The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-06

80 NAS 0ttA Will tiA1
regularity of clock work last night on
Fishers alleys, n kept the boys busy
respecting the pins. The members were
wound up for good scores and did not
run out until midnight. The club reach
ed the usual scores, which proved they
are very expert with the balls. They
pulled well together. and one of the
games ended as follows
Team No. 1-SolIeder. 10; Holland. 1ss.
Wright. 165; Obreiter, 159; Hanger, 1877;
koch, l5S; Hess, 155; Stobo, 1852. Total,
Team Nc. 2Ostrander. 161; Walters. Jas:
Meyer, 155; Meyer. 1854; D.. Never. les:
Ochs, l43; Spohr, ISL; c. Meyer, 10. Total,
The Spartans got the range of the king
pins last night OH the Quartette Club al
leys and seldom went wide of the mark.
TIL club put up a fast game and battered
pins for totals that We're well up in fig
ures. Stel1es and Thinker were high on
each side. Score:-
Team No. 1-Machold. 1884, Sudhaus. 17s:
Gels, l5s; Bayer, 1855; Thinker, ITS; Mali
gust, l6s. Norman. 1853. Total. 1,257.
Meagher, 1856; McCague. 144: Bruggeman,
III; Mills, 1872; Define. 1853. Total. LIS.
The Meteors spread over Schulken's al
leys last night. and during their exhibit
ton made a number of bright records.
There was a very interesting contest for
the top score, and G. Bente won from Ba-
zine by one pin. The scores were:-
Team No. 1-E. Meyer. l47: g. Bente
ISL: Baeder, ITO; S~tevins, 145; Herrlein. f3S:
Miller, 129; F. Bente, l22. Total 1.032,
Team No PC. Meyer, 179; H. Bente,
"; kaufman, IA: Kaegebin. 1876: Koon.
123; Coqueron. 1872; Bazine, $50. Total, 1860.
Tho Afarf.r Cl,h Nc -a.- = -.
last night at the Quartette Club. and for
the short time they We're there they made
things hum They also made fine records
and are well pleased with their efforts.
Every score but one was above the aver
age, with Behrens in the lead with 1871.
Scores were
Team No. 1-Baeder, lag; Brokhaus, III;
Erik, 167; Gange, 15s; Hengstler. 1863;
Schmidt, 1T. Total. 1888.
Team No. 2~-Behrens.. 49,: Dieckman.
1853; Frankenhalsser, III; Compiler. 1863;
Kraus, 152; Maeger, 1853. Total, 1904.
The happy GemuthHcher Club sent the
pins in all directions last night in their
eagerness to make records on the odd
Fellows Hall alleys. F.. Cordts showed
the way and led to the end, winning the
prize by a score of 1874. Logan on the
other side was high. Score.-
Team No. 1-Winkelman, 14S; Medel, 1853;
Finksted. 1872. Total, $50.
Team No. 2-F. Cordts, 1874; Dribber, 11e;
7. Cordts. lis; F. Finsted, 141; Ginning,
1923; B. Cordts, 49, Total, $50.
The Lyras struck a high key in their
was not a real musical key. but the mem
bers appreciated 1t greatly and enioved
the meeting and during the games de-
vetoed some clever figures. Scores we're
Team No. LKrause, 1872; Schroeder. 1907:
Eicke, 157; Klein, Isl; Baure, l4s. Total
Team No. 2-Gategost. AS: Hauck. 1872.
R~yszynski 1853; Schumacher, $50; Blind, 14s.
Total, $50.
The Thursday Afternoon Club rolled
was not very largely attended and the
gsfipilal secretary zee had very little trouble in
medal with $50. The scores we're
Team No. III. wendt, 154; Obreiter,
1850; Miller. iSo. Total, 4s4
Koch, 100. Total, ATS.
The Van Bergens have lost nona ~
their enthusiasm and at the games last
night the members were not at ali az
fected by the result of the election. Casey
was the star and a number gathered
around him with good records. The club
is one of the strongest in the city. Score:
Team No. IECasey, 1911; Cummings. 1871;
P pla@Ins lis, if Snp Gla r.. 49, Tata, c { s,S N;
Team No. 2-Patton, 17s; Bald. 1s1:
Smith. 17s; Bertsch. f6s; johnson ia:
Gray. III; McLaughlin, 1853. Total, 1.1s3.
TIL M~etropoiitans bowled the ball last
and had nc difficulty In getting it over
in the alleys for increased results over the
previous meetings. The scores are
Team No. wyatt. 14s; Stunpf. 165:
Mol, 1888; Wyatt, 1856; Werner. III. Total,
Team No. 2IGreenan, 144; Hoehm, las;
Siegrist. ISL: Melger, 162; Blind. 1872. Total,
S47.
The Thursday Night bowlers we've ont
last night at the Union Club and rolled
up some clever scores. All were above
the average. Seggel was the better bow
Ter, and put up totals the members We're
nab to reach. Scores were:=
Team No. 1-R. Schmidt, 1853; Komnlet.
1eS; Neulord, ia; LANCER. JAG; Weger, t5l.
Total, 79s.
Team No. 2-Regenhardt, 1853: Schmidt.
14s; Andre, AS; Seggel. $50; castens, Isl.
Total. 796.
In the tournament Of the Jersey City
Club to decide upon the best material of
the organization for the team thai will
some lively bowling WAS the result. The
| contest had occupied the attention Of fhe
boWlers and has at last been decided and
the first five in averages will carry the
responsibility Of landing the club Ia q
high position upon their shoulders. james
Newkirk. the father OF bowling at Inc
Jersey club, holds the position Of honor