The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-11
ON THE ALLEYS.
The Bowling Season in Full Blast
j. c. "A. c. Pin TwirIers.

The greatest excitement prevails at the
J. G. A. C. clubhouse and many quiet
little bets for cigars are being made on
the result Of the battle between teams
Nos. 2 and 6. The match is to be
bowied next Tuesday evening. and the
probabilities are that this match will be
witnessed by as many people rs have
witnessed some of the league games.
Team No. Is in fine form and Is cap
TIMED by e. Wins, who is one OF the
most clever bowleTs Ia the club. The
gentlemen who will help him In the bat
tie with the big six. are George Hogg. w.
Starretf, j. II. Watson. Jr., and A
Longfeid. All five bowiers have made
good scores and it is said bets are in their
favor. Team No. g. which is composed OF
H. lockwood, w. Rickerich, A. G. Grabo,
Z. AZ. Field and E. K. Rule. has been do
ing SOME Hne practice work and has q
R0odly number of friends. The alleys
are to be oiled for the occasion and some
high scores viii undoubtedly be put up
Z. 4. Meyer, Jr. captain of team No. 5,
is bowling in fine form. Never puts
down swift cross ball and makes high
scores on his spare gaines.
Mr.. 4. K. Rule of team No. Is a
novice a. bowling. Under the direction
of Captain Lockwood ne has improved
wonderfully within the past Two weeks.
Leon Schermerhorn is doing some fine
Work on the alleys. Schermerhorn is
booked for the Junior team.
SUPERINTENDENT Henley bowls an aver
age game OF 100.
The finger balls are puzzling some of
the young bowlers who have been
predicting with the shot ball.
II. r. Homaine of team No is con.
sidered one of the most graceful bowlers
in the club. He bowls swift and effect
i've side ball
A move is ON foot to get match game
up between Captain &. Hewettson OF
team No: 8 and Captain G. 7. Meyer. Jr..
OF team No. ).
". g. KorEh has great command of
bail. Mr.. Korth can roll curve or cross
u ball with good effect
superintendent Henley fears that Cap
tain Schultz Will knock out the end of
the alleys Mr.. Schultz bowls an nm
usually swift ball
Dave Lawrence of the Tax Board is
at the head OF q bowling team that bowls
on Wersebe's alleys at Summit and Sip
avenues every Monday night. Lawre nee
has shown good Judgment by refusing re-
porterS admission to the alleys. Law
rence's men seldom put up a game Of
more than 100. From member Of the
club learned that they aid not desire
notoriefy. No man or men want scores
Of 100 and less attached to their numes.
Lawrence has so far been too mean 10
name hts club
Mr.. Wersebe has received applications
from maay bowling clubs, asking for the
use OF his alleys one night In The week
Wersebe will dispose of the applications
in the early part of the coming week.
The prospects ave thar some fine games
will take place on these new alleys.
An attempt Is to be made in the Alpha
Wheeimen's Club to organize bowling
CLUB.
Building Inspector james C. Clarke
one light last week bowled eight games
on Becker's alleys, putting up scores av-
efaging 17S.
a move Is on foot in the Aonia Social
Society to organize bowling club to be
composed OF young ladies aud gentle
men,
The x. NJ. G.. A. bowiers OF this city
are enthusiastic over the subject OF form
ing q league OF X. NJ G.. A. bowlers
among the teams OF Jersey City, Pater-
son. Newark and Railway, since they
were refused admission to the New YORK
League. The matter is being seriously
agitated.
Al bowling tournament viii be held on
the X. M. @. a. alleys next Thursday