The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-05

WHIRL OF The PINS
Local Teams Give Gotham
BoWlers Pointers In
Strikes and Spares.
oARSMEN ELECT OFFICERS
The Presidency of the 1. A. W.
Championship Football for
Medals-Letts Wins a
Cup.
0ARSMEN ELECT OFFICERS

MedalS-Letts Wins a
Cup.
The Catholic Club cyclers performed
Wen last evening in the Metropolitan
cycling Association League games on
Reid's alleys in New York and closed
with a double victory. Their success was
the more prominent because in disposing
of the Riverside Wheelmen the local
boWlers removed a troublesome factor
to them in the race for the champion
ship. At the start of the game both were
tied in the record, and as each team de-
feated Hudson County Wheelmen in the
ellmlna contests they were still at
evens, and the clash between them was
expected to be of an exciting nature. 1t
was for a time, but the local pin pound
erS soon acquired a lead that set all
doubts at rest and in the final frames
they had no occasion to exert themselves
70 WIN. and they crossed the line 81 pins
ahead. Riverside rolled the best average
OF the night in the opening game, with
hudson County, whom they defeated with
ease. Luck was still against the H. c.,
w. In the second and they went down be-
fore the Catholic Cyclers. The rooters
from the Jersey City organizations joined
forces against the Riversides in the final
game. and the effect of their cheering is
apparent in the Riversides' score. Beam
of Riverside; John Fudleman of Hudson
County, and Frank Riordan of the Gath
Ole Club did the best work of the night.
Seore:-
FIRST GAME.
riverside Observation-Disclosures, 146;
D.. SANDERS All ~ Raa11 re- oC1. SanAnrc
i2$; !; Beam, is. Total. siis5.. A'e
m Huds9 "a. HSonnty %. ,WMhsselmenaoa,Fardls-
ner. l43; Burnham. 162. Total. 6sS.
SECOND GAME.
1a7. G g 7, iGooounty Wheelmen Fardle-
Catholic Club 0' Whe elm 15s;
Blsgrng; 1s4; Kopetsehunng.. 1874; Schneider,
J. Saunders, loa; # beam, 1sa a's 81. saun1.
de r 1sg; J Beam Is7; Total $50
1876; Riordan. lSs. 7otal, ESQ.
The Lindens of Greenville opposed the
y pbs a and Oriental teams in the games
git Scared, as they were p~ounded~in the
without making a very creditable de-
fence. Two of the strongest teams in the
59onrnaS2ent were arrayed against the
ably well to win one game. They are
well in the race and the present pace will
keep them there until the finish. Empire
beat Oriental in a sharp contest and the
scores of the three games follow
FIRST GAME.
w amp1 re. sab pu 9s.: 22g Sr KlS,lep9gpse, 14si Kuhl-
oriental1Zobel. 1850: Clinch, 1856; Schnei-
der, 1875; Gilhaus, 1856; Bierman. 17s. To-
OrientaEZobel, 146: Clinch. 1879: Schnei-
der, 49,; Gilhaus. 147; Bierman, 1s7. To-
3. Ei9 s. cRsssssisis. 49, 50! FssEss l 10. Is Is
THIRD GAME.
Kg shaR'1Sri "a; Boz sosl. 1 rs; Bril- hilllsp Is. ro fsS.
rl Eis IS: cPsstsrisIdi. 49, IL: PssEys - IS. H.
Jersey M4s0a Y. e N. g. a. g1 nesgud n tb sas M Msw
rolled in Paterson between the Y. M. G.
Peoples Palace resulted ps e asy VI vic Jne
ries for the Paterson team which has a.
firm hold on the championship as they
lead the others in the record. Score:-
FIRST GAME.
Peoples Pa1ace-Ege, 153; McDougall.
15; Williams 1926: LongieId, 14s; Ramsey,
icy icy, 1913; Barrett, l57; cowan. 1870. Total,
SECOND GAME.
9 7SS; % u 4a+s ,4S st IS Raim ss' hii rs I5a9.
ls Pat IS; RaFasfE, i Hzs: GG owssg, ~ IL; T Fiat
The games in the Jersey city League
on the Lafayette alleys resulted in an
Doolittle teams. The latter captured the
opening game, but were beaten in the
finish of the other Captain coffman's
missing an easy spare. Score
FIRST. GAME.
gsSI%assstssr, IS; efar'k. d. as?' cof hEalll; 49, is;
K LIpdaSs St. NsHsn ,,s: 49, S,,, ste t6e nc, 1s9'
81 By - Meyef' i''' puls' isO. lotai'
SECOND GAME.
Doolittles-Holcomb. AS: Brill, 14s;
Ierlmutter. 11; Clark, 1913: coffman, Isl,
K Essayi it,: asssrt rs, rs BUS sts is, ro ~;
Two defeats last night by the Mont
i Glaif cv M1neelm M p. has reduced u 3D. the ne.o Tour r.
The New Jersey cyclars' League. Both
divided~~ae scores. Results follow
FIRST GAME.
si gersel 81: Gass : IS; S Engiiish IT, ISL s;
Th TonEis4 e -; Ts g;nbI IS; 40. neraan
1ss; Lockwoosd, 1866; Dunphy, 1876; Taylor.
ls7. Total, re- rca>n
Montclair Wheelmen-H sigler. .1s9; G.
S,igler, Isl: Badgley. 1S5; English, 1871;
Th Top7rfa4 1 u, r Gs7,bI 80; .. 49,
is. Total. 7s4.
ts ghs 6 c0 Hsin aogse .l R0wll ,ast Club s,sst sent = = :
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