The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-05
ORION'S OFFICERS.
Rowing and Athletic Assoc
citation Elects a New
Staff.
WHITE PoCKETED PERLMUTTER
And Won the Pool championship
Prlnceton's Prospective Half
Baok-Bowling Breaks.
WHITE PoCKETED PERLMUTTER

The Orion Rowing and Athletic Asso-
ciation is recruiting rapidly, and is dis
tined to attain again the prominent po-
sition it occupied a decade ago in the
athletic world. Despite it's adversely, the
organization has continued in existence
and has grown rapidly during the past
year and is on Easy street. financi-
ally. The association held its annual
meeting on Tuesday night and
had a large attendance. The reports of
the officers aroused enthusiasm as they
were of the cheerful order. Three names
were added to the T T9iIi Robert Srioe Gei ser
following officers We're elected
President, George w. Book; Vice Pres
iTd dent A AM! sec B4sFlein Rob rTfaJ - eraw J.:
ford; Captain, George r. Ernst; Lieu
tenant. Lawrence Reinhardt.
The Orions visited Gutenberg last
sunday and had a merry time. They
were the guests of the Active Boat Club
of Hoboken.
Amityss Innings.
The Amity Club bowled last night at
Muller, & Co.'S Pavonia alleys,
Pavonia avenue. For rusty players they
did fine execution and struck an average
over the $50 mark. The final team game
was a pretty contest until the final
frames, when Team No, 2 spurted and
WOn DH OTl RlAS. N
Team No. John Burns, 152; H.
Krouse. 1853; Joe Ebel, 1875; NJ. Anderson,
124; Gus Drake, 157; total 796.
Team No. 2-H. Groh, 154; Julius Ebel,
E. Bronson, 154; total, re.
The Amity Club will bowl a match
game next Thursday night at the IA
vonia alleys against the Mutual Bowling
Club of New York.
Hour Clubs New Officers.
The Hour Club held its annual meeting last
night at the Assembly Rooms and elected the
following officers: Oscar Hanger;
Vice President, Joseph Hess; Secretary and
Treasurer. Charles Holland; Captain. Charles
Kuneken. The score of the opening battle
was:-
Hollands team-Holland. 1Ol; ostrander. us;
solleder. 14S; Wright, III; Hess, 15S; Nc
Kaig. 1913: Spohr, I76; Mansell, III; Schoen-
field. 1875. Total, 1,222.
Moir's team-C. Moir, 14o; A. Meyer, 81
Ohreiter, 157i Hanger. 17. Hill. 80; Ford, ll6:
Grady, Isl; Meyer, 159; Stoba, 12a- Total,
1,2a6.
Thursday Nights Turn.
The Thursday Night Club bowled at
the Arion Clubs alleys last night. The
windup was a rafting team game. Wer-
ner bowled in fine form, but his team
was defeated by the small difference of
four pins. The score
Team No. 1-Knodel, 1884, Werner,
III: Heinsdorf, 100; Blind, 12S. Total.
Team No. 2-Andre. 1870; Rengenhard,
15S: Broad Murkel. 129; Schmidt, $50.
Total, 56L.
Klikow,s Night.
The Klikows had a jovial night. They
occupied Muller's Klikow alleys and
after a long business session they tackl-
ed the pins and had several lively
games. The score of the rubber was:-
Team No. l-Dingier, loo; Muller, l6S;
NrNamea 143: GARNER IA: TolSon, 104;
Sutherland, l23; Clock, 149. Total, 9Sl.
Team No. 2-Johnson, 152; Meschutt.
is; starr. ios; Baxter. iiss. Total, $50.
The Klikows will nave their formal
opening on October Is.
Spartans Rolled High.
spartans had their weekly meeting last
night in the o~uartette Clubs alleys and
made high averages. The best team contest
was as follows
Team No. 1-Keller, 1888; Duncan, 17e; c.
Cells, 1852: W. Gehrs, IT'S; sudhans, 1854; W.
Miller, lag; Luhrs, 156; Axtman, lac. Total
1867.
Team No. 2LL. Kuneken, 1856: G. Kuncken,
1877; McCague, 1853; Machold. 1852; Meagher, 100;
C. Keller, 1879; Kopp, LAG; Rohdenburg, IFS.
Total. 1896.
Bowling Breaks.
Boyds bowl at Browns alleys this evening.
Thistles night at Woods Hall alleys.
Spheroids will practice tonight at Schulken's
alleys.
Friday Night Club will have its meeting
at the Arion Clubs alleys.
The New Jersey Bowling Association will
meet and organize tomorrow night at Major
Phlilbert's Assembly Rooms. Hoboken. The
Jersey City clubs are invited TO send delegates.
jolly Club will bowl this evening at the
Quartette Clubs alleys.
Butchers Bowled.
The Butcher Club bowled last night on the
Quartette Clubs alleys and had a spirited
team game. The score:-
Team No. Bach, 1853: Huser, 15s; Brohl,
165; Rothdenby, 1856. Total, 642.
Team No. 2-Vorrath, 167; Seyd, 152; Keller,
III; BREEDER, 1877. Total, SAT.
The Butchers will elect officers at the meet
ing next Thursday night.
Won by Ten.
Excelsiors bowled last night and made these
scores in a close team game:-
Coughlin, 1872: Rule. 14s; Snyder, 147; Erb,
1874; Farmer, 81; Gordon, 149. Total, 911.
Team No. 2Cuyler, 1856: Bowman, 1856;
Kennard, 1853; Fisher, 1856; Smith. 179; Work
man, s8. Total, 921.
Catholic Club Bowlers.
The Catholic Clubs team bowling
tournament. will be continued tonight.
The rivals will be Teams B., Owen Prior,
Captain; Dan Tehan, E. Kopetchney, J.
Regain and w. Kaufold; and Team D,
H. ]. Burns, Captain; B. ]. Laverty, E.
Hogan, A. Donelan and C. Ouvrier.