The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-03-25
SPIRITED CONTESTS
Individual Championship
Games Well Divided
In Results.
THE BOULEVARD REJECTED
Beaten by Taylor-Re-
cords Of the Pool Players.

tOurIldIueul In new 10fk between jake
Leuly of the Columbia Club of Hobo
Barnes of the New Jersey Athletic Club
of Bergen Point, was well contested and
resulted In an even break all round.
The men fought hard for the victory and
it was remarkably close work and the
scores were well stretched out. The first
contest brought the Jerseymen together
and they had a hard battle. 1t was a
game of see-saw at the start and al
though the margin was small Leuly man
aged to beat the South Hudson roller
by four pins. Barnes evened things in
the second and won by 20. He forged
ahead In the third and won by IA. Leuly
got down to business in the fourth game
and made it two games- all by leading
his opponent a hot race from the start.
winning by 16 pins. There was great
excitement in the final game. Barnes
started with a credit and Leuly a break.
This advantage decided the match as
Leuly was unable to overcome this
lead and lost by IS pins. Score
FIRST SERIES-FIRST GAME.
R RsuIyS e n X 3 3 g g s 8 II II 81 81 - - is is l Iss
strikeseBarnes, ?; Leuly, 2. Spares
SECOND GAME.
E;s$ 'PS;s.;3s.,s ! s : : s ( + = ; = 4 4 s. + + = =
Barnes, I: Lenly, 2.
THIRD GAME.
I ssqPTl2|ks;.R.r;asssil 8 & & $ SS s s : s g sD Is / IS
Barnes. 2; Leuly. 4.
FOURTH GAME.
EE ss + i i. i i 8 8 ss.l s Hss 10 10 IS IS i fs 81 81
GfrtlxncAT 2 q ,u1 a e 4 = T a11lv & Ono roc-
Barnes, 8; Leuly. 2.
FIFTH GAME.
R Bar1ess ........ e 3 5 5S g g e e & & 1 1s 1 1$ 49, 1 15e 1 1ss
Barnes, s. Leuly. s.. Average per game
Barnes. 1869 1-5s Leuly, 1853 Is. Umpire
William Sauer. Scorer-I. Fahlow.
The second series between Sauer and
expert -Four games in all were rolled,
vas, a little off color. He was no match
going. Leuly won the first game by
50 pins. but Sauer- scored the second by
5 pins. Lenly had q cinch in the third,
was beaten s pins. The scores follow:-
SECOND sBRIEs-FfRsT GAME.
s Eeuay 4. Il g g ~ Z e e g I as 1 - 1 15s 10 70
strikes-Leuly. o; sauer, 2. spares-Leu-
ly, 8; Sauer 3.
SECOND GAME.
Leuly :. 30 80 g 77104 122 1870 14S 1871 16
strikesELeuly. 5; Sauer. 8. Spares
Leuly, 5; Sauer. 4.
THIRD GAME.
ILenly 9 q e 6 6 g 100 90 3ds 12a 1ss 1 49,
s~trikesALeuly, 3; saner, 2. spares-Ieu-
FOURTH GAME.
Leuly ;. !. 70 80 4S6S sS 107 1925 146 1865 1856
ss stfifes.Leu ai;:@ s. 8 8 sa as 81 1ol 1 LIS Is sp aas Y
Leuiy. s: sausr. 3 sAxerage per game
Leuly. 174A saner, aa57: Umpire, E. E.
Barnes. Scorer, Fahlow.
The bowling of sauer in the previous
series made Barnes a strong favorite in
the third. but the former had a surprise
Up his sleeve. and pounded out a victory.
Saler rolled a superior game in every way
him. He won the. first game by a big
sasd,d 9u t. Barnes saIn turned the tide IN the
another victory in the third, which gave
f aasn best eM0 sc ga@e of f Il G nlsht Is sa tiss f FSIIsS
game and tied the games. Barnes be-
s same b Taf,led + the so f5fea a Wsrs sauer beat
THIRD SERIFs-FIRsT CAME.
Sauer /. /. ~. 20 40 50 n 95 Us 1874 1Es III 1871
Barnes 20 40 8 Il So 1M lilo 1so lis Isl
s-trikesEsauer 2; Barnes, 2. Spares
SECOND GAME.
Barnes 80 s. "a IS 1o5 1873 11a 1sa III iS6
strike $ S 9; Barnes, ;. Spares
Barnes !. 20 40 70 81 81 1i99 1ss Isl ii " ! i s 2oa
Strikes 5asauer. .: Barnes, 5. Spares
FOURTH GAME.
Barnes 20 50 So 81 1oS lis is is i Il i7s