The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-23
ROLLING THE BALLS
The Work OF Smashing the
Pins Has Begun in
Earnest.
GOOD ROADS OFFICERS
The Association Held Its Annual
Meeting-Cable A. A. Outing
and Gamss-Boxing
in New York.

This is the right kind of weather for
bowling, n the followers of the
sport are becoming nthus and
are devoting a great deal of
time to practice in preparation for the
games that will soon be in operation. A
great many clubs nave been organized.
while all of the prominent organizations
Of last season are getting in turn for the
approaching one. A number of the al
leys were occupied last evening, and the
bowlers played merry tunes with the
balls. ms Recreation Club held a meet
ing on the club alleys on Clinton street,
Hoboken, and put up some good results
in practice. There was q spirited contest
in a team game which resulted in these
scores:-
Team No. Up. Kaufer, 1877: c. Kings
land, 173. G.. Cook. 1873; S. Cross, 17s; ].
Burns, 143; j.. Webb. al; H. Schosberger,
149; E. Felgentren, 142. Total, 1,185.
Team No. 2-W. Wilson, 40; G. Heinz,
ITS; H. Tangemann, 1888; E. Brown, 142:
J.. Collum, 1856; Z. Wilson, 100; W. Cross,
152, H. Thompson, 1s. Total. 1.2oS.
The Lady Holzhackers will nave a
meeting this evening on Meyers alleys.
The Indians win meet for practice this
evening OH f15rIndH WGHul aieyS.
The American Bowling Congress, at its
annual meeting Monday night, elected
these officers.-President, DR.. H. Timrn;
Vice President. P ]. Eppig; Secretary,
S.. Karpf. Treasurer, G. P. Strack; Dr.
~rectors. DR.. w. A. Griffith, Thomas Cur
It's, @. 2. Paynter, Charles Walters, John
Haller and ]. Gunst.
The jolly Bowling Club held a practice
-ao<s -. 49, "a T--1l--.-s ~ 49,
and the members a the usual good
time In the games of the evening. The
bowlers reached high averages in several
of the games. but the most uniform
scores were:-
Team No. III. K~reuzmann, 1s1; Kuhl-
mann, 1853; G. Schroeder. IA; H. Bischof.
1854; Klein, IT'S; Gottschal, III; S~tursburg,
1859; Mann. 1863. Total, 1882.
Team No. 2-Eppel, LEO; C. Kreuzmann.
1853; ]. Bischof, $50: B. Schroeder, 147:
H. Sterz. l54; Chris Kreuzmann, 1856; Kel-
Ter, ISL; Winter. ls1. Total, 1,242.
The Granite Club had a session last
night at Bach's alleys. The attendance
bers not having all gotten to work. The
best game gave these figures
Team No. Pope, 1852; Hartzell, 1853:
Team No. 2-Karr. 1852; Miller, l5S; E.
Matteson, ISL; McGrew, 161. Total, 692.
The Riverside Bowling y will reor-
ganize the first week In October. The
club will bow on the Quartette Club al
leys.
Heintz's alleys, on the Fill. formerly
Dramatic Hall, at No. 100 South street.
are in shape for bowling, and the follow
ing clubs have made engagements for the
season there:-Rovers,. Monday night;
Garfield, on Tuesday; Avlys, on Wednes-
day; BouleYara on Thursday: Sylvia Ath-
letic Club, on Friday. and Excelsior Club,
on Saturday. During the week the Lady
Excolsiors viii roll every Thursday after
noon
The Garfield Club, which has rolled on
sons, has ~reorganized for the present
year with these ofIicers:-President, A.
Winckler; Secretary and Treasurer, Fred
Meter; Captain, August Nestler.
The Lincoln Club has fortified itself at
the Central avenue alleys against all
corners, and will participate m a number
Of lively contests this season with other
gotten down to business by electing these
ofacers:-President. Joseph Young; Secre-
tary, John Diekmanni Treasurer a
lenges. The club ratified the pins for
these scores at this weeks meeting.
Team No. EKunkle, 15o; Black. ~:
S lair arr,a Isl Ia Y9 + aSs; u R Iss: Baehri 1a.;
Team No S-Herman, 1855; Penn. 1854;
Kopke, 1888; Bruhn. 1872. A. Diekmann,
l73; Hessler, 14S; Becker, 1888; Blind, 1857.
The Dooiittle Bowling Club opened their
season last evening at Docs Woods Hall
alleys. The boys showed up wei IN
made. Sam Coffman won a box of cigars
for making the highest score. Team
No. 1 was looked upon as a sure winner
but No. 2 proved to. be the best hnishers
and won by the following score:-
TEAM No. /.