The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18

Vice President u. Il. Einney hHnG1eE
a bail with ease and grace aud never fails
70 pat ia strikes enough to bounce his
score up to 100
Captain WilmA has bowled but nttla
fiurinQ the past week. He put his arm
out OF joint IN The game with team No. O.
a G. Graho and George Hogg bow led
match last Tuesday evening HeRg de-
feated 6rabo with ease.
The Alpha wheelmen have as YET been
unable to organize bowling team.
Bowlers aud Rollers.
The fourteen gentlemen from among
whom Secretary Huson of the Hudson
County Wheelmen will elect his League
team. practiced for three hours on
Guests alleys on jackson avenne, Friday
evening 1t was supposed that Chairman
Huson would select his team on that oc
casion, but Billy is in somewhat OF a
dilemma. The gentlemen In question
are bowling in fine form and putting up
rafting good scores. Mr.. Huson is q
clever bowler himself, and claims that a
spare game Is the winning game. II Is
an utter impossibility to put up straight
strike game, but a spare game is probable
without break,
Huson has rolled game after game with
cut making a break. and his OBJECT is TO
get hts men to do the snfne. He says.
Get strike Il you can, but don't jeop-
aedlze a spare In your attempt to get IT. =
a few of the boys VINO are connecting roll
straight balls, which are effective II Que
has the proper command OF them. But n
straight haIl In the hands of novice
is bound to cause an ugly split.
leaving pins on either side of the
alley rendering it impossible TO make a
spare. Friday every spare imaginable
WIS tried and the most difficult over
come is to smash and clear the alleys of
pins Nos 1, Il and Is. Huson, by steady
practice has mastered nearly every spare
NJ M u,eH be fanle
iidenl that his men viii be able to do the
same thing otter week or two of steady,
haxd<prHctIce.
r. s. Ballard, candidate for the
Wheelmen's League team, Is doing some
phenomenal bowling He is n powerful
bowler. and sends the pins flying to the
Partition. He has good command OF tue
balls. and can be relied upon to put up a
good spare game. II w. Burnham, an-
other candidate, is making Captain Huson
hustle. He Is putting up straight spare
game. and sticks iii strikes at the best
time fl the games. He always makes a
fine windup, and has evidently caught on
to the Tenny racket OF pulling his score
out OF d hole.
j.. B. Edlck, who is to roll with the.
LeAeue team, is at present in Canada.
He il safe bowler aud never rolls below
BALI
CT. Al. Harvey is puzzling Captain
Huson by his marvellous work. He is
leading his friends in the race FOR high
scores He throws a swift cross ball,
which slides half its length OF the alley
as it nears the Plus. He has good COM
niand or the ball, and every time strikes
the king pin little TO the right, which
Is considered the correct place to strike.
II any OF the pins are left standing he
manages to get away with them with the
bal Haruav al yaYs riaarQ fha
alleys on strike owing to the fact that
he is rolling q "Frank Muller Klikow
twist
B. Van Beuren. who Is also striving to
get into the team, is putting up a fair
game. He rolls slow ball, but can be
relied upon for 150
Bob McNaughton was put of Guests
alleys recently for attempting to dig up
the cutters with his lace. Bob slid few
feet and then dropped. He plays hand
ball WE'LL
A. G. Lancy has made an average Of 173
Sc far this season.
An individual tournament win be held
an Beekerss alleys next week. in which
only the members of the New Jersey
Bowling Club will be allowed TO particle
pate. A silk peuant will be presented to
the member making the highest score in
four nights. Justice Kimmerly and
Building Inspector Clarke are both out
for the prize.
Clerk D'Donnell of the Third Police
Court has applied for admission to the
New Jersey Bowling Club. He is already
one OF the sFakirs."
The highest score made SO far this sea-
son on Weraebe's alleys. at Summit and
Sip avenues. Is oil. This score was put
mp BY Joseph Earle
The Saengerbund Society bowl on
Wersebe's alleys every Tuesday evening
{,aDfain I.nuQa MAY Snlfpnar and Mr.
Gupeinnan have been endeavoring to
knock ont the end of the alleys, but have
done no harm thus far. except to the pin
boy, who is suffering from a pair of pretty
black eyes The pins fly in every direction
when this trio gets to pounding them.
Mr.. Salinger made two strikes in ons
game last week He is to be ruled out
on the ground that he IL professional
looking for "pie." He is termed a grand
stand bowler, ard has been known TO.
make more noise than Casey, the famous
kicker OF the Iennys.
There are eighteen members of the
sfeagerbunds who have joined the bowl
Ing club.
Mr.. Ackerman is another clever bowler.
He gives the bali curve that usually
lands in the gutter before rolling fifty
feet
DR. Synder Of the Heights has been
putting up some heavy scores. The Doc
tor and his friends bowl every Thursday
night on Wersebe's alleys.
A match game is TO be rolled on Wer-
sebe's alleys between the Arion Singing
Society and the SBngerbunds. A social
sess ion will follow.
X. NJ. @. A. Bowiers
The Railway Y. NJ. c. A, team has ex-
pressed its willingness to cooperate with
the X. NJ. G. A. bowlers Of this city to
organize a league for the northern section
OF this city. The projectors of the scheme
are greatly encouraged by the present
bright OUTLOOK.
The < III. G. A. alleys are pronounced
by visiting bowiers from the Palma aud
Jersey City Athletic Clubs as among tine
finest alleys In the State. They are in
constant use almost every night. None
buJciun bowlers, however, are allowed
TO bowl upon them Thursday nights.
They are la charge of II. S. WhitesIde,
the efficient physical instructor OF the
association.
fhe schedule OF games in the T. M C.
A. bowling tournament. winch com
menced lasr Thursday evening, is posted
1'heAext of the series Will be rolled De-
tobeT ~ between teams 2 and ). l and 4
and and 2; October 20, between teams
B. and 5. 2 aud and l and 5; November 5,
between teams and 5, and and and
4; November 10, between teams 5 and l.,
2 and aud / and 8; November 10, between
teams aud 4, 2 aud 3 and 2 aud 5; De-
tober % between teams and and and
5. The winners will receive prizes