The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-24
BIG BOWLING TOURNEY.
Twenty-Five Teams Meet al the
Plattdeutsche Picnic.

The closing day OF lne SAeee
deutsche festival at the Union Hlh
Schuetzen Park was marked with a CLUB
bowling contest, in which twenty w
club teams participated. The F1deila
team of Hoboken captured first prize
with the handsome total of 1852. The
Spartans were second with a score OF
asa. In the individual tourney Charles
Wilckes won first prize with a score Of
Ill. Joe Thum of the Spartans was sec3
ond with 10S, and A. Paulson of the Fl
delias third with 1O7. Inc scores III the
team tourney follow
Norddeutscher Bowling Club No. I'll.
F. Schuette, 26; C. Vogt, 45; H. kallen-
berg, As; Hickman, 46; zimmerman d.
Jolly Bowling Club No. III. Precht,
70; G. Wilhelm, Il: C.; Stern 81; J. Meyer
n. L~igenhauser. g. Total 500. rorn,r
1o6; G. j. SPAIN. 81; H. Boemmaermann'
los; M. SPAIN, n; L.. Gordon, %. Iotal'
Excelsior Bowling Club No. 2-N. Gun
Their. II: F. Hoops, 49,; H. Hesse, 80; F.
Lange, IS; A. Liss, 65. Total, 1892 -.
Empire Bowling Club-La Due, 80;
schmitt, So; Labusohr. e; Kleppe, So;
Confectioners' Bowling Cube: Cordes,
81; c. Brinckmann, 70; j.. Wilckens, IS;
J.. Wellenbrock, So; J. TONES, 45 Total,
Williamsburgh Plattdeutsche BoYling
Club-Buchhoiz, 81; Sengstark, 78; Broe-
kade, 81; Meyer, rs; Daily. 60. Total
Rosedale Bowling Cube. sievers. 81;
H. Hinck, 49,; D. Frercks, 80; A. Schuldt,
So; A. Sievers, 66. Total, 1863.
West Chore, Bowling Club No. l-Hol-
y Winl 81 g.; p Ms 7 So 6; T PeR1Iea4s; 7' 7l' Teppen-
Orchard Bowling Club-C: Wilckens.1 II;
ke1, y; H. Buehhol7, s.. Total ea,, Al; 70.
q; t z. schblf ms mi Il. Total, 2ss.
Fidelia Bowling, Clubs. Holdeans, 1q1I;
Kibbei, S.; 4. Pauison, 1o7: Total, 4s2.
Pleasure Bowling Club-C. Flugge, 7S;
l.. Hollers "A; R, Rose, 6S; c. Stelling, rs;
Lorsch. so; Total. 354 D.
| O~tterSburger Bowling Club. Harneit,
IS; +. Schweibert, 81; p. Nahrmann, g.;
J. Nahrmann, 100; H. sFrercks, 3d. Total,
West Side Bowling Club, F BraueT,
ing, 81. H. schmrlt, IS; Total. SS1
J. N RrBz' S.; H. E ReMiig g; q elu Rid HGi an
Sc; H. Hoik, n; H. suesens, 81: Total, $3.50.
Hudson Bowling Club. H. Cordes,
80; .; Burfeind, lo7; F. Holtermann, 7S;
West Shore Bowling cfdb No. 2-Hager-
stsfts 4s IS; A a E 81 Is. T Tetais ss7. TO-
Atalanta Bowling Club-Hass, 81;
eerdes, SO; Hanschen, 80; Bulls, Sc;
Huessman. IS. Total. 1856.
schwacke' IS; II. Vorrath, 107. Total, 454.
Excelsior Bowling Club No. 1-G.
Feldhgsens; 7; H: aeinck e s.; F F; Gra #
Fifth Ward Bowling Club-H. Win
tsl 20 Co. F% apll. &; mu3 # To to; J. $50 Naekie'
Eagle Bowling Club-Charles Walton,
SO; f. Muller, 81: G. H. Muller, So; C.
Meyerhim, &c; H. Meyer, rs. Total, S46.
Diamond Chips.
The following communication from the
Manager of the Independent Baseball
Club of Railway, explains itself:-"In
a game of baseball between the Cootes
of Jersey City and the Independents of
Railway, i (which the former claim to
nave won by 8 to 0. The Cootes were
in the rear of the procession by the score
u to 10, two out, and no one on base,
when the dispute arose, and they, and
think it was a very childish thing for
them to impose upon you and your
readers, but of course they have a repu-
tation (?) to uphold and did not want the
public to know that they received their
first defeat as well as a good drubbing
from a team, the Oldest player of whom
| is tWenty-tnre6, anu the youH6SoI a
schoolboy of sixteen. They come to
Railway next month nnamn1aa t tbd Play Y t z ret bagf
rs the local papers will not chronicle
the fact that we beat them by 9 to o."
FRANK P. PRICE,
Manage Independent B. B. G."
The Young Greenvilles will cross bats
with the Young Belmonts on. the Puri-
tan's grounds tomorrow morning.
The New Yorks took another leap up
ward yesterday and crawled to within
nine points of the Baltimores. Following
are the scores of the League games-
New York, s; Louisville, 4. Cincinnati, 10;
Brooklyn, 2. Boston, u; Cleveland, 10.
Philadelphia, 9; Pittsburg, a. st. Louis,
To-; Baltimore, 6. Washington, IA; Chi
cago, 8.
who helned the Ironsides of Newark de-
feat the Brooklyn League team recently
is now wanted in Meriden, Conn, to play
on the local team there. # the ANTE is
sufficiently large Clare will go. =,
st. Nicholas Literary Union team will
cross bats with the Speedways of New
York ON the InSpection grounds Sunday.