The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-28
CLOSE TEAM GAMES
At the Catholic Club Alleys
Good Scores We're
Made.
LAvIGNE'S CLEVER VICTORY
Everhardt Beaten After a Hard
Battle-Lindens Defeated at
Bayonne-Football.
LAvIGNE'S CLEVER VICTORY

UfG 4ttclfplOn Oh ElS bOWlttS W0S dltIdCtcd
to the third series of games in the team
tournament. The scores were an Improve
ment, and the bowling was of an inter
esting character. A new team reccrd was
made by team H. High inddvidual scores
we're also plentiful. The largest scores
were made by ]. Norton, J. Connolly and
Sam Coffman. Results were:-
Team IFS. Coffmann, 100; J. Connolly,
20l; G. Moersdorf, LBS; c. Dawdell, 1S4; J.
Waylett 1s5; J. Campbell, 152. Total, s27.
Team J-J. Smauhhurst, 1Q2; j. Hen
messy, 142; ]. Duane, IA; J. Murphy, 174;
J. BisaIke. 125; ]. H. OfBrien, LIS. Total,
Team III. Relish, III; J. Egan, 1o7; ].
100; M. J.. Grove, lis. Total, 1872.
Team KIT. Cavanagh, ITS; ]. Minihan.
1ls; D. Fehan, 1872; NJ. j. Fay. ia; N. Her
zog. 154; J. E. o'Reiliy. 122. Total, s2e.
J. Sullivan, 1913; j. TierRey, 1877; G. Helm,
lo4; N. Hogan. LIS. Total $50.
Team C-E. Kopetschky, lSs: B. LAYER
n 4 ] III walsh Ii pi LIZ. ). BUCK las' Il \; K Tssaf. s ~;
Team EFF. Riordan, l47; Van Buskirk,
12a; B. Anderson. ls5; NJ: A.. Smith. los; T.
el Tlam g; & NMo ~ aSss 2 ~. T TO5 Ndrt ssS. 100.
E. Cavanagh, 1z. Total, $50.
Team Ale. Cahill, l42; J. Clark, 1Sl; ].
MC(dTtHy, l4l, w. HOWefS, l3z, i. Car
Team LII, o'Connell. 1873; c. Ruffer,
l31; J. Gormley. III; Z. Hogan. LIS; G.
Egar. LIS; ", Hurley l25 Total. $40.
j. J. Mooney. Isl; G. Sweeney - III; j.
Rafter. rs; q. Mcdonald. 1888. Total, $40.
Team F-C. Gathcart. Ies; Q; Prior, ls3;
E. E. g gsad ~; 6 8, P qot.p q q; J. Farrell l0S;
The Lindens rolled the return game last
night with the Knob Hills, at the Pam
rape ATHLETIC Club alleys, in Bayonne;
S NelI. m but d ase Knob ph H,ll Lin Sowlsa 6 Ssgterl
which was the secret of success. In the
game in Greenville the Lindens won east
". The result Is a standoff. and the
Knob HilIs-G. Mitzman, 1853; O.. Butch
er. 131; H Wilson, 172; G~oldenhorn, 1850;
Ellsworth, 1ss; J. Johnson, 1s2; ! Druck-
Woodruff, $50. Total. 1854.
Lindens-Perry, l4s; Roeder. 125; Frank,
1os; Edanger. 1s2: Woeckener. 1876; Dick
niger 149: Frantz, 1913. Total. 1925.
Three of the strongest teams in the
American National tournament came to-
gesher last night on the Gernsan.a Assem-
unusually large crowd and some highly
interesting work with the ball. 4 was a
great battle in the opening game between
pounded out the credits and kept such an
even pace that they were tied IN several
frames and at the windup. Both reached a
high score. In the roll off the Empires won.
The greatest score, however, was made
by the Linden Groves in the second game
with the Albions. The former played a
lively tattoo, and bowled over the pins
had no chance, and although they bowled
e5s they were beaten an even 100 pins.
The Linden Groves had no trouble in
winning from the Empires. Score
a I'll CIT n A NIL
Bmpire-Brill, ga; Tildeman. III; Will
hanson. 1852: La Due, 1870; Sohl, 152. Total,
A~lbion-cingen. IA. Packer, 1874; Arnold.
s ss: Taylor 1901 Lockwood lss- Total,
Eleventh frsme-Empire, 1903; Albion. 70.
SECOND GAME.
as A11'G IS; Tayforl, ~ ~: Ff IoeRwo asa' 49, 81.
Linden Grove-Menninger, ia: wingen-
fsla. ISs; Schlicht. 215; Paulsen, ia; Thyme
THIRD GAME.
Enpire-Brill, 200: Tiedeman, 1863; Will
hanson, III; La Due. 167; Sohl. 100. Total,
Linden Grove-Menninger, 1859; Wingen-
field, 1876; Schlicht, 1865; Paulson, 1875; Thyme
163. Total, $50.
The Lincoln Club bowled last night on
ance was good and the scores compared
well with the others made since the sea-
son opened: A number of lively games
were rolled, but none surpassed these
records.-
Yunge. 1874; Meyn, Isl; J. Dieckman, i5e;
2, rs Dissh ma TX lSs; on TSsal. ,s 81. n,sck-
Bohering, l37: Waltman, l5s. Total, SOS.
The Lady Ogdens were in hand in the
alleys ready for practice, and they en-
tered into the sport with Q, vim The
members are making quite a success of
bowling and are able TO lay the balls
close connections were made with the
head pin last evening. Mrs. Mutschier
and Mrs. Lahan captained the teams, and
they were also the leaders in the records.
Team No. Mrs. Mutschler, $50: Mrs.
FTeitas, l25; Mrs. FftzmeIer, 12; Mrs.
Nichols. III; Mrs. Rueffe, IS; Miss Peters.
Team No. 2-Mrs. Lahan, 14s; Mrs.
EEai anfsn. Is s. Mrs Mrs, b baasn; 49, g; Ms Mrs.
Kresewetter, lis; Cross, 126. Total, sos.
The Volunteers met for service on the
alleys last night at Fischer's Hall, Hobo
ken. All of the old reliable members are
again on deck. and are bowling with old
time skill. They are fast rounding into
form, and ere the season is far advanced
their scores wiz reach high figures. The
members had a jolly time last night, and
every total but one beat the general aver
age mark. Three were in the ITO block.
Chief Donovan was fourth high. Score:-
Team 1-Ettling. 172; Barratt. 1854; Bro
ply, 142; Feierabend, III; F. Daab, 1853;
Donovan, 1853; M. Daab, 1852. Total. 1.142.
173; Dunn. 1874; Maher. 1877; Rothjen, ia;
Langcoke, 1853. Total, LII.
The Independent Club had a series of
practice gamee last night on Schulken's
full In ga aiming fair records. Stellman won
the honors with 1856. Schelling made 179.