The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-25
AMONG THE BOWLERS.
chatly Items Gathered Here, There
and Everywhere.


The Jersey City Athletic Club bowlers
are in fne form, aud some rafting scores
are being put up in consequence In a
match IN which the prize offered was a
box Of Havana cigars. the young ana old
bowlers entered and Amazingly high
scores were made. For instance Floyd
ry4yail, bowler OF much prominence
on various occasions, ran up scores
OF 206. 2l2 and 2l7. Such scores are I'M
common, but the boys all did we'll, as the
records show. G. L.. Wins, IN the indi-
yiduai tournament rolled ia great form.
and had 70 his creaig scores of 1876 and 2i0.
J. ). Newklrk, another dexteruus bowler.
smashed the pins TO The tune OF 19l 1876,
20l aud 10, which is simply phenomenal
b. 4. Butler, Jr., another Of the clubs
expert b0Wiers, entered the tournament
for the fun of the thing. but could not
get y better score than 1888 at any time. f.
w. Starin is a graceful and easy bowler,
and has put no scures Of 1873 md 223.
J. L. Watson. Jr., a clever curve bowler,
recently pounded the Plus for 1872, 1876,
200 and 23s
q. X. Dayton has good control over
bali but has hard luck IN the way OF
spsres- he has scored. however. 18i. 1913
and 197.
KEt ~ = VIZ tAiS Afct "A aLC VI WHICH
should he ?. almost smashed out the
ends OF the alley, but just the same he
ran the score up 10 100 ain once 203.
w. r. Wnadinglon is an easy and
graceful bowler, bis highest score is 1888.
George Hogg is doing fiue work He is Is
a 200 game =. X. komalue has no
trouble III humping" pins to the tune of
200 w. G. Koftii is bowIus IN hard luck,
bHt has made "a score of ly6.
W. G. 0mstend is surprising his
friends he recently rolled 30 c.
Caralii is in his glory. He is somewhat
OF Il bowler, as scores OF III and ia
demonstrate. A ID. Stone is sore. lie
cau't get above 1877 10 do his best. Wall,
Of team M. 4, IS in fiue form. Last
night he rolled a game OF 1879 with /
strike aud 4 spares Dickson, OF the
same team. put up good score OF 300
with 4stsikes and 5 spares.
Hoyt Of team is also bowling good
game. lie recently had score Of 170,
with three strikes and four spares. S,er-
Tett sin hard lus K. Apparently his limit
il lbs
" G. Korth Of team No. l is doing the
rolling for his team. He has niade 173,
with four strikes aud two spares. Messrs.
Bucnauaii, Shuitz Britten and Romaine.
Of the same team, are doing good work,
and all are rolling effective side curve
basis. Lockwood is doing about the best
on team No. 6.
Captain Sculder. who ia bowling on
team No. 3. is putting scores Of 147 with
astonishing regularity.
Tine various teams now com peting for
first place ID the club tourney are practic-
ing at every opportunity ana it Is ex-
pected that before the tourney ends. the
boys will be rolling up scores III the VEIN
ity OF 300.
AIessrs. Rickerich, Bumstead. Curran,
Stone, Dnsenberrs, Watson and Cor
duan are not putting up the
scores they should IN match games.
On whole. however, the j. G. A. e.
boys are doing we'll and the league team
anticipates bringing to The clubhouse at
the close Of The season some fne trophies
Hudson Wheel BOWERS.
The Hudson County Wneelmeu prac-
tieed Friday night on Guests alleys. and
little Secretary Huson did about
the hest bowling Of the evening.
putting up score of 100 Mr..
Burnham followed closely with score
OF 1874 Secretary Huson is In a dilsmma
Yhe fourteen nien from among whom he
is TO selecl his team are bowling about
equally, and he finds 1t q delicate matter
to make choice. The boys are bowling
IN fine form, and under Huson's super
vision are making with ease what they
fosmerly considered impossible scores.
The boys are hopeful, however. that
when match game is rolled even better
scores than were made Iasr might will be
roleu up
Pesldent Merseles surprised his adj
rnlrefs Friday night By putting up the
plaenomenally low score OF nfnety-uine
IL y ia good form, but il bowl Ing in
doe. Mclaughlin. another clever