The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-11


/ teams selected, three men to team. An
entrance fec OF fifty cents will be
/ charged.
A new set OF pins to be used by the
Bowling Clab of the Association ex-
! clusively was received this week
The Bowling Club is composed OF
/ William MAbie. George H. Weston,
! Arthur Lucas. Charles Esher, Nelson
!. Howeth. Charles Pyle, Clement Little,
! William Oxford. Austin Huffman,
Joseph Ruddick aud J, p Van Cleet 1t
Is now IN its second year and some of
! the bowlers give promise Of becoming
leading exper IS.
General Notes.
Fred Casey, William Meschu tie and
Frank Muller. who are styled the big
/, Three" will bowl any three fat men
Weighing oyer $50 pounds in the city;
Why not challenge the Lean Three
Jack Smith, r. Jordan and F. Ennis
Tommy Cummings Is now known as
the four-foot bowler. That's evidently
because Tommy gets there with both feet
and hands
les Is rolling COOP game this season.
"Mattyn Higgins, of the KIikows. is
said to aspire as well as perspire to be-
come professional
Fred Piebes, the hustler of the Klikows,
is causing champions to tighten their grip
on their laurels.
By the way, Theodore Frank, Jr., the
Superintendent Of the Kikows' alleys. is
said to be in good form.
George Bouton has grown proud since
he Was elected president of the Klikows.
In the absence OF The president of the
klikows F. Ennis presided with dignity
at Thursday nights meeting.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton is endeavoring to get team entered
in the New York Y. M. G. A. Bowling
League.
An individual tournament will COM
mence on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys next
Thursday night.
Since the Hudson County Wheelmen
decided to enter a team In the Wheel
mems Bowling League. every member of
the CLUB who has ever rolled q ball down
an alley mas become DESTROYS of getting
selecting the team which will enter the
league devolves upon Secretary ". g.
Huson. who is chairman of the Bowling
Committee.
the Wheelmen's Bowling League teams
will be made up OF eight men TO a team.
Secretary Huson has already announced
that he will select his team from among
the following gentlemen essrs E. E.
Ballard, 4. Clark. f. b. Edick. w. G.
Ko til, A. G. Laney. ". b. Tuthill,
Thomas White, r. w. Burnham, g. NJ.
Christian, G. f. A. Harvey, f. Kerr, L.
nif8Et, .. fAu otuftQ 8uQ W. ". f1uSOus
THESE fourteen gentlemen are considered
the best bowlers in the club.
Chairman Huson Is an expert bowler
and is complete master of the ordinary
slot ball. He bowled five games one
night last week and put up scores that
gave him an average of 164 points Huson
bowls splendid spare game. He makes
the most difficult spares with ease and
frequently sticks in strike.
Harvey issRnother great spare bowler.
He puts up fine game and has general
average of 100. He is good for $50 In any
game He rolls swift cross BALL
Durham is strike bowler, and rolls
swift and effective curve ball He
rarely puts up game under TO Rivers
is also fine bowler, and has regular
score of about 145
President Merseles of the II. G. w. is a
graceful bowler. but has not the proper
co mmand of the bail.
Tue Wheelmen bowlers are in fine
form. and Mr. Hnson is putting them
through severe practice A great many
Of the bowiers make fouls by sliding over
the scratch. For { his offence Mr.. Huson
invariably fines them one and two cents.
This Is having the desired effect, as very
few fouls are now being made.
bob" McNaughton, of the Hudson
County Wheelmen, is not much Of a
bowler, but what the boys do bob" win
try. Que evening last week, while prac-
tlcing on the club alleys. he attempted to
knock the end out of the alleys with a
slot ball His finger caught in the ball
and Bob slid about ten feet down the
alleys In new suit of clothes The alleys
were newly CREASED aud Bob Is minus
suit. IL was his first attempt, and he
vows that it will be his last.
The manner ia which doc" Bendict
and doc" Mclaughlin bowl affords
their friends great amusement Neither
one OF the gentlemen can keep the ball
out of the cutters.
The Berkeley Bowling Club will be-
reorganized next week. The bowling
nights will be Thursday and Saturday,
The Arion Bowling Club has not got
down TO work yet.
The Palisade Bowling Club was re-
Gently orkanized at Pohlmau's alleys
The officers are:--President, Ernest,
Emde; Treasurer. John Y. Keim: Secre-
Iafy, Max Brandt. The club will bowl
The Pioneer Bowling Club was reor-
gaDized last Friday night with the fol-
lowing ofhcers:-President. j ohm Glaeser:
Secretary. John c. Dietrich: Treasurer.
Henry Fredericks; Scorer. A. Peterson.
The club bowls Friday nights at Fuller's
alleys.
Close Bowling Contest.
very exciting match game took place
Friday evening at Dukes alley between
]. Bolen and w. e. Harty, members OF
the Combination Bowling Club. For
some time there has been friendly riv-
airy as 10 which was the better player,
and they decided TO settle IL riday
evening. The game was interesting and
close from Start to finish. Neither made
a break uutil the fifth frame. when they
were a tie Harty missed his second ball,
which gave Bolen the lead until the
niuth, when Harty again tied him. Bolen
broke in the tenth and lost. The follow
ing is the scorer
Harty. ....... 10 80 SO 70 9s io6 1875 AS fG5 ia
Bolen- 10 80 IS rs 90 126 1875 l43 1863 III
Hoboken Bowling Notes,
There will be a lively interest In bowl
ing during the coming winter The
Hoboken Nescs has offered prizes to be
competed for and the matches will be
contested at Philibert's alleys ON Hud-
son street.
There are thirteen clubs entered In the
tournament. Among the clubs are the
Valencias, Actives, Howe. Temperance,
Spartans. Atlantics, Atlantic Boat Club,
Fall Moon. Fremont, Royal, Iron Cross
aud Holzbacher Clubs.
The Spartsns will enter team in the
Pomeroy tournament In New YORK.
Will Ravens is an enthusiastic bowler.
He is thoroughly conversant with the
rules governing the gsme.
The Union Athletic Club is talking
bout organizing a bowling team