The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-05
BOYDS AND BERGENS
average Scores of the Bowl
ers ofthe Two Clubs
This Season.
JERSEY YACHTS WON THREE PRIZES
In the Brooklyn Clubs Regatta
Princeton Beat Brown-Ath-
letic and Wheel Notes.
JERSEY YACHTS WON THREE PRIZES

The Bergen Bowling Club will close its
season next Wednesday night with a ban
quet. The bowling is over. Earle is high
man, with the splendid average of 1S4 in
1856 games. His bowling was only a shade
better than tina of ex-Sherlf Heintze, who
had 1873 and a large fraction. Bundy and
Fish landed in the seventies, and eight
reached the sixty block. Seventeen men,
bers were over the 15o mark, and seyen be-
ginners dropped under the average Surro-
gate O,Neil distinguished himself by failing
to bowl a game with the club during the
season. The record follows
Earle, 1876 games, 24,s41 pins, 1S4 average
Heintze, 1l9 games, 21,s15 pins, 1873 aver
Bundy, go games, 1880 pins, 172 average.
Fish. IL games, 1882 pins, III average.
Mount, 81 games, 5,l65 pins, 166 average.
Gallery, 125 games, 20,562 pins, 14 aver
6'Donnell, los games, 1919 pins, 1853
Ruempler, II games, 1854 pins. 1853 aver
age.
Boyd, GO games, 10, 1902 pins, 162 average.
Redgrave, 20 games, 1928 pins, 1852 aver
Del orme, SO games, $3.50 pins, l6l aver
Muller. 10 games, 1886 pins, 161 average.
Ludlow, 40 games, 6,3A pins, 15S average.
RingIe. IA games, 11.602 pins, 1855 average.
Burke, 70 games, 12,271 pins, 155 average.
Simon, 50 games. 12,553 pins, l54 average.
Griffith, Is games, 2, 723 pins, Isl average.
Otto, II ganes 10,267 pins, 142 average.
Wilson, l game, III pins, 14l average.
King, 63 games, $40 pins, I5s average.
Manning, So games, 7,124 pins, 134 aver
age.
Atkinson, 81 games, 6.s46 pins, 1s1 aver
age.
Mannion, 8 games, 339 pins, 113 average.
Je.fries, Is games, 1900 pins, 100 average.
The club will have its annual outing on
Wednesday, June 20.
BOYD
The John Boyd Bowling Club opened its
season on September l and closed on Decor
alton Day. Edward j. Riorian, the Score
tary, has prepared the table of averages.
Henry Hawiey leads. He made the excel
lent total of III. Ten of the bowlers struck
or excelled the $50 mark. John Doran was
the greatest enthusiast. He took part In III
games. Colonel Brown was only one game
behind him. Daum, Fernane and Kelly
rolled in over a hundred games. The chief
absentee was Henry Simon who BOWED IN
only . games. The club enrolled a dozen
new members. The record follows
Henry Hanley, 81 games. 1885 pins, III
average.
Johs Muller, II games, 1862 pins, 1853
average.
Ferdinand Heintze. 81 games, 14.774 pins,
162 average.
JOHN Boyd, 81 games, IA 7s pins, 1862 aver
frank ,Riordan. 81 games, 14,197 pins, 1876
Z ). Riordan, 81 games, 1907 pins, 1855
Henry Simon, % games, 1855 pins, 154
average.
Morlimer Pine. 90 games, Is. JOY pins, 154
average
Johl Kelly, 1o1 games, 15,4T4 pins, 153
average.
John Burke, So games: F,97s pins, 15o aver
Daniel Mallen, Is games, 5,67s pins, l47
average.
average.
John Doran. 12l games, 1920 pins, 142
Chas. Raffer, 70 games, TO- S6 pins, 14l
John Fernane, 113 games, 1915 pins. 14o
average.
John Marsh, II games, 1855 pins, 14o aver
age.
e j. Burns, 35 games, 4, 7s0 pins, 1876 aver
Henry Feiss, 81 games, 4,s72 pins. 131aver-
age
John Keilt, 81 games, 1892 pins, lbs aver
age.
average.
Michael Brown, 12o games, 1881 pins, 124
Henry Mining, o. games, 1855 pins, 124
average.