The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-16

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PAVoNIAs AND vALEN0IAs
Spent a Jolly Night on Ia Pavonia
Clubs Alleys.


The bowlers of the Valencia Boat Club of
Hoboken and Pavonia Clubs bowlers had a
jolly game and a jubilee on Saturday night
at Muller's alleys IN .Payonia avenue. Teams
of nineteen were chosen, and they rolled
eight frames. The Pavonias won. The score
was:-
Pavopia-van Horn, e5; Muller, "a; Dor
sey, IS; Miller, 12S; Beardsley, III; Finble-
Nixson, 96; Looney, 116; Bloom, n; Mer-
rity, IS; Ditman, 124; Quinn, 81; Matthews,
l02; Patton, 104; Merritt, lis; 81. MeLaugh-
lin, 109; Pangborn, 1913; total, 1857.
Valencia-Hahn, 81; Walsheid ls4; A.
schoekl, 81; Meyer, 81; Bergman, lO7; Har-
bert, II; Geyer, 100; Raabe, IS; II, Schoek1.
1913; Ostrom, ~: Moore. So; G.. Ostrom, IS;
Seesehoft. 90: Hallenbeck, 1873; Kuewpel,
1O8; KiIlian, 119. Total, 1899.
After the game supper was served. Mr.:
Killian, in behalf of the Valencias. thanked
the Pavonias for the handsome entertain
ment, and closed by presenting the Payonias
with a framed picture of the Valencia Boat
Club. President Van Horne accepted the
gift and made a happy speech. The bowlers
had a happy time until long after midnight.
The singers were Frank Moore, P. Suther-
land, Mr.. Quinn, Nat Hicks and Walter
Muller. Recitations were given by Frank
14dl6a ll4 LIE AAoCJ aAtA SA-NA ~ AAG
gave several piano solos. Speeches were de-
Ivered by Mr.. Eberling and others. It AS
an enjoyable affair.
Team Bowling Tourney.
The bowlers of the Puritan A. c., Linden
B. c., Garfield B.. G. and Eureka B. G.. have
arranged for a team tournament, the open
ing games of which will be rolled at Edin-
gers alleys tomorrow evening. The teams
will consist of two men each, and prizes will
L. a .ua dad oc fo11ouc.-Tn first coo0nd and
third teams. to team making highest score;
to bowler making greatest number of spares;
to bowler making highest individual scores;
to bowler making highest Individual aver
age. The entries will close IN Tuesday
evening. The following teams are entered
George Kirner and Dickson of the Puritans,
George Vassar and Henry Welbrock of the
Lindens, w. Perry and Charles Herig of the
Lindens, Joseph Filoramo and C.. Chester
field of the Puritans, N. johnson and E..
Edinger of the Garfield B. c., J. O'Halleron
and j. Perry Of the Garfield B. G.. F.
and E. Bisc hof and F. Smith of the Eurekas.
Bowling Breaks.
The Catholic Clubs team tourney will be
resumed this evening.
The Empires and Teutonias will bowl the
second game of their series tomorrow even
ing at Henn's alleys. The TeutoDias won
the first game, but the Empires claim they
will take the second
Tomorrow afternoon Kramer and Pfefer,
the crack Newark bowlers, will bow a
mach game with Holden and Paulson of
G~reenville on Edinger's alleys.
On Wednesday evening the Lindens of
Greenville will roll the Clintons On Baylis'
alleys.
The Spheroids lead in the New Jersey
Bowling Associations tournament at the
Assembly Rooms, Hoboken. The team has
won II and lost l. The Acme team is sec,
ond with 10 won and 2 lost. Spartan and
Hour teams follow with s games won and 4
lost.
The Unions lead in the North Hudson
tournament with 9 games won and ! lost.
Hudson and Spartan are second with z vic
tories and 1 defeat. The Owl, Hour n
Hudson teams meet this evening.
The Lady Eureka Club will have its clos
ing reception this evening at HeRkeps-
Casino. An excellent programme has been
arranged, and the Anchor Athletic Club has
volunteered its services.