The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-16
colunabta,s TeaIn Tourney.

The Columbia Athletic Club bowlers
have been formed into teams and started
a tourney. The teams are
Team No. EE. Erkenbach, E. V. Ketch-
am, McCague, Vanderbilt and Ritter.
Team No. 2-Crane, Keller. Frost,
Bonynge and Goelz.
Team No. 3-Kimball, C. H. Kimball,
Sheldon, Martin and Lord.
Team No. IF. Frommel, Schmidt,
Garland, Parry and Matthies.
Team No. @Willin, Storm, Lingle,
Kahrs and Howard.
Team No. 6-Leuly, Sawyer, Scheib, Os-
car Frommel and Brown.
The results of the opening games were:
Team No. l, 1853: team No. 4, 696; team
No. G, 716; team No. l, 654: team No 3,
1872; team No. 6, 74S; team No. 4, 6S3.
The schedule is:-October q, teams Nos.
3 and 4 and 2 and 3; October q, teams
and 5 and ! n 2; November 8, teams 2
and 3 and 5 and 6; November 10, teams L,
2, 3, 5 and s.
RoseviIIe Reat Columbia.
The Roseville A. A. bowling team met
the Columbia A c. team last night on
the latter's alleys, Hoboken, and gave
them a sound drubbing. The scores
were:-
FIRST GAME.
Columbia A. C.-Frommel, 152; Ertenz
brock l4s; Crane 14O; Kimball. 17S; Kel-
Roseville A. A.-woodruf, 149; Chedis-
ter, 1S1; Baldwin, 1874; Keteham, 14S; Van
Ness, 1876; total, 8l8.
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Columbia A. C.-Frommel, 173; Erten-
brock, 149; Crane, 1872; Kimball, 149; KEEL
Ter, 142; total, 745.
Roseville A. A.-Woodruff, 139; Chedis-
ter, ITS; Baldwin, IT'S; Ketcham, 129; Van
Ness, 176; total, 1874.
Peoples Palace BowIers.
The second century notch was reached
last night on the Peoples Palace alleys.
C.. Eye did it and without a break. He
had to roll high to win, as his partner
won by a single pin. The score
Team Nc. &c. Eye. 200; c. Fowler, Ill;
total, 81.
G. JgYoung, 1876; total, 80.
This interesting game was followed by
q one7sided battle between teams of three.
Team Nc. &c. Eye, 1877; J. A. Ramsay,
173; j. H. Couenhoven, 151; total. 511.
Team No. 2-J. BunnelI, SO; H. Bunnell,
i01; G. j. Young, 165; total, 1866.
Full Moons Last Night.
Full Moon Bowling Club had a mellow
time last night. Captain Storms, who
was recently married. made his first
appearance since he Joined the Bene-
diets and was given a lively welcome.
One team game was bowled. 1t was a
jolly battle and ended with a difference
Team No. 1-Storms, 157; Pfeiffer, 140;
Hecker, 124; Naegli, 12G; Seesehorf, Ill;
Krader, liz; Workman, 1903; total, S73.
Team No. 2-Harms, JIG; Bu~denbender,
1903; Slotz, 147; Henkel, 1872; Schwartz,
liz: Kamleh, 119; Seibold, 1877; total, ST..
Bowling Breaks.
Spheroids won and lost a game last
night in the American National tourna-
ment.. They beat Spartans S55 to S45, and
were beaten by Gotham, 77 to 719. Goth
am beat Spartan 800 to S5e.
Catholic Club tourney will be contin-
ued tonight, cams F and G will play.
Essex bowl tonight at Klikow alleys,
Doolittles at Woods Hall, Hudson and
Alte TEN at Quartette Club, Union at
Wersebe's, Acme at Wendt'S, Independ-
emit at S~chul&Sl's and Roasters at Null
Ter Co.'s Pavonia alleys.
New Bowling Club.
h Charles Armbruster Bowling Club
has been organized, with the following
officers:-President Christian Windles;
Secretary and Treasurer, L. Laupfhier;
Sergeant-at-Arms, Peter Duering; Cap
TAIN William Hoffman,. The club has
engaged Stencils alleys, Greenvflle, for
Monday nights.
Eowied at Head Pins.
The Elysian Bowling Club rolled the
head pin game last night for prizes. The