The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-29

Nv StOlC WAS live gaines 10 OI6. anu
the Lindens only needed another to en-
title them to the money. Duke and Rud-
dick settled down and by good bowling
won the next two games, making the
score 5 to 8. The next game, however,
was a tie, and did not count, but in the
game the Lindens settled the match
by winning the money. The bowling of
Duke was a big surprise. He was in
poor form and rolled far below his usual
average. Had he kept pace with Rud-
dick the team would have won without
a doubt. The scores were:-
FIRST GAME.
20 80 As is s5 1l2 1873 1877 1856 Is5
Ruddick:-
81 20 As ss Sc "a Ill 12S 1871 1856
Dickson
IS SO 81 Sc 81 1o4 l24 l42 $50 1863
Chesterheld:-
II "a So 60 rs 81 III 1876 145 165
SECOND GAME.
Duke:-
9 &c 80 AZ g. 80 IS 1os 12s 155
Ruddick:-
IS Sc As s5 So 1O3 12s 14s 1853 1s2
Dickson
9 90 4S Sc IA 50 1903 1913 141 $50
Chesterfeld:-
10 80 81 7s 90 III 11s 1877 157 1874
THIRD GAME.
9 IS Sc As GA 81 80 11s 1874 143
Ruddick:-
II rs As Ga So 81 100 120 1879 14s
Dickson
20 40 IS &C So 1o4 liz 12s LAG 1856
Chesterfield
20 40 60 70 So los 11s 1872 liz 1872
FOURTH GAME. &
20 40 IS &C IS "a 113 122 1872 100
Ruddick:-
80 IS Is "a 1G1 1os 1923 14s 1sS 1888
Dickson
10 Is As IS 81 III 1876 1853 17s 1893
Chesterfield
10 80 SO 76 s5 112 1s1 Isl III 191
FIFTH GAME.
Duke
20 4s 66 81 IS 1o7 11s 1913 1872 1872
Ruddick:-
20 At 6s IS IS LIS 1s5 155 It's 100
Dickson
20 40 60 IS Sc 1o4 I22 al 1855 165
Chesterfield
20 40 CT 81 lO4 121 1870 151 IT'S 1873
SIXTH GAME.
20 40 81 Y 81 100 1oS 127 1876 152
Ruddick:-
20 40 go 70 IS 1OS 12s Isl III 1877
20 40 IS &C 81 SO 112 100 14s 1853
CHESTERFIELD
20 So 4s &c Sc 1o4 123 142 1852 1s1
SEVENTH GAME.
Duke
% As 81 7s IS los 124 142 151 100
20 4s SIS "a 50 1902 12O 1879 155
Dickson
20 ss 4s 65 "A 80 no lbs 1876 las
Chesterfield
27 Al es IS "a 90 10 12s 1873 147
EIGHTH GAME.
20 SO IS rs 81 1es 1913 142 ISL 10
Ruddick:-
20 40 go II "a 1e1 $50 1ss 15s 100
Dickson:-
s27 4s 81 II 81 Iii al ITO 1879
IS 2s IS IS rs 80 1es III 1872 142
NINTH GAME.
Duke
g. % 4S g. rs s5 Ill 12o 14o 15s
Ruddick:-
10 IS 81 s. Sc 1O4 liz 121 12s 1888
IS 4s "a 60 SO 11s 142 1862 l7s 1888
Chesterfield
20 80 Sc IS 50 100 12o 14o 100 1888
The Bergen Club had the weekly meet
ing last night on Henn's alleys. The
attendance was below the average, as
was the bowling, and the scores were
the poorest credited to the Bergens in
some time. In the rolling Redgreve made
this mark. Score
Team No. liking, 1877; Earle. 145;
Simon, ~; Atkinson, 1877. Total, 531.
Team No. 2-o'Donnell, 142; F. Red
grove. 1853; Manning. 1903; Fitzsimmons,
1o4. Total, SIT.
The Clio Wheelmen spent a lively even
ing on Heye's alleys last night. The pin
Founders among the pedal pushers rolled
up a number of high records and are
very much encouraged over the pros
poets of a winning team in the local
league. The leaders were well above the
$50 mark Score:-
lain. Isl; MeEntee, 1873; Tasch, IA; Heye,
172. Total, S02.
Team No. 2-Corley, 1s5; Mawoey, 1889;
F~ardleman, 17s; Alderman, 14s; Otto, $50.
Total, SN.
On Muiler's alleys last night the mem
beers of Jersey City Council, Royal Ar
canum, scattered the pins in a clever
manner and reached records that COM
pared well with those of other meetings.
John Taylor was the leader. Score
Team No. IL. Taylor, 100; Holland, 152;
Sweet, 14i; Freezing, 1876. Total. $50.
p Team Tay,o No. "a SgM Klsaasrl ~ ISL; To A. Wright 81
The clever German members of the
Erste Platdeutsche Club pounded out
high scores in the practice games last
night on the Wood Hall alleys. The
organization rs successful and has fully
as much pleasure out of the meetings
as any club at work on the alleys. The
Team No. IL. Naebank, 1es; H. Behrens
15s; j. Mangels. l64; H. Kunst. 1853; j..
Frieke. 1853. Total, 7ss.
Team No. Pc Emmenholz. 14s; H. Me
bank; l75; G. Niebagk, lSi; N. schnippe,
The Nantes are just as enthusiastic
over the game of ten pins as they are
In cycling and the meetings are well at
tended. They are held at St. Boniface
Hall alleys and viii be features of the
winter hpastimes. The Nantes have
entered a team in the Jersey City League
and will undoubtedly be well represented
judging from the excellent results in
practice. Dittmar was the leader last
night. Score
Teaml No. 1-Duane. 40; Moersdorf,
1eo; Mccarthy. l58; Lyons, 1885,. Sullivan,
100: Griffin. 123; DAILY. 142. Total. 1893.
Team No. 2-Dittlnar, 1873; Hayes, 165;
Bigalke, 1853: Wayiett, 14s; Carroll, las;
Won Hadel. ia; Patterson, 15S. Total, 1,l51.
In last nights games of the National
tournament the Owls were beaten twice
and the other defeat was accorded to the
Monarchs- The bowling was not as lively
as usual, and the interest not as strong
as that which has marked the other con-
tests. Results were:-
FIRST GAME.
~Owl-Stearn, l04. Walsh, lsg; Grolz, 1877:
Moses, AS; Venino. 21. Total, III.
Bleecker-J. Beam, 1889; II. Lankenau.
It's; H.. Beam, l48; f. Lankenau, 1856; Stef-
fen, l33. Total, 800.
SECOND GAME.
Owl-5tearn, 131; Walsh. ITO; Gralz. $50:
Moses, l65: venino, 1s3. Total, 100.
Observation-Disclosures, ITS, Krominga,
lN: Cadieu, 1870; Mass, 1852; WATERS, IN.
THIRD GAME.
Beam. H1; s.. L~ankenau.