The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-14
PALMA TOURNAMENT
The Members of the Organ
ization Will Bowl
for Prizes.
AMONG THE KICKERs
Peck Barry Won a Battle Last
Night-Niantic WheeImen in
Danger Of Suspension.

On the evening Of October 10 a bowling
tournament for prizes viii be inaugurated
at the Palma Club. The tournament will
continue for two weeks from that date
as per schedule. There will be entered
eight teams, consisting of four men each.
The team winning the greatest number
of games will be declared the winner of
the tournament. Each member of the
winning team will be awarded a valuable
prize, and one or more prizes will be
awarded to members of non-winning
teams for highest single scores in any of
the tournament games.
The rules OF the Amateur Bowling As
sociation 80 far as they apply TO match
games, shall govern the tournament. In
the absence Of any regular member of
a team, one of the substitutes will be Sc
lected. A team finding it impossible TO
bowl on evening scheduled may arrange
with committee to postpone game to some
other evening during period of tourna-
ment. TIL Bowling Committee will de-
eide all questions not covered in rules
above.
The competing teams are composed as
follows
Team III A Hansell. j.. F.. Rich, H. H.
T.. Lockwood, W. r. Gardner.
Team lWdlliam Bubier, William Pear
Q; L, GyDelman, Walter 2 Schmidt.
F. Holcounb, C.. n. Shaw; substitutes, F.
r Baldwin, E. A. Keeler,
Team 4Thomas White, ]. A. McClos-
key, F. P. Bechtlof, f. G.. Pendexter:
substitutes, g. W. 6. Dunn, George Coiey'
Team George T. Brown. W. A. Dur
RE, Jr:, F. T. Menagh. ). A. Van Horn;
SUBSTITUTES, TT Bedle, A. 2. Downer.
E. J. Fox, D.. p Holcomb; substitutes,
]. s. Menagh, Benjamin Van Buren,.
Team IA ". Lembeck. c. w. Bum
sted, j. r. Wortendyke, J. H. Gallagher;
den.
Team @Joseph Harrison, ]. v. Pear
son, J. castens James GopsilI; sub
stftutes. A d Ross Randolph BedIe.
SCHEDULE.
Monday, October 19-Teams I and Q.
5 and 9. on alleys ! and 2; Teams 3 and 4,
2 and 5, on alleys 3 and a. Tuesday, octo-
l and 2; Teams 2 and 3. 6 and Z, on alleys
3 and 4 Thursday, October 22-Teams
and "a and S, on alleys l and 2; Teams
9 and s. and 8, on alleys 8 and 4. Fri
day, October E-Tean7s l and 3, 2 and z,
on alleys L and 2; Teams / and 5, 4 and 6,
on alleys 8 and 4. Monday. October 2s-
Teams Tee rs a = : ! and { N alleys ! and 2;
Wednesday. October &STeams i and 5.
Q and s, on alleys 3 and 4. Thursday, DC
toser Z9-Teams 4 and s, Z and s, on alleys
| and 2: Teams 2 and 4, 5 and I. on alleys
8 and 4. Friday, October 3e-Teams 6 and
So and 8, on alleys l and 2.
The friends Of the Under and Clinton
Bowling Clubs VIII be greatly interested
arranged between Captain Arthur Duke
and Joe Ruddick of the Clintons and
Chesterfield and ]. Dickson Of the Lin
dens. They will meet ia a home and
| h0nc GaripS a1qh m aonciSt< of ha-+ -sr
in eleven games, and should a third
match be necessary this will be decided on
a neutral alley: The first game will be
n Greenville.
Tonight, on the Linden avenue alleys. a
match game Will be rolled by the teams
of the Knob Hill Club and the Lindens.
The Clinton Club will bowl its weekly
series OF games this evening on Smiths
Jersey City COUNCIL Of the ,Royai Ar
canum will have IT'S bowling division on
the Klikow alleys this evening,
Mantle Wheelrne1 will give their bikes
rolling the balls on the St. Boniface
Hall alleys.
Bergen Bowling Club will pile up the
records this evening on Fred Henn's al
Night Owls will spread themselves this
eyening on the River street alleys in
Riverside owlers will practice with the
balls this evening on the Quartette al
legs in Hoboken. -
The Granite Bowling Club is composed
Of solid material, and this will be shown
in the practice games to be carried on
tonight at Bach's alleys.
Butcher Club has a strong membership
ana many clever bowlers who will test
alleys.
TIL jolly Club members viii exert their
best efforts IN tonight,'s practice games
on the Odd Fellows Hall alleys.
Bowlers have been wondering what has
become of the arrangements for the two
men team tournament SO strongly agi-
Hall alleys.
The Empires rolled ia great form last
night in the games Of the National tour
nament on Thunn's alleys and came out
there was lively betting on the part of
the Monarch team supporters that their
battle between them in the third game.
Of the night, each having won from the
Glendales The victory Was decided in
the last frame, and the Empires won BY
Is pins. Tiedeman and Bril- each beat
the 200 mark. Score
FIRST GAME.
Empire-Brill, III; Tfedeman. 1856. VIII
hanson, 1877; La Due. ISL; Sohl, 1s0. Total.
GlendalsmE. schwager, l5l; G. schwa-
SECOND CAME.
Glendale-E. Sehwager. 17S; G.. Schwa-
ger, i5S; Werner, las, r. Fuchs. i69. A
Fuchs. 1853. Total, 799.
Monarch-Maass, 1856; Boemermann. 17e.
Gadieu, l7e; Kroningef, lz2; Walters, ia
Total. $50.
THIRD GAME.
Empire-Bri1l, 203; Tiedeman, 211. Will
hanson, 1871; La Due, 179; Sohl. 100. Total,
$50.
Monarch-Maass, 1871; Boemermann. 17s.
Cadieu, l5s; Krominger. 1S5; Walters, III.
The Lady ogdens spent a pleasant
evening last night bowling on Potilmann's
alleys. The scores Of the respective
Team 10. MRS. Mutchler, 14o; Mrs.
Freitag, lis; Mrs. Fitzmiller. 90; Mrs.
Nichols, 81; Mrs. Rohlfs. II: Miss Peters.
80; Miss Lyons. 70e. Total. 500.
Team No. 2-Mrs. Cohsen, 1873; Mrs.
Langdons S.; Mrs. Baden, rs: Mrs. Blank
en-. 1901 Mrs. Dittes. 70: Mrs. K~iesewetter.
100. Mrs. Cross. los. Total. e7S.
AT the last meeting OF the club the fol-
lowing officers were elected-Mrs. Adele
Lohsen. President; Mrs. William Mulch
Ter, Vice President; Mrs. Lizzie lanken,
Secretary: Mrs. Lizzie Lyons, Treasurer,
Mrs. Ida Rueffe, Captain.
The Lincoln Bowling Club banged the
pins last night on Larsen's Central ave-
nue. alleys with good results. One Of
their games was. as follows
Team No. bruins, 1T2; Penn, 1876:
Yungc. 40; ]. Dieckmanf 143; Z. Dieck-
mann, 149. Total. 962.
Team N-o4H2-Kappke, 1853: A.. DECK