The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-29
PALMA'S LIVELY WEEK.
Gallagher and Kennedy
Won the Prizes in the
EuChre Tournament.
BIG SCORES LAST NIGHT.
Princeton's Football Team-BOwl-
ing, Wheeling and Base
ball Notes.

h Palma's stag progressive euchre
tournament last night was the most sue
cessful the club ever held. There were
sixty-four participants. Over one hun
dred members sought entrance to the list,
but there were not enough tables to ac-
commodate all. The tournament was
held in the main parlor, and the various
prizes were warmly contested for. Five
points constituted a game, and ten games
were played. r. C.. Bonham and f. Men
agh, and T. W. Kennedy and J. H. Gal
lagher tied for first prize. having won
eight games and lost two. Messrs. Ken
nedy and Gallagher, however. finally won
the prize.
LIST OF COMPETITORS.
Messrs. H. H. Horstman and W. P.
Gardner, Charles Kidder. and r. Nc
Donald, T. z. Egen and F. Winter, Will
liam Crocheron and L. H. Hall, W. j..
Meyer and E. W. Elkins, J. Clark and
u. R. Baldwin, F. W. Mangels and H.
Roster, H. Clark and j. o. Totten, E.
Vultee and James Gopsill all tied for
second place, each having won seven and
lost three games.
Messrs. D. Holcombe and II. Nett, and
F. Schermerhorn and Il. Kellers tied for
the BOBBY prize. having won one and lost
nine. In the play-of Messrs. Kellers and
Schemerhorn won the BOBBY prize.
Others who participated were C. w.
Carter, w. II. Carrick, F.. E. TlIden and
W. G. Lefferts. Nelson J.. w. Edge n ID
and R. w. Elliott, Joseph Hurley and
Henry Adams. w. H. Ewald and A. j.
J. Mansell, E. J. Fox and
J. McClosky. W. j. Seely
and F. 6. wolbers (playlng in hard luck(.
I1onenI1 an\ ~ q Annnn NJ ID
Gardner and Frank Pearson, James
Clarke and Frank R. Baldwin, Frank
Pearson and /. Y. Pearson. G. E.. Kluge
and George w. H. Koch. C. f.
Meyer and w. Machold, Jr., DR..
B and D. j. HuishsizqF,
Pues and W. N. Baron, L. D: O'Neili aud
c. F. Henderson, Joseph Farmer and
John Power. w. E.. Middlige and j.
Herbert Potts. Charles Robinson and
c. /. KRUGER, J. Oscar
Totten and Hudson Clarke.
BOWLING M BILLIARDS.
The bowlers kept the pin boys busy.
George Brown made 50, which puts him
in the lead with q total of 282, only IS be-
low the mazimum score and an average
of So per cent. Charles 3. Meyers is sec
ond with e74. Fred Piebes is the only
bowler who has i've scores recorded. he
has a total Of 267. He made Sc and IS last
AlSub. 1Ao OIDoE UCSb SCOIcs Hldu0 W6TS.-
D. Holcombe, so; Ike Pearson. Al and 46;
c. W. Carter, 40.
The competitions on the billiard and
pool tables were continued and it was
midnight before the ambitious PLAYERS
retired, Staples improved his record by
a run of 16 at billiards. D. P. Rolcomb
aud r. B. Carter in Glass B made niue of
9 each. Staples LEADS for the prize for
the three highest runs at pool. He made
nine of Is. 10 and II. F. w.
Smith, in Glass B, has runs
of ID and II to his credit.
at bottle pool George T. Brown put up
three big scores last night. He made
runs OF 30, 90 and q and leads. Vultee is
second with 80 and %. For the prize for
most balls on tine break. F. W. Smith,
although in Class B, is in the race. He
pocketed three balls last night on the
break. Bedle. Vultee, Hulshizer and
Leferts are tied at two each.
The athletic exhibition will be the
event this evening and Chairman Post
has promised that it will be a fac enter
tainment,