site the County Court House. Loud and
Birmingham have each won 5 II lost 2.
Hulse has 4 victories and 2 defeats.
Lynch has won 4 and lost g.. Wallace has
won A and lost 4. B1auvelt has won A
and lost 5. Fish has 8 victories and 5 de-
feats. Bowley has 2 victories n Q de-
lGdLS. heTI HIS Won q Auu lUSU y, uuu
One has won l and lost 2.
The billiard tourney at the Berkeley
Club is interesting. Surrogate O'Neil
leads with 5 games won and 2 lost.
Pleines has won 6 and lost 8. Reumpler
and Lynch have each won 5 and lost 3.
Guilford has won 5 and lost 4. Roebuck
and P. T. Cumberson have each won 5
and lost 5. Charles CumbEEhsn has won
4 and lost 5. Cone has won 2 and lost 2.
WadlOW has won 2 n lost 3. Hammer
schlag has won l and lost 5, n Sailer
has q clean record of7defeats, Ave in all,
In the pool tournament of the Wayne
A. c., Post, Clark, White ana Stanton
had each three victories and no defeats,
Fiaherty, O'Brien and Harty have each
won two and lost one, Clark, Fallon, Neb-
lung, Kelleher and Coffey have each won
one and lost two, Stephens, Mcbride and
Dubois have each lost three n o
none.
The return games at pool between the
Palmas and Jersey City Athletic Clubs
experts will be played on Thursday
nights at the Athletic Gibbs house.
Fer. lMager.-Robert Dngis.