The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-26
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STRIKES. SPARES AND BREAKS.

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STRIKES. SPARES AND BREAKS.
The Athletic Bowling League; Annual
Mesting-Local Clubs.
Hour Bowling Club will organize tn is
evening.
BouIevards bovlsd last night at Frsu-
denberger's alleys.
The Hamilton Wheelmen will probably
enter a team in the Wheslmen's Bowling
League. Its team bowls on Monday
nights at Haas alleys. Union Hill.
A meeting Will be held at the Assembly
Rooms, Hoboken, tomorrow night for
the purpose of arranging a ournamen
IL will be open to all clubs In the county
aud no entrance fee will be charged.
The bowling season has opened IN
| North Hudson and all the alleys lave
been engaged.
Many interesting games have oeen
rolled on the Nonpareil alleys.
The lady bowlers are partial to
day. There are three clubs com pose
| exclusively OF women in the Hudson City
section, and all bowl on that day. The
Old Maids bowl on the Arion Clubs
alleys, Lady Pioneers at Pohlmaun's and
| Lady Eurekas at banners Central al
leys.
The Lady independents will reorganize
and will bowl at Colonel Browns. Court
House alleys.
from the Amateur Bowling Association.
1t was a charter member OF the orgapizl-
ton, but the game is now dead. Carter,
| Hathawa Vultee, Clarke, Gousill and
the other experts are at the CLUB
house. but never suggest q game now.
The committee does not anticipate a
revival this season. and only W alleys
will be kept open.
The Friday Night Club of the Arions
started the season last Friday. As an
incentive tae club has purchased a hand
some and costly set of writing utensils OF
silver and ebony. as a prize to he pre-
scented TO the bowler making the best
average during the season. Scherer IL
well for u rusty bowler. He rolled 209;
Ackermau ran up 1873.
Hem is bowling in fine form. lis
dropped the pins for Oil at the meeting
of the Tentonias. He closed with three
strikes and beat ex-Alderman Stettmau
for the medal in the last frame. Tut
latter had 1893.
This workmen who are putting the
alleys of the Catholic Club in shape have
not matcrlalized since Saturday, when
they left two of the alleys covered with
shgvinRs. They have been nearly a fort
night in doing the work and have flashed
only two OF the six alleys. 1t is said there
Is a great demand for this class OF
mechanics despite the alleged hard times.
Ed Schultz. of the Jersey City A. C.'s
Big Five. will. it Is rumored, bowl this
season with the New Jersey A. C.'s team
This rumor has been current at the open
ing OF every season for three years.
The postponed meeting OF the Athletic
Bowling League was held at the Astor
House yesterday afternoon. Tn csc were
the delegates wlo assembled in Parlor
Il to discuss the Leagues position
during the coming season:-L. N. Irving,
Orange A. c.; A. Hopper, North End A,
C.; P. Pepin. Elizabeth A. c.; j. B.
Thompson and Z E. Wool, Rosevi lie A.
A.; Ed Shu.tz, Jersey CITY A. G E. c.
BlackGurst and Frank j. KluRe,
New York A. c.. and H. l.
Schneider. Montclair A. c.. There
disbandment OF the Manhattan Athletic
Club. Four candidates for this vacancy
are III the alleys. They are the Columbia
Club of Hoboken, the New jersey A g..
the Oriuani Field Club of Hackensack.
n the Astoria A.C. of Astoria. These
clubs must file their applications with
the Secretary before the next meeting of
the league. which is scheduled for Octo-
Der 2 at five O'Clock. at the Asror House.
The election of officers for the ensuing
year gave the Presidency again to j. Z.
G. Blackhursr. New York A.C., and Q.
D. Taylor Of the Roseviile A.A. was
chosen Secretary and Treasurer. The
Executive Committee WAS appointed as
follows: Rd. ShultZ, A. HppUer and l..
n. Irving. This committee will also draw
up the schedule am just as soon as
the vacancy existing in the League Is
filled. The applications of the four clubs
which appear as candidates tor the
vacancy will be acted upon at next Mon :
days meeting.