The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-01
BOWLING ALLEY CHAT.
What is Going on Among the Jersey
City Athletic Boys.

Club are still pounding away at the pins.
The boys like the sport and indulge In 1t
nightly. Slot balls are usually used by
beginners, but have been ruled of the
FIVE club alleys. AS the season progresses
s the boys begin to make higher scores and
also the pins fly more wildly around the
heads OF the spoilers.
B. G. Korth is rapidly developing into
a crack smasher. Mr.. Korth bowls
swift side ball with great accuracy and
ease.
e. r. Rule, who was put down as nov
ice at the opening of the season, mas sur
prised his friends. Mr.. Rule puts up a fine
spare game. rp
Team No Q. captained by George
Wins, is doing good work
9. I. Meyers, Jr., is pounding the pins
with good effect.
Meyers is sure to stick In three strikes
in the ten frames.
Three ball games are becoming un-
popular among the club boys, All on
Two balls or nothing is the cry now.
The little row in the clubhouse has
kept many OF the old bowlers away from
the alleys during the past week. As soon
as matters are strengthened out the fight
between the married and single men will
be resumed.
Dave" Lawrences "Octobers" or
'tNo Names" have sunk into oblivion.
Five went to sleep last week in match
game. The excitement was intense. Tne
boys begged Lawrence's forgiveness and
claimed that they did not know they
were bowling.
Leon Schermerhorn is laid up for re-
pairs. II 8 sprainsd his wrist one evening
last week rolling curve ball. His match
with Gardner OF the Palmas has been in
definitely postponed. q
Ganfain HuSon nf tho Hu6cnu C0upfv
Wheelmen, has not as yet selected his
league team AT the present rate the
team will not get In the field until the
tournament Is over. Huson is more
puzzled and worried over his own bowl
Ing than over that OF the fourteen gentle-
men he has to select his team from. He
was at one time clever bowler, long
years ago,
Bob" McNaughton takes exception to
the statement made In THE J ERsEY CITY
attempted TO dig up Guests alleys with
his face. II was the cutters bob" WAS
after.
There will be no bowling at the Ber-
kelley Club until after election.
The Arlons bowled last week at Freu-
Stone, 1870; Stricker, 1856; Ruthman, 130
Vignaux, 161-626: Weber, 1T2 Pels, ITO;
George, 127; Harris, 1850.
Franz won the cluu medal at the last
game of the H1mor Club. His score was
17S
The independent Club is developing
some strong bowlers. AT the last practice
game tae score was:-Giazier. 152; kaerch-
ner. 1876; Kelat. ITO; Diediich. ia: J.
Glazier, lS9; II. Frederick. 140-S6l. Pet
erson, 1876, stlx. 1852; Meinken, l34
Crouk, 145: c. Glaz,er, 1885, w. Freder-
icks' 136-SSS.
Y, Nj. G. A. BowYers.
The interest in the Y. NJ, G. A. bowling
tournament Is still on the increase. The
third round of the series was rolled on
Thursday evening last. Team No. 4.
Mabie. Pyle aud Weston defeated No,
twelve pins. Team No. 8, Howeth, Esher
aud Vau Cleef beat No. team, Faulkner,
Wright and Little. Team 5 has beaten
Team !, Ruddich. Huffman and Lindsay.
and these now tie for first place. Team 2
won't be III it unless it does some tall
hustling in the next two games. Team
No. has now games. No. 2 team 0, No.
5 team 2, No. team l. No. team g. .E.
Ruddick made the highest scores Thurs
day night, 1874 and 1863. Ensor and Wes-
ton also made good scores.
The I. NJ. G. A. team will soon visit
Nyack. An invitation has also been re-
ceived from the Y. NJ. c. A. Team of New
Brunswick. to visit that club and play q
series of games. The acceptance of the
invitation is still under advisement
Bowling Notes.
Interest in bowling on the Klkow AL
leys, even in the practice games of the
various clubs that hold forth at Muller's,
is still at the top notch. All of the clubs
are putting mp clever scores.
Champion Muller, they say, is having
hard time of 1t trying to secure a partner
for series of games
Blaser is satisfied that the Montgom-
erys are In the new League
Al Il practice game yesterday afternoon
Van Keuren and Ennis each made five
successive strikes.
HOLD on. Billyl Oh. why are K. C.'s
fingers always sore?
Muller has decided TO exchange his
black and tan team of pin boys for team
OF ebony hue. His "new bartender" sug-
gested 1t.
"Cheese" and Johnny Doyle had an ex-
citing match Friday night Cheese"
won two best in three. But the match
between JACK Marsh and "Matty" Hlg-
gins WIS even more exciting. Marsh
gave "Matty" fifty pins and then beat
him two best in three by 10 and pins.
What does Archie Duke know about
shuf1eboards,
Tue New Jersey Club had jolly series
Of games among themselves last eveuiuR
at Muller's. Mine host Muller served his