The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-26
UNIONS FOUR EY.


The Iyanhoe Team Has a Faint Hope
Of winning the Honors.
The Ivanhoe team may have q chance
Of winning the championship honors Of
the American Amateur Bowling Union.
Il wound up its regular schedule last
night, and defeated the Montgomery aud
Standard teams. These victories give the
Ivanhoe team a record of ten games won
and four lost. If either leaders fail to
win both games on Thursday night then
the Ivanhoes will be on even terms with
them. The America M Manhattan A.
c. bowlers have a chance OF equaling the
lvanhoe's record. The scores were as
FIRST GAME.
Montgomery b. ca. F. Quimby. 1856;
lavender, 1854; Browe, 1856; A. 5. Quimby,
155; Preston, 159. Total. S02.
, Standard B. C.-Thompson, 100: Mclean.
175; Du Barry, 146; Shaw, 142; Vallender.
1853. Total. 7s2.
sEcoND GAME.
Ivanhoe B. C.-Diedrick, 1874; Sie!ken.
202; King. 1879; Fuessel. 179; Baldwin,
19l. Total, S95.
Montgomery B. CA. F: Qumby. 1859;
Lavender. 1885: Browe, 157: A. S. Quimby,
100; Preston, 166. Total, 725.
THIRD GAME.
Ivanhoe e.. C.-Diedrick, $50; Sielken,
1862; King, 161; Feussel, $50; Baldwin, 1877.
Total, $50.
Standard B.. C~.-Thompson, ISL; Nc
Lean. 1853: DuBarry. 1888: Shaw, 142; Val
lender. LAG. Total. 755.
Strikes, Spares and Breaks.
An army Of clubmen and bowlers
from this city will be at the Union
Market alleys on Thursday night when
rho n N n ~ tho Tarear Citv A ~ Do1ypo
md Phoenix will meet. The Jerseymen
will root for the athletes.
Sam Hathaway and Ed. Vultee will
bowl with the Palma team on Thursday
night. Charley Meyer is Ill and Entrup is
to wed a Harlem belle. -.
The Hudson County tournament will
close tomorrow night at the Assembly
Rooms. Hoboken.
The Boyds and the Independents Of New
ark will meet in the deciding game of the
series next Monday night at Muller's al
ieys. Each has won a game.
The attendance at the meeting of the
Afternoon Club of the Jersey City A.. G.
is not what 1t was.
Ritter was beaten by Thum and Thyme
last night in the Individual championship
tourney and Thum beat Thyme.
1enny Club bowlers tonight at Muller's
villes at Metropolitan Hall, Empire at
Henn's, Saengertunds ut Wersebe's,
Humors at Fuller's, Lincoln at Whites
and FIR INK at Franks alleys.
The teams of the Manhattan A. c..
Waverly aud New York A. c. will meet
tonight in the Unions tournament.
THE Harlem and Madison Avenue YIN.
C. A. teams bowl in che League series to-
morrow night at the Madison avenue
alleys.
Switchboard Match,
The battle between Duke and Waldron
as partners against Fitzsimmons and
Barnes for the amateur championship of
Hudson county for team work was holly
contested last night at Archie Dukes. 1t
terminated In q surprise. The victory
went to Duke and partner. Although
the work OF both Barnes and Ftzsim-
mons was brilliant at times, they sue
cumbed to the steady and clever showing
of the weights by the star performer,
"Archie" Duke. He played The game OF
his life and to him alone can be
Waldron played a very pretty game.
Barnes put up a wonderfully strong game.
aud could probably have won had his
partner, Fitz, been more careful. At the
critical stag of the game when having
his pins in position sufficiently good to
opening for his opponent to draw up,
which opportunity Duke accepted every
time. Another series will be played as
each team has o a series.
Decoration Day Race.
The Executive Committee appointed by
the Metropolitan Association of Cycling
Clubs to arrange for the IrviDgton Mil
burn road race met yesterday, The
Metropolitan Association Of Clubs as
sumo entire charge of the race. There
VIII be no change IN the course. The
rice viii be run, as in former years, upon
the Milburn, N. j., course on Decoration
d v.
The advisability of limiting the num-