The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-24

The Enterprise Club extended their eff
forts hast night ON M1ller's Klikow alleys
in the attempt to create records. They
were not very successful in reaching high
figures. with the exception Of Hardy and
Lane who were in the 1870 block. The best
scores were:-
Team Lame, lS1; Hardekopf. 157; Will
Jams, 1859; Synnes, 1856: Pichot, 154; Brem-
mer, 1876. Total, 922.
Team rs, Smith. 147; D. Smith. 100;
Hill, l47; Reilly, al; Hoffman, 1856; Hardy.
1877. Total, SIS.
The Catholic Club CycIers bowled their
first series of games last night in the
commencement of the Metropolitan Cycling
Association and quit winners by long
odds. The team developed a. surprising
amount Of skill and treated the Riverside
Wheelmen and Tourist Cyclers of Pater-
son to their first defeats. In both games
the Catholic Club exceeded the average
and pounded out some high records. In
member of the Catholiq Club pulled web
together and their opponents were
swamped badly Riverside did better in
the game with Tourist and gave them
a hard rub for the victory, losing in the
final frames. Tourists prepared to sweep
the local team from the alleys, but the
plan did not work and they were them
selves beaten: Tom cavanagh rolled the
highest record. Score
FIRST SERIES.
Catholic Club Cyclers-Cavanagh, 1855;
R RioTds ~ l72; Han nanley s5o ~; coffman. 1850;
Riverside Wheelmen-Gerdes, 1888: II.
Beam 15o. Mosher, no; J. Beam, 1873; AL
len. 1877. Total, e94.
SECOND SERIES.
Riverside Observation-Disclosures. 1889: H.
Allen; 165. Total, $40.
Tourist Cycle club-Drew, 1853; Berdan,
1s9; Lockwood. 1888; Taylor, 1876; Cowan,
TuTPn CAME
CATHOLIC Club cyclers-Cavanagh, 202;
Conne l62; Hanley 1855; Coffman, 1856;
Riordan, 166. Total, 1852.
Tourist Cycle Ciub-Drew. 15s: Berdan.
ls y; ILockwoood, 2os;; Taylor, 15s; Cowan,
The new alleys in Columbia Hall were
opened last evening and a large number
Of G~reenvifle bowlers inspected them.
first competition will be held tomorrow
evening and on Thanksgiving Day for
valuable prizes. The conditions are
Three best tickets to count to first four
pres: Two best tickets to count for
last four- prizes. Five best tickets to
count for premiums. No one can win
more than one prize n one premium.
tied for. Bowling November Is from s to
Y T: NJ. November 26, 10 A. NJ. to 10
f. M. The prizes ~are:-First, $40; second,
81; seventh. 81: eighth, 81. Premiums'
first, S.; second, IS.
Three games were bowled in the New
Jersey Bowling Association
last night in Hoboken. Two of these were
won by the Unions and the other by the
Spheroids- The Valencia Boat Club was
not in the swim. The Unions rolled high
figures The scores were
FIRST CAME.
Valencia Boat Club-H. Kilian, 1853: H.
Schocke, rs; w. Mathews. 1888; e. Meiss-
ner. IA; H. Steiner, 176. TOTAL, 7s9.
Spheroids-A Heyne, 1856; s.. Hartzel, 1871;
e. Falkland, 175; o. Fuchs, las; F. Lem
kauf, 1874 Total, 79l.
SECOND GAME.
Valencia Boat Club-H. Kilian, 1866; Fl.
Schocke, al; W. Mathews, IT.; E. Meiss-
ner, 142; H. Steiner, 148. Total. ia.
Unions-H. Thourot, las; ]. S. Delo. 1874:
T. Fuller, 1856; H. Horn, 1863; C. Clark, 1s9.
Total. SSS.
THIRD GAME.
Unions-H. Thourot, 1853; P. Horn. 1856:
T. Fuller, $50; H. Horn, 172; C. Clark, 40.
Total, ST..
spheroids-A Heyne, 1854; s. Hartzel. 1A;
g.. Falkland 131; o. Fuchs, lib; +. Lein-
kauf, III. Total, 669.