The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-01

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Members Of the Order Of the Royal Ar
canufn BOWED their weekly games last
night at Odd Fellows Hail alleys and
banged the naples for these clever rec
ords;E
tiers, 1852; stadier, iii. Total, $50.
Team No, MURRAY, III; Miller, 172;;
Geary, ISL; ~Rittenhouse, 1854. Total, Ga.
The spartans rolled with the usual suc-
&c cess last light In the practice games
We're very much In evidence and reached
the highest average. The leader was
Louis with 1S4. The records we're
Team No. duncan, 1872: Keekeissen,
1Fsts /, Wills sadg 100; Keller, 1913; Miller, 1866
Team No. &c. Kuncken, 1870; L. Kunck-
en-, 4S4; H. Kuncken, 176; J. Hopkins, 1872;
Y. Seller, l60. Total S62.
The Full Moons battered the. pins or
Scbulkens alleys last night. They had a
rolled every score was to the average. In
the competition for high score Boeder
won with 20s. Totals were:-
Team No. EKreuder, 1871; Seeschof, I54;
Heeker, l64; KaTnlah, 1855; Harms, no;
f,I57' 0ooe"oshaer r. lo'ai'
Team No. 2stolz, 1st; Pfeifer, 155;
Mays 1882; Workman, rs; conlxlin, 15S:
Hiderbrandt, 1872; Boeder. 20S. Total, 1,13s.
The Duplex Club sent the pins in all df-
#r r;o on the Quartette Club alleys last
night The members a excellent COM
rand Of the ball, as these scores demon
Team No. 1-c. Schmidt, 173; Machold,
IL; Bond. 1es; Stelges. 1853; Termeer, III.
Team 10. aBarth, ls7; Hurhorn. 1852;
Trap, l5s; Harvey. 1876; Kommer, 1863.
The lively Elysians were cut IN force
last evening at Meyers alleys, ar every
minute was devoted TO bowling. The
work was successful and the club for the
same number OF members win compete
with any in this vicinity. Captain Mohn1-
King was king in the records. Scores
we're
pl Team No ri LEuss. l4s: Mohmking. 9ls:
MMather, 1874; Kappes, 147; volkening. is2,
Team No. 2-von Deesten, 14s; Schroeder.
10; Burmaster. 100; Hillen, 147; Eitzen. 1sa.
Lange AS; Pilger. 1856; Bosehen, 172. 70.
tai, d,226.
Last night the Catholic Club failed to
90 better than break even in the games
q ne metropolitan cyclers' League in
4FS" y IIlty were SucCGSSIQl IN the
match with Manhattan, winning by 4
large score, but were beaten by ATLANTA
IN the next set-to. Had their scores been
reversed the catholic Club would have
Of a high order. The scores weres-
FIRST GAME
Manhattan-Pelin, 1859; Bartsch. IA;
Traenkle IA; Mcfarland, 227; Meyer. 157.
Atalanta-Pierson. 2gl: Carter, 145; Hal
sey, 176; Miller, 2o2; olozaga, los. Total.
SECOND GAME.
Catholic Club-Cavanagh, 20s; O'Connell,
70; Haniey: 2o6; Wright, 12s; F. Riordan,
Manhattan-Pelin, III; Bartsch. 1876;
Eraenkle, 1870; Mcfarland, 1872; Meyer, 1888
THIRD GAME.
Catholic club-Cayanagh, 1S1; O'Conneli
les; Hanley, lss; Wright, Isl; F. Riordan,
Ataianta-Pierson, 1856; Carter. 1856. ],
Halseys 14s; Miller. ISL; OIozaga, 1ss
Total, S67.
The Pioneer Club turned out some high
scores by the rolling of the balls last
night IN the practice games on Pohl-
mann's alleys. Best figures were:-
Team No. 1-Kastenhuber, 146; @. Smith.
Ia; e Wesp. 1877; FNakenzeiler, III; Ham
Lis.
Team Nc. 2-Holderer. $50: winckler, 17s;
A. Smith,. Isl; Babbers, 1872; Guig, 15s;
Huber, 1873; Humid, 146 Total, 1,13l.
G~reenviiIe Rifemen Won the Series
The second and deciding match between
the Greenvilie and Cottage Rifle C1ut
teams was short last night on the range
OF the Greenville Club. on Gator avenue
and was won by the home team by q
good-sized margin. The Cottage team was
easy for the more experienced marks
manship of he reenvilles, and the lat
the centre to win. The Cottage Cluf
has not been shooting long, but are very
enthusiastic, and within another year