The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-08
B0ULERS IN LINE
They We're Active in All
Parts Of the City
Last Night.
MANY CLUB MEETINGS
Yesterdays Football Games-Ar-
lington A. Z. Chooses Of
fcers-0ther Events.

-inaugurated on every alley in the city.
| All of the members have started their
work and from now until the end of the
e six months there will be a merry
ring of falling pins and roaring balls in
all parts of the county. Bowling has be-
come almost as great a winter pastime
as has baseball in summer. The only
thing that prevents this is the COM
paratiyely small number of alleys. The
| sport was in full blast last night and the
bowlers were in their element. The sea-
| son will become more successful this
winter than 1t has in any season, and
every organization is striving to become
a recognized leader In the sport. There
was not a vacant alley in the city last
evening and of the clubs that were pound
ing the pins a complete list will be found
under this head. The Clinton Club had
a brisk evening on Smiths jackson ave-
nue. alleys. The club occupied all four
alleys and the bowlers got in some hot
work with the ball. The club was prac-
ticing for the League games and will
in all probability be represented by two
ANS The veterans of the organization
put up some fine averages, with A. Duke
the leader, two pins below the double
century. The scores were:-
Team No. IA. Duke, 1893; q. HUMPHREYS,
154; A. Buchtenkirk, 1853; E. Hall, 1855; A..
Kellers, lis; G. Kimball, 1876; w. Byrnes,
Team No. 2J. Ruddick. 17S; ]. Faulknid,
179; T. Douglass, 1870; L. Duke, 172; H.
Duls, 1856; A. Taylor, 1853; E. Montgomery,
lbs. Total, 1,l60.
Muller's klikow alleys by the members of
Jersey City Council of the Royal Ar
canum The members piled up a number
of fair records, but have hardly got going
as yet. The Council is anxious to form
a State League among the councils of
the order. The best scores were:-
Team Ne Nv H Sweet, l54; 2 H.
Iaf' issl f aesi q R aSs. Tot If; % 3. = ray-
Team No. rs. H. Wiekham, 154: ]. r.
Taylor, 15s; A. Wright, 126; w. Lunger,
lo5; Baxter, 1870. Total. s6s.
ru nn : Eh iiRIshs af eip aenn Mas alle Te0rga An 81
the members who lave been connected
with this organization in the past were
on hand to participate in the beginning
Of another year. The Empires will be as
records during the present season. The
scores we're
Team No &c Lange 1s7; Won
Reuther, JAG: Klein, 40. Total. 1904.
Team No. PR. Tron, 1856; Ludlow. III;
Kato, 106; Weiner. 119; Cleaver, 14O, Work
man, l34. Total, So.
The Pioneers rolled on Bach,s alleys.
There was a large gathering and the
pioneers Of the organization were on the
alley in all their glory. They banged the
pins for several strikes and spares and
made up some fine averages. Jim Camp
bell was the leader with 202. The scores
were.-
Team No. bach, 147; Campbell, 2o2;
Freedom, 14s; La Pointe, 1876; Neurnan, 134;
Pope. ISL; solhau. 40; Schoenfeld, 162.
Total. 1,225.
Team No. 2-Bryon, la; Ferdon. 125:
Hopkins, 1853; Dod, l42; Podesto. 1875; Robb,
100; Schaffer. 1853; Van .Etten, It's. Total,
The Mantle wheelmen got together last
night on st. Boniface's Hall alleys in
First street and participated in their FIRST
on the list who a had considerable
experience and these led in the scores.
President Daily was on top. The records
were:-
Team No. IA. Hart, 100; A. DAILY. 17s;
E. cahin, 1S5; F. Mullins. 1as; j. Nc,
Carthy, 40; c. Milton, Jr, 9S. Total, S38.
Team No. FL waylett; lss: ]; sulli-
a n $50; :. Waldron 50; 4 Wright 100;
Full Moons were out at Sehulkeu's
Tuesday night and banged the pins for
further orders. Balder beat the 200
mark. which was the highest score of the
Team No l-Krender. 157. Seeschaf, ia:
Herkeir, 1877; Harms, 1l9; T1mken, l2l:
-Budenbender, 12e; Kamlaeh. 1875. Total.
e52.
Team 40. -stolz. 14s: Pfeirer. IA;
Mayse. ZIG: wartman. 1888; Conklin. 1875;
Hilderbrand. 1873; Bladder, 20s. Total. l.00l.
The Elysians had a merry line on
membership and Of the number there are
those who are considered clever in gather
ing together high records with the
wooden bali. Captain Mohmking is the
champion Of the Organization and at the
Nl0ca IF the nrurft-a he h~A oe~nf-o7 4,
score Of 2o6 The best figures follow
Team No. 1-Buss. f46; Mohmking. 2oS:
Peterson. l77s weis, 1916; Bauman. 1923;
Mather e; Hopper. III; yoikening, IA
Team No. 2-von Deesten. 1ee; Schroeder
1872; Burmaster, 1873; HHlen. 1871; Eftzen. IA:
LANCE. ZIG; Pilzer. a.; Boschen. 155. Total,
Fishers alleys were the scene of action
for the Philistines last night. It was the
second meeting for the Organization and
the members have hardly gotten the range
the average. Scores were:-
Team No. I-Gregor. Ia: Hoppe. 1874;
LANCE. liz; Berger. i22; semeg. Ifs: Knep,
per ise; Brown 49, Total. go.
ham, IA; Bauer. lss. Total. ss6,
The X Spartans had a regular meeting
on r sssh's s, alleys and TIED Intellectually
form and few attained their desires.
George Kuncken and L.. Kuncken made
the best scores. The figures WERE
Team No. duncan, 1853: Kerkersen.
les; Winig. ~; G.. Keller, 15s; @. Kuncken,
1S5. Total, SIG.
Team No. 2-L. Kuncken. us: p. Miller.
l51; T. Kuncken. l42; Hopkins. 1873; Seller,
162. Total. 769.
AT the weekly meeting Of the Duplex
Gu on the Quartette Club ALLEYS the
members carried on. a lively lombard
ment of the pins. They gained good re-
2IlfE and lrGryy rn0rrhnr r-a- -
general average or better. The figures
Team No. 1~-Schmidt. 1872: waehola 10.
Bond, l5s; Stelges. 17s; Lermeer, 1853. Total
Team No. 2-Barth. 14s; Burhorn 1s9.
Trap, AS; Harvey. 164; Kommer, 1S8'
Total. rs. w
The Van Bergens will have a session
this evening on Hennss alleys.
A try at this years records will he
made this evening by the Klikows. at the
Klikow alleys.
Holzhackers will scatter the pins This
evening from the River street alleys in
Sociais are down for an evening on the
jackson avenue alleys tonight.
TIT Germanias have engaged the ST
Boniface Hall alleys for every Thursday
curing the season. n will begin action
tonight.
Lady Elysian bowlers viii FOWL this
leys, Hoboken.
Tonight's games at the odd Fellows,
Hail alleys will be carried on by the
Gemuthlichers.
Lyra Club will mact PR ,1a.er