The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-24
TO ROLL FOR PRIZES
How Hudson County Bowlers
Will Spend Christ
mas Day.
FARMER DONOVAN OBJECTED
And the Royer-Sport Football
Players Had to Quit
HandbaIl News.

1'he present week win be one of the
hvelsest OF the season in bowling circles
the feature of the week at all but a few
of the alleys being prize bowling when
will begin tonight and continue through
out tomorrow. Among the most notable
events tonight will be the prize bowling
contest for q handsome silk umbrella
by the members of the Bayview Lodge,
f. and A. Nj, at I1dinger's alley, Green
vile. The umbrella has been purchased
Nv the MEMBER of the bowling section
and the man making the highest score
of the evening can take it home. Ser
geunt Charles lIaag is in fine form and
he ought 10 be the lucky man. Ed Barr
ara Suckow. hsNever, will give him a
race for the prize.
At Voss' alleys on Rose avenue to-
morrow, beginning 1T two o'clock in the
Afternoon ana continuing until ten o'clock
in the ca eiing, there VIII be a big prize
bovs.ng tournament 1or valuable prizes
that viii bring cut all the cracks of
the C~sleryviIle district. TIL prizes are
as follows;-First, a scliG gold ladies'
watch; second. 4 sentlenlan's diamond
ring; third, geGtle1aan's solid sold watch
chain; fourth, gentlenan's Initial ring;
ffth, q solid gcld ring, The sixth prize
for The best ten ticketsNTiIl be a FIVE
dollar gold piece. AS ar the Green
vile cracks viii meet, some lively bowl
ing Is anticipated.
The Belmonts viii meet for their usual
weekly practice Ibis evening at Colonel
Browns Court House alleys. A feature
will be a team contest between Teams
Nos l ana . during which the pms will
form an imaginary Sergeant Pink and
thus an encouragement Will be offered
the members to hit in the right spot
On next Monday evening the Belmonts
viii roll a friendly match game with the
Courts at Colcncl Browns alleys.
Only two games will DE rolled this week
in the Republican Club Tournament, and
the ~Efjnkakwas CT Grcenviiie Will retain
their grip on FIRST place Cor another week
at least. The claD viii meet tie indians
at home pa Wednesday. ana wli!. be-
yond doubt, win with ease. On Tnfrs-
day evening the Lafayette Battery vii
meet tkc Greenviile League Club oa Jack
Loveland's alleys. Tie game which vas
scheduled Tor nsXt Monday evening be-
tween the Mi.lkakvas and GreenVille
League has been postponed unrii Janu-
Any !. This viii be a battle royal and
should the L.eaguers win they will tie
tie AIii,lSatg.as Ter FIRST PLACE.
Tonight the Elites, Hamilton Wheel
s,slr and Tig-iants WIN meet in the New
5crA.y Association Tournament. On
Ne4neadas. mleIt me. Pioneers, Pin
NnIgnt; AMI Eiitea VIII roll, ard On
next l5oEoay evening the eonye5ring
3s9slls aili be the AishC Owls. Naiencias
and Hilltops. Following is the schedule
Ct games n xhe Lea&le Ior $50:
January :, Spartan, Hour and Acme.
January :, Might Owls, Atlantics and
$zaaary 9, Pioneer, Eagle and vigl-
january L, Spartan. valencias and
Hamilton Wheelmen-
Jssasry p. Eagle, Hour and Hamilton
J@npary "a Eaele-Atlentic, Pioneer
Jaauary Is, valencia-vigilant, Atlantic
January 90, s-partan-Eiite. Hour Hill
February 4 Might owls-Elite, Pin.
Knights-Bamilton Wheeliaen.
February 6, Elite-Hilltop. Joily-Vigilant
W ha9lnalg Valen Gis4l 'S-fha"'''0
February 10, Spartan-Eagle, Pioneer
February IS. Pin Kn:ghts-vigilant, At
FEBRUARY 20, s~partan-Jolly. PIONEER
February Is, Night owls-Elagle, Va
+. February p, Atlantic-Hamilton Wheel
men, Eour-Vigiiant.
March 4 Fin Knight-Acme, Elite
Acme.
March c, Acknowledgment
An Interesting match game was rolled
on Freudenburger's alleys, South street,
on Friday evening between the Bachelors
and Pioneers. h Bachelors We're in
fine form, and won by nearly two hun
dred pins. l.. Pattberg of the Bachelors
won the honors of the evening with the
score Of 10. Schaffer gave him a close
7.aoo h r-06E 100 ENo11nu-inO ic fhn
score of the match game
BACHELORS.