The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-20
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Umpire-H. Duncan.
Seorer-B. Mccain.
The Minkakwa Club bowlers met for
their regular weekly practice last evening
at Edinger'S alleys, and Team No. 2 won
an easy victory from Team No. l. Fol-
lowing is the score
Team No. EFfloramo. 156; Kay. 1227
Coffey, 12f; Ramhnrst, lSs; Williams
"A; Kleppe, 81; Wegman, 156. Total, S49.
Team No. 2-Edinger, 147; Weigel, 1SI;
lode, 112: Dunn, los; Deesen, SO; Schultz,
1874, and Suckow, 1873 Total, $50;
Dan Coffey won the honors OF the even
ing with a score of 1877.
The Elites enjoyed a pleasant time last
evening at Smiths alleys at the expense
of a bouncing boy early Sunday morning.
) Mr.. Scheid celebrated the happy event
with the assistance of the members OF
the club, and the alleys presented a
nvelier appearance than at any tirle since
their opening. The congratulations over
with, the member settled down to prac-
tice. Captain Nugent was on deck and
rolled a few games. The pin boys es-
capped injury and the chandeliers escaped
injury, much to the surprise of all pres
ent. The Captain is improving, and soon
he will be rated among the cracks; Bob
Zeiger demonstrated that he could take
a round Out of the naples as We'll as
box a. corpse. He made the high score
of 1872: In the team contest Team No.
G4deIedleu Team NJ / W ~ ~ ~
Team No. lR: zeiger. rs; Schultz,
ia; Braden. 9S: ". Scheid. ll3; Agneau,
a Poke, 50; Ma e Td 81; o,s Sutherland
Team No. Pc. Zeiger, AS; Captain
Nugent, SO; L. Scheid, 1873; Charlock, II;
Watt. 50; Plaisted, 119; Purkess, 1873;
The game between the Minkakwa Club
and the Greenville League Republican
ab, scheduled for Tuesday evening, De,
eember 81, has been postponed until
The bowlers of Bay View Lodge, r.
and A. NJ. will have a holiday celebra-
ton at Edinger's alleys on next Monday
evening. The feature of the evening
will be a prize bowling contest for a
handsome silk umbrella.
Tonight there will be a battle royal at
Edinger's alleys. The Lindens and
Berkeleys will meet in a scheduled game
Of the New Jersey section of the a. A.
p. u, and tall scores will undoubtedly
he made: n the Lindens win they will
jump into first place.
Last night the bowlers of the Jersey
City Y. NJ. G. A.. were kept busy. there
being four match games on,~two in Sec
ton A and two in Section ID, with the
East Eighty-sixth street branch Y. NJ c..
A.. of New York. The games were rolled
on the New York alleys, and the Jersey
City boys acquitted themselves with
had no cause to regret the loss Of Faux
neF and Ruddfek. The team Won both
games handiIy, the average for both
games being an even ia. In the first
game Drake made the remarkable score
of 244, and in the second game he again
went above the second century mark, his
score being 212. His average for the
evening was DDS. Esher also rolled in re-
narkable form. In the second game he
made 22S, and his average for the even
ing was 2o0l2. Schnaibel rolled ia in each
game. The Second Section team divided
the honors. Following are the scores
EAST S6TEf ST. v. NJ. C. Assertion
A-FIRCT GAME