The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-19
STRIKES, SPARES AND BREAKS.

Eowlers Favor More Home Ga mes and
Less League Contests.
It is rumored that Ed Schultz, one of
the Big Five of the Jersey City A. CPS
bowlers. will bowl with the New Jersey
A. C.'s team this season.
The bowlers Of the Palma and Jersey
City A. c. are of the opinion that leagues
were too numerous last season. They will
probably only take part in the champion
ship games of one. They are in doubt
whether to go into the Association with
teams of ten or the Union or the League
with five men teams.
Jim Newkirk has put up 222 on the
Jersey City A. C.3s alleys. His average
this season has been close to $50.
There is talk of forming a number of
clubs in the Jersey City A. c., one for
each night in the week, and then having q
tournament of these clubs. The Bowling
Committee of the Jersey City A. C. has
not arranged the programme for the
opening.
The Afternoon Club of the Jersey City
A. G. will be r~eorganized.
The entries are coming in fast for the
Palma Clubs hidden treasure tourney
next week.
Several new men will bowl in the
champion teams this season.
The HUDSON County Wheelmen will
have a bowling team in the Wheelmen's
League.
The notice has not been sent out for
the initial meeting of either the Athletic
Bowling Association, Athletic League or
Wheelmen's League.
The warm weather has delayed the
opening of several alleys.
The Bowling Union may give it's own
prizes this season.
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the Jersey City League as there was. It
may be revived when it becomes cool
enough to bowl with comfort. just now
1t is like hard work.
The Empires will begin tomorrow
night at Henn's alleys.
The Hour Club has re-organiZed and all
its old members will again bowl with it
this season.
Wheeling Notes.
The Palma Wheelmen had q charming
day yesterday for their run to Pompton.
The boys had a jolly time.
The Jersey City A. G. wheelmen will
take a trip to Orange this afternoon.
The j Jersey City A. C.'s wheelmeu will
have a bowling team in the Wheelmen's
Bowling League this season. They will
make a strong effort to have the teams
cut down from eight men to five. Star
rett. Scudder and Newkirk will be in the
team.
A meeting OF the Racing Board of the
League of American Wheelmen will be
held at Chicago on October 20. The meet
ing has been called by Chairman Raw
mond for the purpose of clearing up all
the Racing Board matters which have
neen submitted to the Board during the
summer season.
p. H. Hornbrook and Percy Sliger Of
Elm Grove. w. Va, have been declared
professionals for competing for cash
prizes.
For taking part In unsanctioned races
a suspension of sixty days has been
placed upon G. Simmsrling. W. Giles,
I. WendZinski. Fl. Jannsen, F. Wilson.
F. Morris, P. Schimel and VI. H. Tyler Of
Milwaukee.
The application of H. @. Croker, the
well known professional, for ruinstate-
ment has been refused.
The subject of prizes is likely to receive
some discussion at the October meeting
OF the Racing Board. The members real
re That some action should be taken in
the prize matter, and 1t is probable that
they will use their efforts to restrict tn
prize rule to a certain valuation.
Bowling Bouts.
Tommy Kelly Of Hoboken, is
matched to fight Andy Bowen ten rounds
at the Manhattan A. C. next Saturday
night. He will meet Billy Wallace of the
Hogan A. C.. at the Lyceum Opera
House tomorrow night.
Griffin and Lynch will meet next Mon
day night before the Coney Island Club.
Griffin is the favorite. There will be a
double attraction as Sam Kelly and Bob
Cunningham will have a ten round
bout.
The Beehive A. C. expects to have a
score OF good bouts at its boxing tourney
on October z.
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