The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-13
WON BY One PIN.
Captain Prior's Team in
LuCk-It Leads in the
Team Tourney.
FOOTBALL CONTESTS TODAY
All the Leading County Teams
Have Engagements-Gun and
Bowling Notes.

He also captured the second game o.
the series, and goes into first place witt
three series won. The defeat Gts first.
sends Captain O'Donnell's team into
third place, with two series won and
one lost. The scores
FIRST GAME.
Team C-Smathurst. 14o: Mulhn. 16s'
Duane, 119: Harrison, 1863; O'Connen, $50
Team B-Teehan, 158; Regain, lSs 5
SECOND GAME.
Team C-Smathurst, 12s; Mullin,, I4S;
Duane, 12s: Harrison, 12O: o'Connell, 10
Team B-Teehan. 14s: Regain, 14s; Gu
trel. 115: Kopetchny, 1854; Prior. LlS
Total, $50.
Lyras at the Pins.
Lyra Club bowled last night at the
Quartette Clubs alleys, and closed the
sport with a lively team game. The
scores
CAST, 100; NewboId, III; J. Bieling, los;
A. Gressard, ISL; Krauser, loS; kortz'
10. Total, LISA.
A. Hoppe, 1859; A. Sander, III; ]. Brau-
muller, 159. Total, LAO.
Won by Eight Pins.
The Hoboken Pioneer bowled last
. night on Wendt's alleys. The score OF
the best team game, won by s pins, was:
Team No. 1-Roff, $50; S~choenfeld, 100;
Neumann, 1874; Sachan, III; Fredden, IT'S;
Pope, 16s; Resell, 15s; total. 12sL.
Team No. 2-Fuessel, 1877; Campbell,
1873: Dodd. 10; Schaffer, 1871; Krohn, 1853;
Nillig, ISL; Spohr, IT.; total, 1,22S.
Friday Nights Turn.
The Friday Night Club bowled last
night on the Arion Clubs alleys. A
lively team game was the feature. The
Team No. 1-Kreulzig, Isl; Engelbrecht,
145; H. Pattberg, AL; Heppding' l2l;
Team No. 2-~Ackermann, 141; E. Mehl,
131; Lieberknecht, AS: Kuehne, l22; b.
Roede, 100; total, I27.
Experts At Ii.
Four of the expert boylers of the Peo-
pies Palace had a team match last
night. Eye scattered the pins in fine
shape and did IS better h 200. This
gave the victory to his team. The
Team No. &c. Eye, 21s; J.. l.. Con-
enhoven, ISL; total S15.
Team No. 2-William Turner, 1IS; L.
Longield, $50; total, 1928.
Rowled an Extra Inning.
The John Boyd Bowling Club had an
exciting team battle last night. The
teams were a tie at the end of the tenth
frame, and an extra frame was boWled.
1t was a lively finish, and the very last
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team won by four pins. The score:-
Team No. 1-Fernane. 1sS; Boyd. 17s;
Brown, II; Blind, al; total, i,o89.
Team No. Pc. Riordan, 1S3; Hanley,
17s; Muller, 1876; Ruffer, l61; Pine, 1lS;
Wolfe, III; Munzing. 142; total, LOBE.
Pioneer Bowlers.
Pioneer Club bowled last night at
Pohlmann's. The score of the odd team
game-a close contest-was:-
49, aea Bay Sa. 1 l6s; Jnly, lis; l4e COOK Hum n5s;
Wrinkle, 1877; Goddard, 127; Heffner. la;
Team No. 2-cobby. 14s: Finkenzeller.
ls1; Lenenburger, 109; Holderer, IA; HUI
Der, Isl; Wesp, 1853; Alberts. III; HASTEN
huber, 138; total, I,l40.
Indian Republicans BOWED.
The Indian Republican Club bowled
last night at Muller's Klikow alleys. The
seore:-
Team No. lLidell, 125; Mari, 1903; Hill,
LOG; Berger. 12O; Fisher, 14O; total, 594.
Potter, lo2; H. Hill, 12S; Ellis, 100; total,
Bowling Breaks.
. Prize bowling tonight at Muller & Co.'s
Pavonia alleys, Pavonia avenue.
Saturday Night Club will roll this
evening at Schulken's alleys.
This is the Quartette Clubs bowling
night.
James E. Connolly. the crack bowler
Of the Doolittle Bowling Club, is a can
didate for the nomination for Freebooter
in the Second Aldermanic district, and
is not out of the race, as reported.
The New Jersey Bowling Association
will organize tonight at Major Phili-
bert's Assembly Room alleys, Hoboken.
Diamond Chips.
Young Academys and Logan Juniors
had a game today on the flats.
ST. Peters Lyceum and Arlington
teams will play on the Jersey avenue
grounds tomorrow for a purse of fifty
dollars.
The Puritan A.A. has completed it's
season of baseball. The final report of
its manager, Mr.. Splitter, shows it to
have been the most prosperous In the
nine years of It's existence. or a total
OF 20 games played, they have been vic
the best average players and the player
having the least number of strike-outs
will take place at a reception to be ten
dered the ball team by the association
at a date to be named in November.
Strands From the Ropes.
Young Mccarthy, of this city, is anxi-
Gus to meet young Donnelly, of Tren-
ton. for a ~good-sized purse.
The Scots colors will be seen tonight
ct the Williamsburg A. C. boxing tour
class and Joe Reynolds in the 1S0-lb.
class.
for a go between Dick Connors and
either Bobbie Wilson or Eddie Cornell
at its stag on October 81.
Football Notes.
The Jersey City Field Club will play
the Stevens sophomores this afternoon
at the Cricket grounds, Hoboken.
Stevens team will meet the Crescent A.
c. team at Eastern Park this afternoon.
The Princeton scrubs will tackle the
New Jersey A. c. team at Bergen Point
this afternoon. Trolley cars will run d.
rect to the grounds.
Stevens preps. will go to, MontcIair
this afternoon and meet the junior team
of the Athletic Club.
The second eleven of the Orange A.C.
will play at home this afternoon against
the team of the Polytechnic Institute of
Brooklyn.
bali championship will begin at Ridge
wood Park tomorrow with a game be-
tween the crack Mitchells of Brooklyn
and the Kearns Gaelics of Harlem.
Princeton will play at Washington to-
day against the Columbia A.C. Monday
they play the University of Virginia at
Baltimore, reporting here for practice
again next Tuesday. The practice yes
terday was light, and several of the best
eleven were resting.
The Centreville A.C. junior team. Assoc
citation, would like to arrange a game of
football with the Emerald +. C. of Eliza
beth, or any team whose players aver
age is years. Address John A. SPAWN,
7s West Twenty-ffth street, Bayonne,