The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-19
BOWLING ASSOCIATION.
Two Close Games Bowled Last Night
in the Tourney.

Two Close Games Bowled Night
in the Tourney.
The Midnights won by three pins last
night at the Assembly rooms. Hoboken, the
opening game in the New Jersey Bowling
Associations tournament. They beat the
Jolly team. The score:-
Jollys-L. Kreuzman, 1872; Bischoff, AZ;
Sterz, 145; E~berstaller, 1873; kaufman, 157.
Total, ia.
Midnights-Wendt, 139; Bryan, 1879; H. J.
'Weidner, 155; Nordhaus, Ia; w. Weidner,
40. Total, TIT.
The second bout was also interesting, and
the Jollys were again s'downed" by a small
margin. They were beaten nineteen pins in
a game where totals were high. The
Valencias-Hahn, 1876; Walschid, 1856; Ort-
heb, 1914; Kuempel, 1885, Storm, 172. Total,
S33.
Jollys-L. Kreuzman, 14s; Bischof, III:
Sterz, 153; Keller, 1856; Kuhlman, l6l.
Total, S14.
In the third game the valencias hit a fast
pace and won by over 300 pins. Their op-
pouents went to pieces early in the game.
The scores
Midnights-Bryan. 131; Wendt. 101; H. J..
Weidner. 100; Nordhaus. 129; w. Weidner,
1873. Total 654.
Valencias-Hahn, IT'S; Walscheid, 213;
Ortlieb, 1853; Kuempel, 1913; Storm, 1853.
Total, S93.
Cavanagh Had a Cfnch.
The Catholic Clubs team bowling tourney
was not as interesting last night as usual.
Moran and his partner, Shields, were absent.
and forfeited two series. In fact only two
men bowled tor the honors. Laverty and
Cayanagh were present, but their partners
respectively Tehan and Paladean were alb
sent. Cavanagh won the honors for his COM
bine by outbowling Laverty. The scores
allowing 124 for the absentees are
FsEsrty....i Is Is Is eesEisdnssh. is Is
Total..........1 80 Total =. ......-2es sd
Happy Humors.
The Humor Club had one of its jolly
meetings last night at Fuller's alleys. Kulat
rolled over two hundred. The score of the
final team game was
Tea No. 1-Steitz 121, Fuller ia, Junger
127, Wellbrock IS; total, 500.
Team No. 2-Kulat 212, Semple 102, DR..
Drasel 70, Burp $50; total, 543.
Lively Lincelns.
The Lincolns bowled at banners alleys,
and closed with a lively team game. The
score:-
Team No. 1.-Dammer. 191;; j. Deeckmann,
ITO; Schultz, 189; A. Deeekmann. 142;
Black, I61. Total, $50.
Team No. 2NYoung, 1872; Henry, 1874;
Schumacher, 1859; T. Deeckmann, 1853; Hen :
manu., lcS. IOtai, 900.
Lady Pioneer BOwlers.
Lady Pioneers bowled Ut Pohlmann's.
They made excellent scores. The best game
is appended
Team No. Mrs. Mutschler, 131; Mrs.
Goddard, 1865; Mrs. Kulat, 100; Mrs. Merse-
heimer, i21. Total, SAT.
Team No. 3-Mrs. Winkler, 100; Mrs.
Huber, 119; Mrs. Freitag, 100; Mrs. Finken-
seller, 1913. Total, All.
Jolly Old Maids.
The Old Maids bowled yesterday afternoon
broke the record, she reached almost the
second century mark. The score of the best
team game vast
Team No. 1.-Captain Fannie Mussehl, 149;
Julie Seggel, 125: Ella Battberg, 1856; Ella
Conrad, 14; Elna Siebelts, 100; Mamie
Team No. 2.-Captain Marie ~Benshausen,
143; M innie Pattberg, 131: LEM Kohlbusch,
1863: Gretchen Wolf, IS: Frida Locke, ITO;
Minnie Mathes, 1876. Total, 764.
Very vfgfIant.
Vigilants bowled last night and made these
scores in the rubber
Team No. Virgins, 142; 7. Harroun,
ISL; W Tonne, 1Ss; Bremen; Leg. Total, 56s-
1853; c. Buck, 152; Muller, 125. Total, $40.
Down Went the Curtain.
The Night Owls closed the season last
night. They had % nights and rolled lao
games. The averages for the season were:
j. Meyer and g.. Prange, each III; 81. Smith,
16o; Brooks, 100; c.. Pulls and N. Johns, 1873;
A. Hasselman, 152; A. Ram. 145; G. Hansen,
143; E. Hasselman, 13e; F. Thaden, 129.
They Won Medals.
The Hoboken Independent Schuetzen
Corps closed its season last night. Themedal
in the first class was won by 81. Krobel, but
Emil Berckman was a close second. p.
Rohl was the honor winner in the second