The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-03-20
iEE VI T&@ElEN&
LEULY'S DEFEAT.
He BoWled Well, But Luck
Was Against
Him.
A FINE LIST OF AVERAGES
An Association Of Rowing Clubs
Proposed-Cycle Path to New
ark-Handball.
A FINE LIST OF AVERAGES

The bowling of Jake Leuly, Of the
Columbia Club of Hoboken, last night
in the games OF the Sun tournament in
new York was Of a high order, and the
lact tnat he was beaten was due to hard
luck and not to his rolling, as he attain
ed a remarkably high average and should
nave won. His friends ara not discouraged
as h are satisfied bowling OF such a
high order will eventually carry the CO.
iumbia expert to the front. He met VIM
eenfed IN the first series, and it was red
NOT. IN the first game Leuly led for six
frames, but lost the advantage on the
seventh and was in the rear until the
END, which gave his opponent six pins the
advantage. Leu1y was never headed In
the second game n won by Is pins.
The third was a corker. and the men see
sawed with only a few pins either way
until the end. which found the Hoboken
bowler one pin behind Both scores beat
BY putting Up another big game in the
fourth and won by s. pins. The deciding
game gave Wingenfeld the lead at the
ffars ser sea he ne 3 BED n,p i e fe the END. winning
age Ct 1888 and Wingenfeld 17e, yet the
FORMER was beaten. Leuly's nexf series
VAS @s1 WITH Stein who put up a remarkable
Straight heats. 1t was almost useless to
Try against it, as STEMS average was 215.
,Ihe third series resulted in the defeat
OF Wlngenfeld in three straight games
py STEIN, who fell considerably below
ms former average. The scores of each
series WERE
FIRST s-ERIBs-FIRsT GAME.
Leuly 80 ....26 46 60 II 30 1OS III 125 1854 ia
Wingenfeld 30 50 IS e. Sc los ia III iSi $50
Sirikes-Lenly, 4. Wingenfeld. 2. Spares
SECOND GAME.
H 55sisssafss,y' !. = : N i E / 4 { / : + + ] L L s, s. e
Leuly, 6, Wingenfeld, S.
THIRD GAME.
M Why 20 % e e = g rs 80 49, u 1 1ss 1 1ss S Sos
strikes-Leuly. 4: -Wingenfeld, S. Spares
-, FOURTH GAME.
Wing 4. i IS IS g g & y 10y e IS 8 l5s 10 IS IS i lss
stFikes-Leuiy g; Wingenfeld, l. Spares
WIassafsid 3 e ss & : = = IS IS IS IS q i lss IS IS
Leulyy,, iSs,s; Wsfingenfeid i7s IS. nmpfremE.
=. Barnes. Scorer-George J. Wise.
c SERIES+FIRST GAME.
Stem . . 8 8 1 70 ~ ~ 81 81 II II h IS IL Is II II
strikes-stein, s.; I.euly, {. spares-stein,
SECOND GAME.
stein :. ..-..z0 ~ 60 20 1S 1873 1853 1TS 1917 ZIG
s~trikes-stein, s; Leuly, 2 s-pares-stein, 81;
Lealy, 6.
THIRD GAME.
stein. q e e Il 4 s s s. l lss 81 Il Fl Fl lss IS IS
S~trikes-Stein, 5; Leuly, Q Spares-Stein, 4;
Leuly, 8. Average per g~ame-Leuly, l76 2-3:
Stein, 215. Umpire-E. E.. Barnes. Scorer
George J. Wise.
THIRD S-ERIES-FIRST GAME.
Wingenfeld :. ..1S So Sc 76 go 101 120 1873 lat 167
stein 10 80 50 rs 90 ia 1872 Isl 1859 1856
Strikes--Wingenfeld. l; Stein, l. Spares
Wingenfeld, Z; Stein, 9.
SECOND GAME.
Wingenfeld s II 26 45 Sc II SO SO 107 11s
Stein. e.. ...:2S 46 "a "A 50 102 III 131 149 1863
Strikes-Wingenfeld, 0; Stein. 4. Spares
Wingenfeld, 8; Stein, 8.
THIRD GAME.
Wingenfeld ..19 So "a 73 81 100 119 1877 1877 176
Stein. II IS 81 II 100 lis 1875 AS 165 fS5
Strikes-Wingenfeld, 1; Stein, 3. Spares
Wingenfeld, 9; Stein, s. Average per game
Wingenfeld, 153; Stein, 1870. Tmpire-E. z
Barnes S-corer-George J. Wise.
The interest in the work of the bowlers
of the Jersey City League has not dimin-
ished a particle by the near approach of
the windup of the schedule and if any
thing there is more excitement than ever
over the contest so holly carried on for
the individual average and spare prizes.
For the former Sam Coffman of the Doc
little Club, stands first. and will in all
probability. hold his lead over Dickson
and A. Duke for the honors. The spare
are still well in the race. Joe Ruddick
leads, but has rolled more games than
many of the others. The records, not
including this weeks a meS ARA