The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-02
TJRN OF H WHEEL.
GARNER and Eoome Training for the
Two Mile Race.

A regular meeting of the Hudson
County Wheelmen will be held this
evening at the club house on Belmont
avenue, and a number of amendments
to the constitution and bylaws will be
acted upon. Arrangements will also be
perfected for the opening stag on No
vember "A. The committee in charge
has prepared al excellent programme
tend.
Jack O'Halleron, of the Garfield A.
c., who was looked upon as the COM
ing racer of Hudson County, has not
been heard of for some time. 1t is said
that he has deserted the track, and will
never again wear a racing suit.
The ive-mile championship race of
the Hudson County Wheelmen will be
the most hotly fought contest that has
ever been witnessed in Hudson County.
Darner and Roome are both in excel
lent forpa, and the friends of both riders
are showing the color of their money.
Roome is training hard for the event.
He takes a spin, early every morn
ing, to Bergen Point and return. Oar
triplet inT the race.
Lawyer Robert Carey is one of the
most enthusiastic wheelmen in the .ity.
Bob can frequently be seen spt ling
along avenue D., Bayonne. He is an ex-
pert rider, and can make good time
when scorchers are on his trail.
An effort will shortly be made by a
number of young men residing in La
fayette to organize a bicycle club in
that section. The call for the meeting
has over a dozen signatures, and as
soon as a hall can be secured a meet
ing will be held.
The Hillside Wheelmen will hold their
second annual stag at the club rooms.
No. 579 Palisade avenue tomorrow even
ing. The affair promises to be the most
enjoyable ever held by this popular or
ganization and the guests of the even
ing will receive the hospitality for which
The Hillsides are noted. The programme
will be as follows:-Club swinging, Will
lam Buehler, S. A. c.; cornet solo, Mr..
John Hughes, H. w; tire round bout,
Gus Disque; recitation, William Tobin;
comic songs. Frank Dale; harmonica
solo, Dan B~erghoid; comic songs, Brakey
Brothers; banjo selections, Frank Haley:
comic songs, Messrs. Blank and Mr..
Grover; three round bout, Chick Con-
nors and Con Sullivan, D. A. c.; Octo-
Harry Flannery of Hoyt's Milk White
Flag Company; three round bout. Al
TaylcF and Cal Meyers; comic songs,
William Rodigan; banjo and harmonica
who claims the honor of being the first
person TO swing the Indian clubs before
Edison's kaleidoscope, will also appear.
Harry G.. -Taylor rode an unpaced
third of a mile at the Waltham track
yesterday in 81 seconds, clipping 2 Is
seconds from the worlds record.
strikes and Spares.
The Lady Hillside Bowling Club bowl
ed last Thursday evening on Poh1mann's
alleys. Following are the scores
Team Mrs. Mutschler, 100; Mrs.
Guaraglia, 119; Mrs. Vogel, lob; Mrs.
Hadden, 102; Mrs. Alberts. 100. Total,
Team 2-Mrs. Brackner, 1872; Miss L.
Arnault, 1874; Miss M. Sassenove, ia;
Miss K. Williams, 100. Total, 48o.
The Pioneer Bowling Club will meet
tonight on Pohlmann's alleys.
Tho TTnnc1nTnplnGE Rowling team met
on Pohlmann's alleys last night. Fol-
lowing are the scores:z
Team 1-Gus. Meyn, 1923; F. w. Christie
113; H. Weiss, 1853; Gempler, 1853; Delhi,
129; Rowland, 1913. Total, S05.
Team 2-Eehrens, 122; Pieines, 1866;
Merger, ia; j. Weiss, 157; Schleyer, 124;
Halbig, 121. Total, S04.
The Amity Bowling Club smashed the
pins for high scores last night at Null
1er's alleys. Team No. / defeated Team
No. 2 by 145 pins. Carey of Team No. l
Team EHuthwohl, 1874; Drake, 1S5;
Carey, 257; Grolz. 1879; Sherry, l25; Dop-
penheimer, 156. Total, 1,026.
Team 2-Kraus, So; j. Ebel, 173; Joe
Ebel, 175; Bronson, 1l9; O'Neill, ITO; Hunt.
Jas. Total 8S1.
The u. S. Express Company's employees
will roll tonight at Muller's alleys.
There viii be the usual prize bowling
at Muller's alleys tomorrow night.
Athletic Arena.
The Scottish-American Athletic Club
viii meet this evening at its club rooms
IN Grove street. The committee which