The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08
BALLS AND PINS.
What is Going on in Jersey City
Alleys-Notes of the
Tourney.

Secretary Husou. of the Hudson County
Wheelmen, who is in charge of the clubs
bowling team, feels very ''sore" over the
defeat his club suffered at the hands of
the Atalanta wheelmen. The Atalantas
had an easy thing of it, winning by 1888
pins. Huson feels convinced now that
his men need more practice. He possibly
needs a little himself also, as his score
was l13. or third lowest. 1T must be put
to his credit, however, that he bowleo IN
hard luck. He made some very difficult
spares. w. G. Korth, one OF the best
bowlers in the team, also rolled In
hard luck. In the ten frames he made
one strike, two spares and seven breaks,
aud bad breaks they We're, as his score or
liz will prove. Ballard did some fine
work and put up the highest score. which
was 14y. This is very low for match
game and ii the boys expect to win any
prizes in the tourney they Will have TO
pull themselves together III short order.
YerbelI, of the opposing team, VINO is
clever bowler. put up score OF 1876 with
ease.
Kerr and Edich are both clever bowiers
and in practise gaines have smashed the
pins to the tlne of $50 and 100, but on
Friday night Edich stopped at l0l and
Kerr at l16 Burnap. another good
bowler who has au average of l40, bowled
in such arl luck that ne could do no
better tn. II l2l. The boys bowled in hard
luck all through, aud Captain Huson Is
determined To make them practise more
than one night Il week.
Jersey City Athletic Bowlers.
The bowlers of the Wheeling Divis ion
of tue Jersey City Athletic Club bowied
in fair form in their game Friday night
with the Union County Roadsters. but
the latter team is Il strong one, and Is
composed OF unusually hard pounders.
Chamberlain, their Captain, put up a
score OF 2lO, while the Athletic Club boys
could only get up to l9i, through their
man Held. Shone pounded out III
points and Coriner, 151. The boys made
4 hard fight, but Were mot in it, from
start to finish.
CAPTAIN Scudder bowled in poor form,
being able to get only lSl points. Starret,
who should have rolled up 1SO or 100 got
away with but l33, much to the surprise
OF his friends. During the past week the
boys have mad but little practice owing
To the excitement in the clubhouse on ac-
count of political contests. They will
settle down, however, this week, and in
tend in future to make n clean sweep OF
every team that comes before them.
Y. NJ. c. A. Twisters.
Outside the interest in the bowling
tournament OH the Y. NJ. q. A. alleys,
there is little at present to excite com
bowlers On Thursday evening last the
fifth of the series was bowled. Team No
l.. Ruddick, Huffman and Lindsay de-
fealed No. 2 team. Enos, Lucas ana Ok
ford. No. team, Mabie, Weston and
Pyle tied No. 8, Howard. Esher and Van
elect, No. team also beat No. team,
Faulkner, Wright and Little. No. As
average score was 1856. The teams now
stands as follows:-No. l, won A. lost 1.
No. 2. won o, lost s; No. 8. lost 2. won 2;
No. 4, won g. lost 2: No. 5, won 3. lost 2.
Match games are being arranged be-
tween the local Y. M. @. A. clubs and
those OF the Y. NJ q. A. OF Orange, New
ark. Railway and NYack. No dates have
yet been fixed.
General Notes.
Well, we'll, well. Tennyl The idea oil
letting those ''Oritauical" hayseeds
from Way Back glide off with the laurels
YOU contested for Thursday night.
ShaEae upon you'll Was it r. C.'s faults
WY, johnny Walsh. ANDY Smith.
'sladey" Morey, Cheese" and "Big
Chief" wouldn't even have allowed
that.
Why didn't little Tommy take hand
at II Thursday night Because I'VE
were comrades. etc"
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