The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-06
TWO LEAGUES FORMED.
Jersey City and Union Bowl
ing Associations Branch
Out in This City.
MEMBERS ENTHUSIASTIC
Mantle Wheelmen Are Growing
Rapidly-Notes fer Boxers
Yale at Grange.

The Jersey City Bowling League was
-reorganized last evening at a preliminary
meeting, held at the Woods Hall alleys.
There was a large attendance of bowl
ers and a great deal Of interest was
displayed by everyone. There is every
assurance that the league viii be IN.
unequalled success this year. and of
greater Importance in connection with the
game of ten pins than any organization
in this State. OF the ten clubs that held
membership last year six were represents
ed. These were the Lindens. Clintons,
Volunteers, Doolittle, Clio Wheel1nen and
Paramount. OF the ten clubs unrepresented
the resignation of the NonpareiIs was
received and accepted. There were four
clubs represented, ready to fill in the
vacancies, and the league will be organ-
lied this season with as strong a mem
bership as last year, while there is every
indication that he number will be in
creased to twelve or fourteen clubs.
Many measures were discussed that we're
considered of benefit to the organization
this season, and it wa decided to draft
a complete new constitution and bylaws.
and a committee, consisting of Edward
Edinger, Lindens; Joe Ruddick. Clinton,
and Arthur Lawrence, Paramount, was
~ NoA4 O1l t4Al ~ 10
rules Of last year limited the member
ship to ten, but this rule was suspended
last night, n the election of the new
club made the present membership twelve.
considering the clubs who have not re-
signed as still members, although they
were unrepresented at last nights meet
ing. The new additions to the eague are
the Mantle Wheelrnen, Puritan Athletic
Association, Van Bergens and the Teu-
tonia Circle. These are all strong or
| ganizations and will be well prepared TO
! carry on a hard fight for the honors. The
| games will be conducted the same as
| last year in a nome and home series.
The meeting was adjourned until next
Bylaws viii report, officers win be
elected and the season will be well under
way.
A new bowling club was formed last
night at the Y. N. c. A. building in this
| city, which will comprise four we'll
known organizations of this vicinity, and
the new association will provide lots of
interest for the teams that compose il.
The name of the Union Bowling League
has been adopted, and these officers viii
| govern t:-Eilliam S. Russell, President.
rstary. An entrance fee of S will be
paid. and the money will be donated to
the Y. Nj. c. A. and Irving Club Of this
city, Y. M. G. A. Of East Orange, and
Oritani Field Club OF Hackensack. This
schedule has been adopted
Thursday, Nov. 1Orange Valley vs.. Y.
Friday, Nov. s-Irving vs.. oritani.
Thursday, Nov. l2-oritani vs.. Orange
Friday, Noy; ls-Y, NJ; 6. 4. xs. Irving
Thursday. Nov. 1s-orange Valley vs..
Friday, Nov. 2o-Irving vs.. Y. NJ. G. A.
Thursday, Dec. 3-oritani vs.. irving.
Valley.
I C.
Friday, Dec. I-orange Valley vs.. 1rv-
Thursday, Dec. 17-Y M. c A W orr
Friday, Dec n-Irving vs.. Orange val
Thursday. Jan. 7-orange Valley vs.. \.
T T51aaSi sah: jan mir lMor IL 41S IS, orange
Friday, Jan. l5-Y. NJ. c. a. VS.. ORR
Thursday. Jan. 2-orange Valley vs..
Oritani.
T T6lassi sa1 Jan 2sa asHorIsa 9l. 3 !. n hrvi s. 4
Friday, Jan. 29-Y. NJ. c. A. vs.. orange
Thursday, Feb. 4orange Valley vs..
Friday; Feb. loritani vs.. Y. NJ. c. A.
THURSDAY. Feb lily. NJ. c A. vs..
Friday. Feb. 12-Irving vs.. orange val
ley.
The John Boyd Bowling Club, named
IN honor of the popular clerk of the Board
OF Freeholders. was r~eorganized last even
ing at Mike Browns alleys, adjoining the
Court House. The club has been in ex
time has been very popular, and the
seasons have been completed with some
clever records on the valleys. The Off
| GERS elected w~ere:-EIenry p. Simon.
President; John Egan. Secretary; Colonel
Mike Brown, Treasurer, and Charles
Beeehner, Captain. Several spirited prac-
| fiCe gal Vynrn rolled and the T1nSf in
| teresting is appended
Team No. IHeintze, 1913: Beechner, 1g7;
Minimizing, $50; Egan, l6i; Brown, 1913.
Team No. BOYD, III: Simon, 1867
We'll, II; Kilt, Isl; Blind, ls1 Total, Sc.
| The Pleasure Bowling Gu began It's
season three weeks ago on George Krud-
| nerss alleys, formerly Weserbes. on Sip
avenue, and the members have become
rather expert in manipulating the balls.
They have their usual membership, and
their meetings are always attended with
some happy times. The club bowls every
M0fsndday I r and at i lasf rdedras n meeting etnas
tice. F1ugge and A. Post We're the lead
ers, with scores thai We're above the ave-
rage. Records were.-
Team I'D; RAGS 40. T. Rose. 157 stin-
nsr, 10; A. Post, 1T; Flugge, 179. Total,
y Te &c: + K, EsuT ig4. g1s; ksDf; ia 49, rs EiE-
The Columbia Club viii bowl every
| Thursday night on krudner'S alleys.
The Jersey City Lodge of Elk will
bow in practice this evening at Mullerss
Klfkow alleys.
Muller's Klikow alleys was a lively
place last evening. and every alley was
occupied. There were several spirited
contests on the alleys. while the Enter
prise Club pounded away on alleys / and
2. It was their regular meeting night and
the member had their usual success.
Only two of the scores beat the average
mark. Williams was high. with 1888. The
scores WERE
Team l-sNilliams, 1855: A~damthwait, 40:
Hoffman. 146; Lane 40; Hardekoff, 1s7;
Smith, l21. Total, s72,
Team 2-Scott, 166; Duff, 1885, Piehot. 40;
Binns, 1872; Hill. 124; Symes, 152. Total,
The Magnolia Club began its season last
night at Fred Henn's alleys. and the mem
bers were very enthusiastic over the
prospect for the season work. THE club
will select officers at the next meeting.
The members nave not forgotten how 10
bowl, and before the night was far adj
headpin, and made some fair averages.
gal, 14e; P. OFT. $50 F. Hauser. 1894: II. r.
Aokerman, l62; J. Ryan, l55; G. scofield.
I25. Total 952.
Team PIE. Hauser, 1852; II. Mitchell. 142.
L Wehrun, 1888; s. Somerfali, ITO; NJ.
Krohne, 100; ]. Scofeld, lie. Total, $50.
The Lady Friendship Ciub wiz bowl
every Wednesday afternoon at own
Court House alleys beginning tomorrow.