The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-09
OUR BUSY BOWLERS
The Scores in the Various
Journeys Show Their
Proficiency.
EyELAND'S CLEVER SCHEME
When He Loses a Wheel He Sues
For Its Reoovery-0n the
Football Field.

The bowlers of the Jersey city Clup
are creating havoc with the pins at the
Club House. The team tourney, in which
all interest is now centered, is keeping
the members busy, and as games are
rolled almost every evening, the alleys
are always crowded with enthusiasts.
Following are scores of the games of the
last three meets:
S2d GAME.
Team lo-smith, 1871: Watson, POI; handi-
cap, 20. Total, S5S..
Team 2-scudder, 1856; Glass, 112. Total,
SD GAME.
Team 10-Smith, l4O; Watson, l64; nan
dicap 10. Total, S14. "a
S4th GAME.
Team s-Smith, j. c. 155; Murtaugh'
u Team mig - E 5; Leshwogsss, 49,; 1ss: D s,s H
Team So; s; L9cksW9ood. 49, D.. H.
Team I-Coughlin, 147; Rub 165; handl-
seth GAME.
Team 10-Srnith, 1873; Walton, 1873. Total
y Team 12-Yale, AS; Huson, 30. Total.
0f0' s7th GAME.
Team 12-YaIe. 1871; Huson, 1888; handi-
Team 2-Bowley. 15e; Meyer, 15s. Total,
s15.
Team S-Dickson, 12s; McIlroy, no.
Team i2-Yale. IA: Huson, 1874; handi-
cap ~ i0'A'' 8stn GAME.
Team 13-Britten, log; Beltair. l56; nan
dfcap, 10. Total, 272. 40
Total Ok
4Oth GAME.
Team S-Dickson, 1873; McIlroy. $50; nan
uif Tam ~ ISeWk irS 14s; Cordner, 21s.
Total, 367.
Team 2-Glass, 1873; Scudder, l6S. Total
. Team s-McIlroy, 127; Dickson, 14s; nam
~ 42d GAME.
Team s-Glass, ISL; scudder' l4s. Total
''9 Team 2-Bowley, 1859; Meyer, 155. Total,
"a The Umslopogaas Bowling Club rolled
at Pohlmann's alleys last night. Their
Team I.~Aieyer. IA; Behrens,, 1874; +.
Weiss. l57; Gempler, 1853; Rowland, sS,
Team m.-Mezger, 1888; Pleineg, 1872; J.
Weiss, 124; Schleyer. 1874; Chrlsty' i"o-
The Arion Bowling Team met in Arion
Han last night. Following are scores:--
Team I.-Rossbach, AS: BrodmerkeI'
l54: venland. 1853; Andre. l37. Total, 593.
Team II.-ArlnSruster, 1854; genna
rs; chmid 152; Knodle, I56. Total, 630.
The Amify Bowling Club met last night
al 2Iuller's FaVonia venue alleys for the
usual weekly practice. Team No. 2 haa
a walk over in the team contest. Fol
lowing is the seore:-
Team I.-Hutwell, 159; Joseph Ebel, IL;
Julius Ebel, 140; e. Bronson, 119: Cramps,
-N9; Meyer, l27; steiger, 152; II. Kraus, 205;
CA4evs II Total laS9,
Team u.-Drake, 176; Grolz, l46: ".
Kraus. 122; J.. Hunt, 14S; Anderson, 133;
Saeny, 140; A. Meyer, 155; English, 135;
Blind. 1871. Total. 1876.
AT Muller's alleys Saturday night there
will be the usual prize bowling.
The first of a series of five games be-
tween the champion Lindens of Green.
vile, and the crack Montgomery OF
Newark was rolled en- the latter's alleys
last night. The game was a close one
from start to finish, but the celery eaSrs
were out for blood and they got it.. They
defeated h Newarkers by forty-two
pins and fell but one pin short of the
sixteenth century mark. Herig. the last
man on the Linden team and in the
last frame he needed nine. pins on his
he had an ugly break and only secured
eighteen. The score was Linden, 1888:
Montgomery, 1,557. The next game will
be rolled on the Linden's alleys Novem-
Der 10.
League tournament, in which the Jer-
sew City Clu is entered were rolled
last night. The scores follow:
FIRST GAME.