The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-10
Greenville Gardeners Will Enter
Teams in Tourneys.

The Greenyille Gardeners Bowling cup
has -reorganized for the season with the
following oficers:-President, Henry
Borgstede; Secretary, Henry Wissmann,
and Treasurer, f. Schumacher. The club
has decided to enter teams in the tour
nament which will begin on Monday
evening at Thum's alleys, New York.
and which is open to all ive-men teams
from New York and New Jersey. The
prize will be $50 to the club winning the
Quincy. The teams selected by the Car
deners are as follows
Team No. III. Lutjens, Captain; H.
Borgstede, F. Niestermann, F.. Roehren-
beck and ]. H. Borgstede. Jr.
Team No. 2-J. Feldscher, ]. tanners,
Captain; Fred Bender, A. Zerenner and
j. Bender. The clubs bowlers ave been
practicing faithfully on the alleys dur
poets to bring one of the prizes to Green
Vile. The teams will roll their first
games on Monday night.
Bowling Breaks.
Thomas F. O'Brien has bowled five
games in the Catholic Clu tourney, and
his lowest score up to last night is 155.
His average is 166 4-5. Owens has an
average of 1907, but he has bowled only
two games. Mallon, Relish and Kop-
etehny are up to the $50 average.
Two games in the Catholic Clubs tour
nament will be bowled tonight.
I Old Maids will bowl this afternoon at
the Arion Clubs alleys.
Parks will roll this evening at Muller
& Co.'S Pavonia alleys, Pavonia ave-
nue..
This is the independent Clubs night
at Muller's Klikow alleys.
Bergens will meet tonight at Henn's
alleys.
FrOSihnS will occupy SiefertS alleys this
evening.
Night Owls night at Meyer & Stem
eck's alleys tonight.
vigilants will bowl this evening at
Phoenix Clubs session tonight at the
Guartette Clubs alleys. The Castle
Point Cyclers will also bowl on these
Erste Platt Deutsche will smash pins
tonight at Woods Hall alleys.
Prize bowling at Muller Il Co.'S Payonia
alleys on Saturday night.
Woman Bovlers Excelled.
The Unions bowled last night at Wer-
sebe's alleys, and the women excelled
the men. Two of their scores were far
above the $50 mark, and the best mas
The best effort of the evening was in a
lively team game between teams select
ed respectively by Mrs. E.. D. Strong
and Mrs. H.. Billinfton. The score
Team No. Mrs E. D. Strong, 125; A.
H. Bechtold, 1873; Mrs. J. j. Coleman, 106;
r. corcoran, 121; Miss A. Fay, l65; Miss
N. RAFFERTY,, lSU; j.. j. sweeney, lZU, X.
J. Murphy, 1885,: total, 1,076.
Team No, 2Mrs. H. Ellington, 1876; E.
D. Strong. 40; j. Bartlett, 1888; Mrs. j. i.
Henderson 10si Miss M, Frick. 12s; Miss
r. j. Murphy, no; total, 1,039.
Jolly Jeffersonians.
Rattling scores were rolled up last
night by the Jeffersonians on Wehren
berg's alleys, Oakland avenue, in a
battle between selected teams for a
bottle of blue paper. One of the team
failed to appear, but the blind welded
high but not hlgn enough to save the
renberg's team won by so pins. A score
of over two hundred was made and the
average Y s Of the T VIM bsat team was ls$
but an average of III. The scores
Team No. HI. Schulhoff. 1907; F. Seis-
z ems %Tds l15; eez A. Diehle' 1853;
Team No. 20. Wehrenberg, Jr., 1870;
BIS: w. Evans, 1856. Total, 7S5.
A.g5oEssexs at the Pins.
Essex Club had its weekly meeting
a lively one, last night, at Muller's Xii
kow alleys. The score of the team
game was
Team No. &c. Denecke, 1873; J. Col
ligan, GO; n. Doty, 116; M. Sigg, 129; l.
Nichols. l55; ]. Schneider. le5; Fitzgerald,
% Team ann, No. oV0 Wv. Gozzles, 1873: H. Behr-
ems, 1874; H. Steber, 1873; w. Hartman,
iu3: F. Zeizer, 1853; D. Gutenberg, 109;
Blind, 10; total, 800.
AcYnc,s Over the Average.
AGNES bowled last evening and put
the odd team game were:-
Team No. 1-8ever, 40; Barclay, 1G2;
Gerken, l72; Winnie, l40; Kniffens, l5S;
F~ahrenholz, ISL; Matthews, 156. Total,
I've yam No. GO. wilkens, 1863: P. VIII
kens, lse; STEINER. 15s; Decker. r1a;t2; Fab