The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-16
BOWLING FOR HOuORS.
How the Local Teams Stand
in the Several
Leagues.
TWO OF THEM ARE LEADERS,
Quaker City Boxers and Wrestlers
Boastful-Football Play
ers Hurt.

The honors in the first section OF the Z.
NJ. G. A. League may come to this CITY
The local team now leads with ID victories
and 5 defeats. The Institute and YORK
vile teams are close. If the home team
bowls in the same form it has recently 1t
will undoubtedly win. 1t made a poor
start, but has received and is doing
splendid work now. The record OF this
section is, Jersey City. won 10. lost .;
Yorkville. won 12. lost 6; Institute. won 8,
lost 5; Twenty-third Street, won 8. lost o;
Harlem, won 9, lost z; Mott Haven. won
6, lost 5; Bedford, won z, lost Z; Madison
Avenue, WOE 5. lost z; Central, won 5, lost
9; Washington Heights, won none and
lost IA.
In section B the Jersey City team is not
doing as well. Harlem leads with
eleven games won and three lost. Jersey
City has Won ten and lost eight. The
records of this section are Imperfect as
the team scorers have watched TO send In
the scores to Secretary StarmpfeL.
In the W~heeimen'S League the Jersey
City "A. C.'S team is second to the Allan
tic Wheelmen. II the Jersey City boys
win the game next Wednesday night at
Railway they will undoubtedly lie the
NAG Ocho AAAoa RANNS-
has three other games to play. TWO OF
these are home game against the Atlantas
and Brooklyn Bicycle Club. They BOWL
n game in the Manhattan alleys, but as
the Manhattans have not won a game u
is extremely improbable that they Will
break the record when they meet the
Jersey City team. The jersey City team
has defeated the Atlantas. The record OF
the League is:-Atlanta, won 5 lost l;
Jersey City A. c., won 4 lost 2; Brooklyn
B. c., Won 8 lost 2; Union County Road
sters. won 8 lost 3; Elizabeth A, O., won .
lost 4; Manhattan B. c., won 0 lost 5.
In the Athletic League the Jersey City
A. G. team Is fourth, with nine victories
and eleven defeats. New York A. G.
leads, with seventeen won and three
lost, Manhattan Athletic Club is second,
with fourteen won and six lost. ana hose
vile third, with thirteen won and seven
lost. The Jersey City team is out OF the
face for the prizes.
In the preliminary tournament of the
American Amateur Bowling Union the
New Jersey Bowling Club leads in Its
section with three victories and no de-
feats. Oritani, Columbia aud Arlington
have each won one and lost two.
In the HoboKen tourney the Holzhacker
and Union A. Y. Teams led with 6 vic
tories and 1 defeat. The record of the
other teams ts:-Atlantic, Won s, lost Q;
Spartan. won 4. lost 2; Friendship, won 6,
lost 8; Atlantic Boat Club, won 5, lost 4;
Night Owls. won 5. lost 4; Hour, won 4,
lost 3; Hoboken Turn Verein and Phoenix,
won 2. lost 6; Iron Cross. won 0, lost z.
The New Jersey A. C. leads In the
Amateur Association with Z victories and
l defeat. Elizabeth A. G. Is a close
second with 6 victories and 1 defeat.
Newark Bay Boat Club and Riverside
have each won 4 and lost 4, Oritanf has
won 8 and lost 4, Westfield has won 8 and
lost 8, and Columbia has lost 8 and won
pone.
The recent squirt of the Newark BAY
Boat Club has brought it up to even
terms with the Pamrapo A. c. In the
championship contests of the Bayonne
League. Each has won 4 and lost 2. The
3ayonne B. G. has won 8 and lost 3, and
the Rowing and Athletic Association has
won 1 and lost5.