The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-01

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scorers-Mr. &. Montgomery. for both
teams.
The new Spartan Bowling club. con-
tanning the larger part of the old mem
bers who made the name 50 prominent,
met at Baeh's alleys Tuesday night and
UP excellent records By driving the pin
from their spots for strikes and spares
in q lively fashion The bowling was
with results. The scores were
Team duncan, 1871. Wildg. 1876; G..
Keller, $50: Jacoby. 49, A. Keller, 40.
Kuneken. ls5; Il. Ksneken. Isl; j. Hop
kins, 1s5; Keckeisen, 1855, Total. S23.
The Eysians, who are the most euthusi-
astie Of the many clubs in Hoboken,
rolled the balls merrily in practice on
Meyer & Steneck's alleys Tuesday night
and attained a number of scores that
were above the average. The records of
Team Ischroeder, 1893; Rehm. 1s1:
Captain Mohnkihg, 1856; Munsee, $50;
Kappss. JIG; gSlksniagi lRs Total, 1889.
SON, 1871; Dierks, $50; Burnmeister, 100;
bessten, iso. Totai. Us. ~ -
The Full Moon Club shone with all its
I'LL NJ tit dL II iICGltliS
on Schulken's Washington street alley
in Hcboken, Tuesday evening, when the
club reorganized, by electing these Off
eers:-President; J. conklin. Vice Presi--
Budenbender; Treasurer, c.. o. Hilder-
brandt; Captain, F.. Krender. The Full
Moons will not appear for duty until next
Monday night, when the regular season
will begin. and thereafter on every sue
ceeding Monday when the organization
The Lueatigs Bruaer Club will be one Of
the organizations that will be found at
work this season on the Quartette Club
alleys.
Tie bowlers of North Hudson are in
terested N the reorganization Of the
occur next Sunday at Groth's alleys,
Bergenline avenue and Hackensack Plank
Road, at three O'Clock. This will be the
third season for this organization and
will undoubtodly reach greater prominence
| than the last.
The Atlantic Club viii have a meeting
this evening on S~toppenbeck's alleys and
a feature Will be a match game In which
the teams opposing each other will wear
red and blue caps and the Jolly bowlers
anticipate the usual good time.
The Granite Club will hold the fort and
will fire away with the balls at the ten
pins on Books alleys.
The Holzhackers VIII lombard the pins
IN their attempt at record smashing to-
The Thursday Afternoon Club will bowl
today on Wendf's alleys.
The Hour Bowling Club will be re-
organized this evening at Fiseher's Hall.
All the Odd Fellows Hail alleys this
| evening the Lady Elysians will have FUN
among the ten pins.
| On the Dramatic Hall alleys this even
| ing the Ayly Bowling Club win make an
| attack upon the seasons record for the
alley In their club games.
On Lange's new Boulevard alleys on
the Hill the Lady Washingtons viii roll
The Won Bergens win have their first
meeting Of the season tonight at Helms
alleys. This Is one Of the happy organs
cations Of the city and whenever they
the alley. The chief humorist for the
crowd is Frank Casey, He will be in evil
The Friday Night Bowling Club or
ganized at Bease's Hotel on jackson ave-
nue. ana Dwight street last night. The
following officers were elected:-President,
Walter Beal; Secretary, John Dietz;
Treasurer, Edward Bishof and Capfain
Fred Bischof. b club will bowl every
Friday night at alleys not yet chosen.
The club intends to Join any local leagues
and arrange match games with local
The Empire Bowling Club reorgantzed
for the season last night at Hennss alleys
on Newark avenue. Dr.. Ludioe was
elected President. Captain. Secretary and
to be fIIed Of .Docv would ave II
elected to I'LL them. Ths Empires have
been in existence far seventeen years and
always found that one man was enough
to run the business end Of the club.
on Monday night al Lsnks alieyss Hobo-
Ken and Central avenues, with these of-
dcers:-{: $truhe, captain Taeo. Link.
l~5eptsnent; - HrApR eeeretsfys Henry