The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-03-13
Record of the Teams and Leading
BOWlers in the Tourney.

The Valencia, Spheroid and Acme teams
will bowl tonight on the Assembly Rooms
alleys, Hoboken, in the New Jersey Bowling
Associations tournament.
The Spheroids have thus far a clean record
of victories. They nave bowled six games,
and lead in the average score, as they have
sent down 4,967 pins. The Spartans, al
though second in the average scores, are third
on the list. They nave knocked over 4 ,918
pins. The Pioneers, who are in second place
with the AGNES, have piled up 4,S65 pins,
while the AGNES are fourth in the average,
with 1916 pins to their credit. The Pioneers
and Acmes have each won 5 and lost l. The
Spartan, Jolly, Hour and Nonpareils have
each won 4 and lost 2. The Jolly team has
4,771 pins to its credit, the Hour team has
AGO, and the Nonpareils have 1858. The
next station is filed by the Hamilton Wheel
men, Pinknight and Valencia teams. There
is a vast difference in the averages. The
Valencias have a total of 4,597 pins,
Hamilton Wheelmen, 1853, and Pin Knights,
Ass. The Night Owls have won two and
lost four, but are high in the average. as
they have gathered 4,635 pins. The Mid
night and Elysian teams have each won a
game and lost five. The latter is over 800
pins ahead of the former, as the total of the
teams are:-Elysian, 1859; Midnight. 4,240.
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lost six and won none. The Macs lead by a
decided majority in the average. They have
total of 81 ,252 pins, while the Berkeleys
have 1929 as their accumulation.
In the individual average Huesman of the
Spheroids leads with 19l for six games.
kaufman of the Jollys is second with 1877.
Then in order for six games follow Barclay,
Acme, 1856; Jaeger, Spheroid, ISL; Duncan,
Spartan, III; Fredden, Pioneer, 176; Held,
Hamilton Wheelmen, rs; Keller, Spartan,
174; Fuessel, Pioneer, 173; Hasselman, Night
Owl, 4 games, III; Neuman, Pioneer, 4
games, 1853; Pattberg, Nonpareil, I games,
165; Storm, Valencia, 165; z. +. Kuncken,
Hour, A games, 165; [. F. Kuncken, Spartan,
1874; Kreuzman, Jolly, 164; Kuempel,
Valencia, 1862; A. Schoenfeld, Pioneer, 161;
Sterz, Jolly, 161; P. Horn, Hamilton Wheel
men, 1850; Spohr, Hour, 100; Ruddick, Pin
knight, $50.
Enterprise Teams Bowled.
Enterprise bowlers sent the pins flying at
Muller's Kikow alleys last night. The final
bout was a rafting contest. Team No.
bowied high at the finish and wonb by As pins
The score
Hardekopf, 156: Schober, 142; Wilson, 135;
Duff, 15s; Bautler, 124. Total, 1,o49.
Team No. 2-Binnse, 1855; Lane, 1856
Adamthwaite, 1874; Scott, 14S; Williams,
1863; Watkins, 1853; Baxter, 149; Total, 1,0S9
Pleasure Clubs BowIers.
The Pleasure Club bowled at Wersebe's
alleys last night and had a lively time. They
rolled several team games. The score of the
deciding game was:-
Team No. IF. Roes, 1873; Tasch, 1866; Hol
Ter. 1856; D. Roes, 112; Bird, 1877 Blind, 157
Total, S41.
Team No. 2-Hoefft, 143; Flugge, 1873
Sizzling, 165; Grimm, ITO; Burroughs, Isl
Kopf, l15. Total, 1888.
SylVas Scattered Pins.
The Sylvia Athletic Gibbs bowling division
had their weekly practice meeting last nigh
and made extraordinary scores. Weis
broke the club record. He bowled pa. TIL
net average was only one pin below TT. Th'
score of the best game was
Team No. III. Schwaz, 142; F. Hosinger
1873; G. Hosinger, 1876; G.. Hoseman, 1870
Blind, 167. Total, 1858.
Team No. pr. Colbaur, 1853; C. Hosinger
17g; W. billiard, 161; G. Troecher, 149; Fl
Weiss, PA. Total, DOL.