The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-06
strikes. Spares and Breaks.

EATtukuAuu, LUfs 6axtGT, lUo. 1OIAl. 0S4. .
Team No s-Muiler, l57; Van Keuren, 1855;
McNamee, 1853; Walsh, 1856. Total, $40.
Strikes. Spares and Breaks.
A the reorganization of the Mohawk Bowl
Ing Club the following officers were elected:-
President, Charles Zschuinmel: Vice President,
Theodore Keller; Secretary, Frank Dsiargey;
Treasurer, Fred. Mende.
the Assembly Rooms. Hoboken, to complete
arrangements for the county tournament.
There are u few vacancies to be filled.
1egtenias bowl tonight at Henn's alleys.
Boyds at Browns, jubilee at Muiler's, Pavonla
avenue: Pioneer at Kesser's, Spheroid at
schuIken's aud Friday Night at Arioo Club,
the Arion clubhouse this afternoon:
Teams B and G and teams G and II of the
Catholic Club Will bowl this evening.
Gun and Target.
Excelsior Gun Club viii shoot this AFTERNOON
at the targets of the Greenville Schuetzen
Park. =
These scores were made Wednesday night by
e46; Fisher. 2s9; Kloepping. 249; Miller, 237;
Dewey, els; Kruse, 1888; Vanderheyden, gel; H
T. Meyer. a1s; Peters, 23a; Meyer. s39; G. Will,
2lS; Coll, $50; Liell, 233.
Wheeling Notes.
The Jersey City A. C. Wheelmen will run 10
Orange tomorrow afternoon.
Catholic Club Cyclers will have an all day run
on Sunday. They will go to Williamsbridge, aud
will leave the club house at {. 80 In the morning.
The Hamilton Wheelmen moved into their
new quarters on the Hackensack PLANK
Road. on Wednesday night and had a house
warming.
Zimmerman won his one hundreth first prize
this season at Freehold yesterday. He won the
cap. 10 the latter he had to ride hard all the
way to beat Banker and Willis of the Eliza oeth
wheelmeu. The time was 5 minutes 7 rs
seconds.
The Hudson County whselmeu will have q
run on Sunday to Coney Island. They will start
from the club house at 9 A. NJ.
Tyler smashed three records yesterday at
Springfield. He lowered the time for a half,
three quarters and a mile from a standing start.
His time was 32 seconds at the first quarter,
LOG at the half, 1.30 3-5 at the three quarters
previous records, made by Windle. were 1903 l5
for a half mile, 1.4 for three quarters and
2.05 25 for a mile.
johnson mas admitted that he did not ride the
fast miles credited to him on the kite track.
Football.
The delegates from three colleges which are
to form a new football league met at the Aston
House, New York, on Wednesday. There were
present Messrs. Coyne and Field from Stevens,
Edwards and Ormsby from Lafayette, and
Blackwell and Denise from Rutgers. The name
given the league was the Middle States Football
League. The constitution will be that Of the
intercollegiate Football Association, modified to
suit the needs. One game will be played with
o@Sh oo4ioSo ms VEST 1ue toiloWi1g ID nut
gers correct schedule: October IA, Rutgers VS..
New York Athletics, at New York: October 81,
Rutgers vs.. Stevens, at New Brunswick: Octo.
Der go, Rutgers VS.. Orange Athletics, at Orange;
November II. Rutgers vs.. Lafayette, at Easton
leaguep; November 10, Rutgers VS.. West Po int,
at West Point; November 70, Rutgers vs.. Penn
~sylvania State College, at State College. Pa.
The otner league game, Lafayette vs.. Stevens,
will be played at Hobokeu on November s.
Hasbrouck Institutes football team will play
the Orange Athletic Club team at Oakland
Park tomorrow afternoon. The Hasbruck
players are:-Richard and Peter Bentley, John
and Dan Toffey, George aud Al Case. Fred
Feury, win Lyons. Charles Bumpstead, Koontz
and Mortimer Chiffon.