The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-28

The struggle for the diamond studded
medal for the best individual average Is
interesting and will not be decided until
the final games are played, as the con-
testants who have a chance of winning
are numerous. KIM of the Phoenix team
leads with ar average of ISL. His aver
age is excelled by Curran OF the Jersey
City A. G, but the latter bowled in only
two games, and no bowler mas a claim on
the prize unless he completes IN eight
games. Davol of the Echo team has ia,
Carter of the Our Gu aud Warner OF
Elizabeth have 172, Brill of the Ameri-
cans and Lutz ana Entrup of the Palmas
rave III. and Schultz of the Jersey City
A. G. mas 1853. The man who Is in the
greatest luck will win. The individual
averages are as follows
Jersey City A. C.-Curran, two games,
average, 1856; Schultz, ten, los 3-lO; Wad-
leigh, two, 1877 1-2; Meyer, twelve, l45 To-;
Brown, eight. 1853; Olmsted, eleven,
four. 155 1-2; Lockwood, three, 152 %.
Palma-Lutz, twelve games. average,
I'll l-3; Entrup, twelve, III IA; Smith,
twelve, 16s ~; Leuly, twelve, 163 "a;
Hathaway, ten, 1856 IS; CLARK, two, IA.
Elizabeth A. C-Warner, twelve games,
average, 1T2; Dlmock, ten, 1647-lO; Squire,
twelve, 164: Fleming, twelve, l60 5-l2;
Davis, ten, 149 $40; Tut, four, 14J IA.
Roseville A. C.-NorthrOD, two. 16S;
Dudley, ten, 165 As; Thompson. twelve,
l64 5-12; Housed, twelve. 157 7-l2; Bah
cock, six, 1876 2-3; Titus, four. JAS IA; W.
Taylor, SIX, 146 Sc; I. Taylor, eight.
i39 Ia.
Recreation b. C.-Meyer, twelve. 1861 s.:
SOBER, twelve, 1853 7-12; Wells. twelve,
i62 "a; Terrett. twelve, 15S sc; Lee,
twelve, 1853 SIP.
Bsldwin. twelve, IFS LIZ; Baker, twelve,
i67 7-12; SAKE, twelve, 1855 1-l2; Lucken,
eight, 1856 81; Sislken, SIX, l55 IL; Bart
lett. six, 1+4 SO.
Echo B. C.-Davol, ten games. average
leu. 1872 0 10; Brown, twelve, 157 1912;
Sehou, eight, 157; Mcdonald. four, 1885;
Orr, four, l5l1@-
Our Is. C.-Carter, twelve games, aver
Rge, 112A; Brown, six, l6915; Clute,
clever, los All; Shaw, twelve. 155 So;
Curtis. eleven, l4 I'll; Luqueer. seven,
Ia 81.
American B. BRILL, twelve; aver
age, III 10-12; De Vean, twelve. 10 TIE;
Haistead, twelve, 163 10-l2; +. BraInard,
l61 81: W. B~rainard, TWO, 1J6; Heuken,
sigAt. 1is is; McDongal, eight, 1856 IL.
PEGnIx j.. C.-King, twelve games,
average ISL 1912; C~owperthwaIt, twelve,
lG6 HIP; Ferdinand, twelve, 1866 IA; FitZ-
simmons, four, 16l 81; Pearse, eight,
l5s II; Fielding, twelve, 15l liz.
New York B. C.-Dever, twelve games,
average, 40 ZIP; SwHrtz, twelve, 1853 1-3:
- n ALAH - ~ " a So ~ - =
Young, twelve, 1853 Ii; MeGowan, fur,
l53; schmidt, one, 1917; Tucker, one, 127.
Munroe B. C.-Hazelton, twelve games.
average, 100 1-6; Fisher, ten, 1853 lilo;
Lounsberry. four, 164Z; Martin, twelve,
l6S 10; Evans, twelve, 155 Tl2; Lodge,
zen. l52 IS.
Consolidated Stock Exchanee-John-
Eon, Twelve games, aver age, 162 2-3; Mil
.iken. twelve, 1853 11-12; Biddle, Twelve,
L5I4, Mora, twelve, 150 23; BeveTsten,
Tour, 143 2-3; Powers, six, 143 IL.
Produce Exchange Hoy (, twelve
games. average, 1G3 LIZ; Dave light, 161 Is:
Traftou, Twelve. ii9 HIP; WI lthers, ten,
l49 Is. Hadley, four, 145 IL; Cox. ten,
~ 10; Forster, two, 1872 IL: Fox, two.
rs IL.
Manhattan A C.-MacLelan, ten games,
average, 166 $40; Mitchell, twelve. 1914;
Fugnbull, ten, 163 4-5; Cole, six, 154 g:
Hedley, four, 152 IL; Gordon, four, 1912;
Balm, four, 147 IL: Sage, ten, 14i 35.
The best individual scores made in each
team follows
Dedricn, Ivanhoe. 243; Lutz, Palma, and
Davol. Echo, pa: Cowperthwa Ph9nix.
and Warner. Elizabeth A. c., ~; Brown,
Jersey City A. c., 216; Babcock, Rose
Sille, and Brill, American, 213; Hoyt,
Produce Exchange, 2l2; CIute, Our, 2ll.
Meyer, Recreation, 207; Baldwin, I~vanhoe,
aud Martin, Munroe. 205; Deyer, New
York, 204. Milhken, Consolidated, 300
Mcclellan. Manhattan, 194.
Hoboksn's Crack Bowling Team,.
The Spartans and Atlantic bowling