The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-17
BOWLING BREAKS
Catholic Club Teams Are
Now in the HomestTetch
The Leaders.
HIGH ROLLING IN A TOURNAMENT
Lady Holzhackers' Last Frame
Target and Trap-Wheel,
Ring and Bat Notes.
HIGH ROLLING IN A TOURNAMENT

The Catholic Clubs team bowling tourna-
ment viii close in a few days. Relish and
Hogan look like sure winners. They have
only one game to capture to. corral the prize,
and if they lose the two games they have TO
play they can only be tied, and the three
competing teams must win all. The leaders
have won eleven games and lost one. The
second place Is occupied by e. Riordan and
Donelan and O'Connell and Smathurst with
nine victories and three revorses. They
have two games to play. The last named
team made 4 long jump last night. They
won a game by capital bowling and caught
another by forfeit. Burns and prior have q
chance, They have lost three games, but
have -four to play. Only one set OF games
was bowled last night and two games settled
it. the weak men on the two teams did re-
markable work, especially Smathurst, who
sent his average up many points. He had
only one break in enc game and almost
touched the two hundred notch, In the
second game he had but two breaks ana
made q fine score. He made a number or
pretty spares and had a total of eleven for the
two games. His partner, O'Connel kept over
the average mark and the team scores were
Isl ~ - q 4fO IA IAh@ AAob -atNc
and 1854 il the second. Van Buskirk bowled
steadily and well. and he is now prominent
as a candidate for the clubs championship
team next season. His partner, Tom
O'Brien, who used to be one of the best
bowlers in the city, slumped badly and kept
the team average below $50. OBrien did
well in the spare column, but his totals were
exceedingly light for enc SO skilful- Moran
and Shields did not respond at roll call, and
the two teams on deck took victory, each by
forfeit. The score:-
somas / - Ise u Van Baskirk l 60 ~ ~
Totals ........alS s9 Totals .....2 sa eSs
Tall totals and big averages have been at
tanned in the individual tournament on
Wendt's alleys. The second century line
has been passed a half dozen times. and many
scores in the nineties and eighties have been
made. The scores of the lenders are
F@ressel. 22, 202, 100, 1872.
Vottler, 203, 900, 1913, 1S2.
Kuncken, POP, 1888, 1872. 1S9.
Van Etten, 201, 1877, 191, 1s9.
Dodd, 1871, 1874, 1S9, 1877.
Virgins, 193, 1872. 179, 178.
RoDb, 1875. III, 176.
Barclay, 1872, 1853, I65, 1862.
Kniffen, 1872, 16S. 167, 1G5.
Sponr, ITO, 16S, 167, 1877.
LADY HOLZHACKERS' Asst RAM
The Lady Holzhacker Bowling Club
closed the season last night with bowling
for prizes. Everyone received a prize, but
the prettiest were a set of dishes won by
Mrs. Bodenstein, a piano lamp by Mrs. Hol-
stein, and a toilet set by Mrs. Kollisch. The
class medals were won by Mrs. Rehm with
l07, Mrs. Bodenstein with 20, and Mrs.
Mahnken with IS. The bowlers had a sup
per and a happy time The scores in the
prize bowling were:-Mrs. Bodenstein, l0j;
Mrs. Hortsman, 101; Mrs. Kollisch, 49,: Mrs.
Mahnken, 90; Mrs. Rehm, 90; Mrs.
Bergman, IS; Mrs. Erxmeyer, Sc;
Mrs. Schumap, "a; Mrs. Moller. IA, Mrs.
Jensen, "A. Mrs. Meyer, 70; Mrs. Tietjen, 60;
Mrs. Berg, IS; Mrs. Glaab, 60; Mrs. Boil
linger, SO; Mrs. Cordts, Sc.
ERGEN OWLED.
The Bergens bowled last night at Hennls
alleys, and made the following scores in the
rubber
Team No. 1-Heintze. 1870; Earle, 1863;
Reumpler. 1852; O'Donnell, 1914; Simon, 1856;
Atkinson, us; Jeffries, SO. Total, $1,000.
Team No. 2-Bundy, 157; Muller. 15S; Gal
lery, 1888; Burke, 1852; Otto, ISL; Mining,
147; Ludlow, 1852 Total, 1,150.