The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-18

Bowling Breaks.

The Amity and Mutual Clubs will
bowl another game of their series at
Muller & Cos Pavonia alleys this even
The Park Bowling Club which occupies
Muller & Co.'S Pavonia alleys on We'd
nesday nights las changed its name to
the Kenwood Club.
The employees of the United States Elk
press Company Auditors office, have
formed a bowling club and engaged the
Pavonia alleys for Friday nights. 1t
has twenty members.
Prize bowling on Saturday night at
the Pavonia alleys.
Doolittles will have an important bust
ness meeting tonight at Woods Hall.
1t Was Nine Pins.
The Castle Point Cyclers' bowling div
ision had a rafting team game last
night on the Quartette Clubs alleys.
1t was not over until the last ball was
bowled. The game was won by mir
pins. The score:-
Team No. IShulz, ISL; Trautwein, 146;
Haegerstadt, 1852; Mittlesdorf, 145; Roel-
ker. 1877; Meyer, al; Doermer, 1874. Total,
LOIS.
Team No. 2-Keresey. 147; slonek, 1e7;
Babe. ISL; Gerdts, 1877; Hasbrouck, 142;
Bailing, 125; Eicke, 1873. Total, 1,007.
Eennedy's Fine Scores.
Kenwood Club bowled last night at
Muller's Pavonia alleys and wound up
with a rafting team battle, which ended
the average of 161 was reached. The
score:-
Team No. FLEMING, 1888; Cleary, 175;
Dempsey, 151; o,Mara, 14S; Hughes, 40;
Team No 2 Mclaughlin, 1so; Looney,
142; Cannon, 40; total. s67.
Plat Deutsche BOxvlers.
The Erste Plat Deutsch Club bowled
last night at Woods Hall. The score of
the rubber was
Team No. INiebank, 15s; Blume, 124;
Peters. ~; Warnebe. 1gT; Kn ay ~:
man, IA: total. I,25s.
Team Ne..2-Mangels, 125; yollers, 134;
Behrens. 1sl;: Hamburg, l28; Loeffel, ~:
Platdeutch, 14S; total, 1,217.
Royal Arcanum ROwlers.
Royal Arcanumites have formed a
bowling club and rolled at Schulken's
alleys. The score of the opening team
Team No. LILLIAN, 1853; Halenbeck, 1853;
Miller, 1903; Geary. 122; Bauer. 1856; Burn
ham, 126. Total. So4.
Team No. 2mHqrwood, ~; Bergman,
Day, lis. Total, IA
vigiIa nt's Teams.
Vigilant's bowled last night at Wendt's
alleys. The result of the final game of
the series between teams of five is ap-
Team No. 1-Buch, 1853; Virgins, 149,
Bremner, 152; Wendt, 12s; Molloy, 1877;
Team No. 2-H. wendt, las; Gosh, 1856.
G.. Wendt, 143; Geismar, 1874; Hanger, III;
total, 500.
KIikows viii Celebrate.
The Klikow Bowling Club will lave its
opening tonight 1t viii be a dual event,
as President VIM. Meschutt will have
a birthday, beginning at midnight. and
the festivities will be carried beyond the
hour when c~hurchyards yawn. A piano
has been chartered and an excellent
programme has been arranged. 1t will
be a lively night for the Kinks.
Night Owls Night.
The Night Owl Club made these scores
in their deciding team games last night
Burchardt, 1853; Ram, 126; Hanse, III;
Rutman, LAG; total, $40.
Team No. 2-Johnson, Jas; Meyer, le7:
Range ao 15s; Mensees' l2s; Thaden' no
Enterprise Bowlers.. g }S 3as 3 g. Is,
h Enterprise Club bowled last night
at Mrller's Klikow alleys. The score aof
the deciding game was45
Team No: ,.Isymes. 125; G Williams a
49,; Lane 14s; Shannon l6S; t9talt sR
kopp, 125; Adarnthwaite, 1888; sKahlert,
l2O; total, 51S.
MILLER Marksmen.
The Miller Rife Club, had its weekly
competition astnnight On itsk gallery
range for medals. The scores we're
g gaIoa ss5; soahil, 2sf; Lei. ga; Dewey, rs;
Scott, 226; Rogers, 22S; Vanderheyden,
222.
.Phoenfx,s Best Scores.
The Phoenix Club bowled last night at
the Quartette Clubs alleys. The best
scores WERE
1856; B~urghardt, u.s. Focht, 127; Karr. 1853.
uunsnN mUNTY WHEEI,MEN.