The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-08
Bowling Breaks.


! Bowling Breaks.
The New Jersey Bowling Association
met on Saturday night at Major Phil
bert's Assembly Rooms, Hoboken. The
clubs represented were:-The Spartans, by
j. duncan; Hour, Oscar Hanger; Valen-
| cha; H. Kilian; Jolly, ]. Bischoff; Spher-
old, E. Jaeger; Hamilton Wheelmen, Cap
| tain ~Sagendorf; Acme, E. Bever; Pion-
| eer, j. Campbell; Phoenix, G. Burghardt.
H. Kilian was elected temporary chair
man Louis Kuncken secretary. The in
itiation fee was fixed at S12 and an assess
ment of 81 for the services of the pin
boys. AT the next meeting, to be held
next Saturday night, the permanent Or
| ganization will be effected. officers elect
| ed and vacancies filed. Preference will
be given to those clubs that were mem
berS last season.
Catholic Clubs team tournament will
be continued tonight. Team Ed. Nal
Ion, Captain, J. Moran, ]. Hayes, NJ. T.
Connolly and NJ. Lyons-will meet Team
Holm Relish, Captain, J: Owens, Geo.
Griffin, Thomas Norton and j.. OBrien.
The Pleasure and the Court clubs will
pow a match game this evening on Wer-
sebe's alleys.
Washington street alleys, Hudson County
Club at Sehulken's, Duplex at Quar-
! tette Club, and Germanias at Muller &
| Co.'s PaVonia alleys.
A large number. of bowlers competed
on Saturday night for prizes at Muller &
Co.'S Pavonia alleys.
The Spheroids have selected the follow
ing team for the American National
Bowling Observation-Disclosures, Bev-
er, Meyer, Linnemann and Jaeger.
m nd Chips.
New York has taken three straight
from Baltimore for the Temple Cup.
The Sophomores of Princeton won the
class championship on Saturday by de-
feating the Freshmen. The score was
9 to 2.
The teams of st. Peters Lyceum and
Adams Express Company crossed bats
Yesterday at the West Side Grounds,
Bayonne. The game was called at the
end of the sixth inning on account of
darkness. The Adams team won by Z
to 8. The features of the game Were
the batting of Ward and WEIGH, the
pitching of P. Dooley and Connolly,
catching of Anbery and fine fielding of
Salmon and Farrell. The Lyceums made
two runs to Adams one in the first in
ming. In the second Adams scored three
and the Lyceums were unable to get 2
man across the home plate except in the
third inning. They were blanked in the
second and three last innings.
The Young Lyceums and Morris Rang
efS played IOf a purse Oh SlU on the mats
yesterday. The Rangers won by a score
of Is to 5. Joe Rigneya batted hard nj
made three home runs. James Fallon
did splendid work in the box.
Whitons defeated the vigilants at Eliz>
a%bethport on Saturday by 8 to 3.
Teams representing the Wells Fargo
and the United States Express Cornpan-
les met at Communipaw yesterday. The
former won by a score of 81 to
Hudsons beat the Lafayettes at Com
munipaw yesterday by II to Z. -
TannVS defeated the Unions at Vice.
hawken yesterday by II to 6. d
At the Traps. =
A pigeon match was shot Saturday afy
ternoon on the grounds Of the Union
Hill Gun Club in which a number of
crack shots participated. The contest
was a team shoot, 10 birds per man at
rs yards rise for a purse of $3.50, and a
supper. The teams were composed of
Weolmington, p. Sullivan and j. Hughes
on one side, and John Waller, H. I'm
tereiner and t. Hughes on the other.
The last named team was in the pest
form and shot with goe. aim and
brought the birds to grass in clever style
against it, and scored only 10 birds out
of a possible 30 The figures were
Hughes, 8; total, rs.
q: Wooimington; 4 P. Sullivan, g.;
T. Hughes, z; total, 10.
The losing team were not satisfied and
challenged to another match at five birds
per man. They were again unsuccessful
and were beaten by one bird. The
score:-
J. Waller, 5; H. Untereiner, 9; T.
Hughes, 8; total, 10.
G. Woolmingfon, 8; r. Sullivan, 5; ].
Hughes, /; total, g..
Closed. with a Mustard Party.
The Atlantic Boat Club had a big
time yesterday on their mustard party
at Rock Side Park on the Hundson. The
members made the trip to the ground on
Colonel ~Erlenkoettter's naptha launch,
Atlantic, Commodore sagepdorf's steam
launch, Eda,. andl thez ten Dared and
three 0 cared barges Of the Club
consisting of Harry Smith, Max johnson,
and E. P. Francis. Everything was eat
en- with mustard. This was also we'll
distributed on the clothing and faces
of the members white the meal was in
progress. new @rflembers elected
during the session were put through a
rather severe initiation and the event
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