The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-14
FAITHFUL FIVE.
Iron Cross Team WINS Three Short, But
Bowled.

Iron Cross Team Was Three Short, Bat
Bowled.
The interest of the bowlers OF the Iron
Cross team in the Hobokeu tourney
games has vanished. They could muster
only five men but the five bowled. They
did no worse than the full team as the
club has an unbroken string Of defeats
They have lost seven. They gave the
Friendship team the victory. The
score:-
Friendship B. C.-Lieben. 142; Wenat,
1913: Sachan, 1853; Nerdhaus. 1s6; Norden-
holz, ia; L. Schoenfeld, ITO; A.. Schoen-
field, 1856; Bryan, Ill. roial. 81. 165;
Iron Cross B. C.-Stalling. 119; Davis,
asS; Weiuhardt. 12s; Pierson. 100; Bran
tigan, 1875. Total. $40.
The Atlantic Boat Club was treated to
q surprise. They imagi ned they had a
s'cinchu with the Night Owl team, but
were beaten by SO pins, The scorer
Night Owls b. C.~-Burckhardt, $50;
Pulls, 143; Smith. 1863; Ram. 100. Johnson.
l21; Pranee, 100; Meyer, 1877; Bever. 147.
Total, 1.176.
Atlantic Boat Club-Sagendorf, 1l2: P.
Bever, 1877; Yutte. 10: Bergman. 1919;
Brandt, 1916; Vottler, 100: Jaeger, 176,
Huesman, 1877. Total, 1.137.
The record of the clubs in the tourna-
ment is experimentation A. G. and
Holzhacker, won 9 and lost l; Atlantic
Bowling Club, won 5. lost 2; Spartan.
won 4. lost 2; Friendship. won 6, lost 3;
Atlantic Boat Club and Night Owls. won
B. lost 4; Hour. won 4, lost 5: Hoboken,
Phoenix and Turn Verein. won 2, lost 9,
and Iron Cross, won 0, lost Z.
Y. M. C. A. League.
The Yorkville team in Section A bowl
ed last night the games with Harlem
postponed from December %. They each
won a game. The Yorkvilles put up a
fine total, Clinch contributed 2O1
in the first game and won
by 147 pins. In the second game Stump
tel excelled Clinch's handsome total, but
Christman found eight breaks and the
Harlems won by 9 pins. 1t was a streak
OF hard luck. The scores:-
YorkviIIe-Cramer. 100; Craftsman, 1877:
Clinch. 201; Vogel, 1854; Stumpfel, l23.
Harlem-Newkirk, 14S; Baldwin. 131;
Church. 1888; Eagleson, AS; Breen. 1855.
Total, sos.
Yorkville-Cramer, 149; Christman, ia;
Cliuch, 167; Vogel, l3S; Stumpfel. 207.
Harlen-Newkirk. ISL: Baldwin, 1853;
Church. 1874; Eogleson. $50; Breen, 16l.
Total. 784.
Boat Clubs Team Won Again.
The Newark Bay Boat Clubs team won
another championship game in the Bay
pune League series last night. They
defeated the Bayonne Bowling Clubs
team by $50 pine, The score:-
Bayonne Bowling Club-E. Seymour,
1872: E. E. Stockton. 95; r. Bennett, lis:
J.5F. Van Winckle, 100; N. Ballard, lis;
r. Harris. 100; w. Worden. 1917: w. H.
Capes. 154: w. J. Brown, 1877; P. Butcher,
13S. Total, 1908.
Newark Bay Boat Club-W. S. Mac
kellar. 172; o. j. Ramsdell, 167; F. C.
Dewey, 146; j.. w. Clarke, 1859; J. N.
Murphy, 1854; J. Thomas. 146; ]. c. Bou-
ION, III; E W. Snyder, 122; G.. Brown, 14o.
Total. ], 53S.
Curlers' -Four Hundred.
One of the grandesh meetings Of curriers'
thai has ever been held was the reunion
at the Hoboken Rink yesterday, under
the auspices OF the New York Thistle
CARING Club. Four hundred curriers'
were present, and the Jersey City Club
was well represented. In fact every club
iu this vicinity had large delegations,
and even the Utica Club sent a dozen.
40 q ~ ~ ofoh -yrac orronrad Thnu had