The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-28
BOWLING TOURNAMENT
For Hudson County Clubs
Preliminary Meeting
Y Last Night.
CATHOLIC CLUBS CONTESTS.
New and Old Clubs on the Alleys
Gun, Ball and Turf
Notes.


the bowling tournament for the clubs of
Hudson county at Pnilibe:t's Hall, Hud-
son street, Hobeken, last evening. John
R. Henchey of the Hoboken NeWs was
elected chairman pro tenn. aud Ii. Kill
ion of the Valencia Boat Club, secretary,
There were over 25 present, all of whom
eviuced considerable interes in the move
Eieur.
Eight clubs were entered last evening.
the limit being Is. The entered CLUBS
are:-Hudson, Valencia Boat. Nonpareil =.
Spartan. Hamilton Wheelmen. Hour,
Pioneer and Eureka.
Next Saturday evening the next meet
ing will be held ut the hall, and the last
OF the entries received.
six Irizes, to be decided upon. will be
offered. The teams will consist of ten
men esch-
The clubs will bowl on Tuesday
anu Thursday evenings, the dates to bs
announced later.
Some OF the clubs are in favor of hav-
ing the games Oh the alleys OF The several
clubs. Tier, ais my objections to
IEfs plan rs each pltys only one 9 M
and not \ series with the other competi-
tors an there would he kicking nver
dates. Then there would be growing
about some Of the alleys. where the hons
Team would he certain of victory because
familiar with the wrinkles of the alleys
if "A little eff the level. The games will
and should be rolled. as in thu past, on the
alleys of the Assembly Rooms or some
other club house where all the teams
weala he on lbe same footing.
CATHOLIC CLUBS TOURNEY
Tine Cathullc Ciu3's Sowing Commits
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Each team will bowl Two games with
each rival team making fourteen games
for each. The games Will be called
promptly at half past eight, and il any
team has less than three men present the
team will forfeit the anne Should both
teams default a defeat will Dc charged
agsinsl hosh. The players present will
bowl aud aheir scores viii count in the
average. The ten men making the high
est average will comprise tho clubs
In team. Those making the
five best totals will constitute tue
team u contests when only five mon bowl.
Those occupying from the eleventh to the
twentieth station in the average column
will be the material for the second aud in
or.ler # average will fill vac Ancies in the
first team. When a membe or two
lHemhers of q team are absent tbs team
will bow and be allowed a score OF 1875
pins for each of the aosentees. but uis
allowance will not go to the credit OF the
absentee. Each bowler to be eligible as
a candidate for a place on the team must
compete In ten games. II teams tie IN
game extra frames Will be
rolled until either the teams
hasa majority. II teams tie
or players tie for individual averages the
committee will determine If extra games
are necessary. The umpire will be sole
judge on the alleys and has authority to
disquRllfy players who violate the rules.
The runway being short, the COMMITTEES
has moved the foul line in eight Inches.
OPEEING THE ALLEYS.
The alleys ut the Peoples Palaces Will
be opened this evening with a match be-
tween teams OF five, representing the
Peoples Palace aud the Z. M. G. A. TIT
latter consists OF Ensor, Esher. Williams,
Faulkner aud Ruddick.
New pins aud new balls for the Y. M.
c. A. bowlers arrived last night. The
i've men team practissd and made splen-
did scores. kuddick went over the sec
ond century mark, and the others were
very near 1t. If they do as well tonight
their opponents will have to strike q
seventy average to wt2.i
The Y. NJ. c. A. will enter a train in
the League. 1t will form on the third
Friday III October at the rooms OF the
Twenty-third street branch
The Lincoln Club will reorganize. All
the old mem bers will bowl this season.
The Klikow Gu will have its formal
opening this evening at Muller's Kiikow
alleys.
Excelsiors will tackle the pins tonight
at Henn's alleys.
The Umslo Dogass CLUB will meet this
evening at Pohlmann's alleys.
The Full Moons will bow this evening
at Schaeken's alleys.
Pavonias will have team matches TO-
night at Muller's ALLEYS OIL PavoRia
avenue.
The Garfield Bowling Club has reor>
ganized, and Will bowl at Frendenber-
gers III Tuesday nights. Its officers
are;-President aud Treasurer, A. Wiuck-
Secretary, Ernest Albernesius; Captain,
Ad0lpii Npstler.
Tn Lincoln Club opened the season
on Tuesday night ut banners alleys on
Central avenue. Several tall totals were
ma ie IN a team battle. TIN scores:-
LESSER, 14O; Siegrist. 15e; J.. Dieckman,
178; A. Diecknan. 149: I. DiecEman, 17S,
total. 1871. Team No. 2-Henry, 1879;
Hagen, 1S4; Black. 155; Dammers, 1S7;
Schulz, 148; Lue, 1856; Leicht, 145; total.
1,124.
tiou, will bowl ut Pohlmann's GU Tues.
daV. AT the opening event a contest was
boNled between teams selected by Brac k
ner.and Mutsehler. The latter Won by 5
pins. The scores:-
Mutschler. 12l; Knowles. 167; Schafer,
us.
Brackner. 1871; Schneider. 1877; Pattberg.
1S9; Fowler, 167; Rsardon, 90. Total, 713.
Lady Eureka's Night.
Two teams Of the Eureka Ladies' Bowling
Club had an exciting match on Dammes' alleys,
Central avenue. last night. Mrs. Schroeder
captained one team and Mrs. Hammes the other.
The score was as ~follows:-
Mrs. Schroeder -. 105 Mrs. Hammes $50. 10i
Mrs. Ford.......... 103 Mrs. Vaughn. ...... 10.
Mrs. Hansen....... 90 Mrs. Lohsen.. ....... 81
Mrs. Baden. So. $50. 81 Miss l.. Bernhard. y:
Mrs. Z. Hartwich.. 96 Mrs. Holstein -. Z.