The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-08
Their First Fall.

the medal on the judges target was won
by Ernest Jaeckel with a score OF "A.
Their First Fall.
Three series of games were bowled last
night in the Catholic Clubs team tourney.
HOGAN and Relish, who had an unbroken
record of victories, met with their trst de-
feat; Burns and Prior administered the
dose. but had to play the odd game to force
il down. The leaders won the series from
Frank Riordan and Davis in two straight.
Relish rolled over two hundred. Rlordan
squared accounts by defeating Burns and
Prior.
In the first series Hogan was not at con-
cert pitch. Relish was in fine fettle put
could not get down pins enough to otfset ms
partners shortage, 1t was the nlntn game
the team had bowled and the Irst 1alL
Burns put up excellent scores. Inc So1as
were:-
P FriEns Is is { Reiiish.-.".. iss la i6
Totals. s4 saS6 $40 Totals...... ss 26 2ss
In the first game of the second series,
Hogan came up TO his usual form, while
Relish dropped under the average q lew
pegs. In the second game, Relish struck a
rapid gait, and it was fortunate Tor tue team
that he did, as Hogan could not land on tne
head pin and Frank Riordan was bowling
strong to defeat them. Franks partner was
absent and he was allowed 125 pins. The
scores:- SOC
5 P.T SIeraan:..iis IS ESGsR :::. .is IS Is
Total. 2g5 Total. .....sa 1913
Frank Riordan maintained his shape IN
the final series and won. He had mad 10
roll the odd game to take the trick. Prior
made the best score of the night in the first
game. The
5 B;a RiIerdan.. Is IS IS IS PPqiSas.:.9Sss i 50 IL
Totals .......2a SIS 2s Totals....... 1856 81 2s
Military Bowlers.
Although the bowling team OF Lincoln
Guard. Company A, Fourth Regiment, has
disbanded for the season, the members OF the
team congregate every Monday evening at
Bayliss' alleys, on Grand street and CLINTON
avenue. and keep the pin boys busy as be-
fore. Last evening the members formed
teams and bowled an exciting match game.
TIL National Guardsmen made big scores,
and proved that they can bowl as well as
shoot. Lieutenant Brinkerhof OF Company
C was present, and tied Duncan for hrst
honors. with the score of 1877. The scores:-
Team No. duncan, 1877; Lieutenant
Brinkerhoff, 1877 Judge, 1872; Corporal Ran
dolph, 154; futile, l56, and Maxon, l54, To-
Team No. 2-Copely, $50; Sanborn, 1872;
Freshwater, 125; Byrne, $50; Kline, l55, and
Mccain, Isl. Total, sS1.
Teams HO1Ied q He OdhNe.
The Enterprise Club bowled last night at
Muller's Klikow alleys and had a rafting
team bout. The rubber resulted in a tie.
The scores werer
Team No. Smith, 1853; Hardekuff, ITO;
Binnse, 40; Sy1nes, 1853; Baker. l4S; Vol
tiers, 100: ~Adamwaite, 139, F. Williams, l39.
Total, 1,2l5.
Team No. 2-Lane. FIG. Williams, 1862:
Kelly, l42; Duff, 100; Stowe, l55: Ringle,
1ro. no,,4ln,. 40. Scott 100 Total. 12l5.
Bowling Breaks
The Catholic Clubs alleys will be closed
for the season when the team tournament
ends. They were kept open last summer.
The Essex, Enterprise and Kikow clubs
will BOWL all summer at the Kikow alleys.
The Klikow Club will have an outing this
year. They will spend a day in 1ne1rymak-
ing on Staten Island.
Few alleys will be open after Decoration
Bay.
of games last night in the individual tour
ney. He was beaten by Williamson and
r indall.
in the Bowling Associations tourna-
ment. They were first in the number of
pins. also in the number of victories and
Huesman took the second prize for individual
scores. The money will be used to purchase
twelve sets of cuff buttons with an approprl-
ate design. A ball and pin and the clubs
name is enamel.
Hogan and Relish will win the team prize
in the Catholic Clubs tourney.
The Pin Knights and Dolittles. viii bowl
their second game at Woods Hall. II the
Pin Knights are defeated it will be their
last game of the season. 1t they win the
final game will be bowled on the Nonpareil
alleys. The Dolittles won the first game
and remarkable scores were made. The
Dolittles made 1,722 and the Pin knights
1,695. -
Won In the Last Inning.
The baseball team of Hasbrouck Institute
defeated the team of the Freshmen class of