The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-03-13
NOT AFRIENDLY LEAGUE
They We're Shut Out of the
Greenville-
Combine.
JERSEY CITY Y.M.C A. TEAM
captures the League Honors-
Palma's Pool Tourney.

The story which was published exclu-
siyely in THE JERSEY CITY NEWS on
Saturday concerning the row IN tns
Greenyille- Bayonne Amateur boWun9
League, caused considerable excitement
in GreenviIle athletic circles. Inc MAJ
ter was discussed in all the athletic clubs,
and it is very doubtful II another DowilnR
league will be organized in years IN
Greenvills.
Another meeting of the League Was
held on Saturday evening &C M~etropoilta
Hall and it was even a more exciting
session that that of THURSDAY esenins.
Ibe delegates of the Friendly BowIlng
Club were on hand, determined TO ngbt
the matter to the bitter ena, iney
fought, and hard too. but 1t avalieu hosn-
ing; they were showed unuer.
UPRoARIoUs PROCEEDINGS.
President Frederick Schultz, OF tne
GARFIELD A. c., called the meeting 70
order and announced that the nrsg ousi-
ness to be considered would be the Lsague
championship matter. A metlon was az
once made that an entirely new series OF
games be arranged. IL was quicAly SEC
onded and then there was war.
The Friendly CLUBS delegates Jumped
up from their seats and made a vigorous
aThls is manifestly unfair" said the
spokesman of the delegation. and II
this motion is passed the Friendly bsWl-
ing Club will resign from Inc
This threw the meeting into an uDroar.
Every delegate present was excited ana
such an exciting scene was never oeIore
witnessed in Greeavtlle. Chairman
SCHULTZ almost split the gavei IN his
efforts to regain order. After oonsiuef-
able difficulty order was restored Il Inc
motion was put before me mousse anS
curtains Iroquois n Garflelds All voeea
in favor of the motion. The Fr1enanes,
of course, voted in the negative.
The carving of the motion caused
another uproar. The Friendly delegates
hastily penned a resignation, presented u
and left che room very unoeremohaoasly.
LEFT OUT ENTIRELY.
This did not worry the other delegates
In the least, and they arranged q
leaving out the Friendlies entirely. me
schedule was adopted. and tcniRnt lnS
new series will opsn at Metropolitan Hail
alleys. The contesting teams VIII Pc gne
GarieIds and Puritans. Tn frienolies
will be on hand. TOO, ana enere "A1 ~
deHbt be an exciting In c.A
The members OF tins Friendly Cluo de-
clare they will get square M Gay OF
one of the delegates, when interviewed
BIZ a reporter OF THE JERSEY CITY NEWS
yesterday, said:-"We have been nosS
shamefully treated and we Will retaifage
as soon as an opportunity presents itself.
The other delegates say that the Frlend!y
Club is afraid to meet the other clubs In
the league again. but we VIII
show them that we are not aIralo
to meet them by challenging the
winning team in che league TO bowl
a match game. I am satisfied tnat the
Friendly team can hold it's own with n
team In that league. We did not thfnkft
lust to roll an entire new series, and so
we refused to take part in hes SERIES"
The other clubs in the League fear that
the Friendlies will attend all the match
games and attempts to create disturb
Hnces.
The Filoramo medal for the man max
ing the highest average was awarded to
William Franz, OF the Puritans, who se-
nred an average score of III.