The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-08
BALLS AND PINS.
) What is Going on in Jersey City
Alieys-Netes of Inc
Tourney.

Secretary Huson. of the Hudson County
Wheelmen, who is In charge Of the clubs
bowling team, feels very "sote', over the
defeat his club suffered at the hands Of
the Atalanta wheelmen. The Atalautas
had an easy thing OF 1t. winning by 1888
pins. Huson feels convinced now that
his men need more practice. He possibly
needs a little himself Also, rs his score
was lib, or third lowest. IL must be put
10 his credit. however, that he bowled In
hard luck. He made some very difficult
spares. w. G. Korth. one OF the best
buwiers IN the teaDl, also rolled in
hard luck. In the ten fralnes lie made
one strike. two spares and seven breaks,
aud Dad breaks they were, us his score OF
III will prove Ballard did some fine
work and put up the highest score. which
was 14y. This is very low for match
game aud II The boys expect TO win any
pr-zes In the tourney they Will have TO
pull themselves together In short order
Yerbell, Of the opposing team, who is u
CLEVER bowler put up score OF 1876 with
ease
Kerr and Edich are both clever bowiers
aud ID practise games have smashed the
pins to tha tune OF $50 and l60, but on
Friday night Edich stopped at I0l and
Kerr at ll6 Burnap. another good
bowler y no has an average of lao. DOwled
in such ard luck that he could do no
better th. III. The boys bowled in hard
luck all through, aud Captain Huson Is
determined 10 make them practise more
Than one night II week.
Jersey City Athletic Bowfsrs.
The bowlers OF the Wheeling Divis ion
of the Jersey City Athletic Ciao bowied
in fair form In their game Friday night
with the Union County Roadsters, hut
the latter team Is 4 stroug Que, and 10
composed OF unusually hard pounde rs.
Chamberlain, their Captain, put up a
score OF 49, while the Athletic Club boys
could only get rp To 1911. through their
nlan Held. Shone pounded out III
points ard Toraner, Isl. The boys made
r. hard tight, but We're mot in it, from
start to finish.
CAPTAIN Scndder bowIed in poor form,
being able 70 get only l3l points. Ssarret,
who should have rolled up lSD or 100. got
away with but 1873. much to the surprise
OF his friends. During the past week the
boys have mad but little practice owing
toIhe excitement in The clubhouse on ac-
count Of political contests. They will
settle down. however, this week, and In
tend In future to make "A clean sweep of
every team That comes before them
\. M. G. A. Twistsrs
Outside the interest in the bowling
tournament on the Y. NJ. G.. A. alleys,
There il little at present 10 excite com
ment among the young Christian
bowiers. On Thursday evening last the
9th ofEhe series was bowled Team No
|. Enddirk, Huffman and Lindsay de-
ftated Mo- team, Enos, Lucas anu Ok
ford. No. team. Mabie, Weston and
<pyle tied No. 8. Howard. Esher and Van
&leef. No. team also beat No. team,
FxuIkner. Wright aud Little. No. AS
average score was 1856 The teams now
stands rs follows.--No. /, won 4. lost l.
No. 2. won 0, lost 3: No. 8. lost 2. won 2;
No A. won s. lost 2: No. 5. won 3. lost q
Mach games are being arranged be-
tween the local X. M. c. A. clubs and
those Of the Y M G. A. OF Orange, New
ark. Railway and Nyack. No dates have
yet been fixed.
General Notes.
Well. well. well. Tennyi The idea OF
letting those ssOritanicaI'' hayseeds
from Way Back glide of with the iaurels
you contested for Thursday night
Shame upon you'll Was it r. CPS faults
Why, johnny Walsh. ANDY Smith.
sslaffeyn Morey, Cheese" and "Big
Chief WouIdn's even have allowed
That.
Z Why didn't little Tommy take hand
ut IL Thursday nightf Because I'VE
were comrades. ETC."
stSpilDterBn would kiudie the bowling