The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-03-31

A0ilCQ 5lIOlislJ III lllt
ual Tournament last night against Amann
and Gerdes, in New York, and captured
nls series after q very interesting confess.
he mad q lively scrimrmage with Gerdes
and this was the only series that need
ed ,hve. games to settle it. Gerdes put
up by far the highest average n rolled
gan the opening series with Afnann and
Won. in three straight. Amanr made him
mark hard at the start, winning by three
the best Of 1t, and Gerdes completed
his victory by winning with a score Of
2S2. beating Amann 5Apins. Arnold went
the. opening game was another close one.
giving Arnold a margin Of " pins.
He won s she second By t 2 and ,,t the fin qo,l
Arnold, and his friends expected him
to win, but he was not fast enough.
Gsrdes won the first same by one pin;
and had 81 pins the best of it.. He cap
tured the third game, but Gerdes evened
The score by taking the fourth, Iin hs
although Arnold led for six frames,
Gerdes went ahead on the seventh ana
On the eighth the scores were even. Ar
Gerdes broke and the series was won.
Score:
FIRST SERIES-FIRST GAME.
Amann ........2 % 40 SO 81 116 125 143 152 172 22
Gerdes ....... 70 40 go 70 SO 12S 14S 165 1S5 205
S~trikes-Amann. 5: Gerdes, 5. Spares
Amann, 8: Gerdes. 5.
SECOND GAME.
Amann ........s g 46 65 q % ~ 19 149 169
1s strises-Amann' 4 q + G Z + I. s
Amann. 6; Gerdes, 5.
THIRD GAME.
Amann -. ILL 30 H74 81 ~ 1872 152 l69 lS
Gsrdes - 9 80 90 g ~ ls5 155 1sS ss S32
Am alrhss-a'as Garld ii ' ). Averag spAi per
game-Amann. 1888; Gerdes. 200 Umpire
E. E. Barnes. scorer-H. Fox.
SECOND sERIEs-FIRST GAME:
Arnold 80 5 I 8 S ) i q iSs i52 IL iss 1s7
Strikes-Arnold. 5; Amann, 4. Spares
Arnold, 8: Amann, 5.
SECOND GAME.
Arnold ........17 81 66 IS 106 1876 146 1866 1856 203
.........17 % So Is 80 109 127 15 154 ia
S~trikes-Arnold, 4; Amann, 2. Spares
Arnold. g.. Amann, 6.
THIRD GAME.
A Ann65a ....:...s i q Il g 6 s $ g g II ~ II i 1ss Is IS IS
st~rikes-Arnold. /; Amann, 2. Spares
Arnold, 5: Amann, s. Average-Arnold,
1872, Amann, 17s Umpire-E. e. Barnes.
THIRD sERIEsAFIRsT GAME.
Gerdes. ..a........H 26 35 GA "a 1O2 1Ls 1879 159 17s
Arnold 20 40 50 g LID 1s1 14s is IT'S
SECOND GAME.
Arnold - 80 50 = g 1s 1873 1s lss 2e7
Strikes-Gerdes, y; Arnold, B. Spares
Gerdes, 6; Arnold, s.
THIRD GAME.
Gerdes !. Z. 10 % AZ SO 50 102 122 140 149 E8
Arnold 20 10 5S z g l94 l1s 1873 $50 ls7
-Gerdes. 6: Arnold, 6.
FOURTH GAME.
Arnold q Il s. Il s. IS lis 1ss Isl IL
S-trikes-Gerdes. 5: Arnold, 8. Spares
Gerdes. 4; Arnold, 5
FIFTH GAME.
Arnold. 20 % &C. sS 10s i2o i3s i59 ia is7
S-trikes-Gerdes, s.. Arnold, 4. Spares
Gerdes, g; Arnold, 6. Average per game
Gerdes, 1929; Arnold. aS9 Is. Umpire-E.
E. Barnes. Scorer. Fox.
strikes and Spares.
The Catholic Club viii bowl its tie
off with the C. Y. M. T.. A. of Eliza
beth tonight on Rabenstein's alleys in
Newark, and the winning team will re-
ceive the championship of the Diocesan
League. A large crowd will compa
the c.. c. team to Newark and will root
hard for the victory.
Another meeting of the Jersey City
League will be held tonight at Heye's
alleys to further consider the protest be-
tween the Lindens and Paramount teams.
The Fairmounts wish the case reopened,
reconsider the last vote is a question
that will be decided.
The Clio Wheelmen and Unions will
bring their season to an end in the local
league with tonight's meeting on the
Pythian Hall alleys. wv games will be
rolled and both will try hard to windup
with a victory.