The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-07
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POUNDING Pins.
BoWlers Were at Work on
the Local Alleys Last
Evening.
BOXING NIGHT
Lively Games of Football-H. c. W.
Race Meet -Kennedy's Sue
cess at Pool.
BOXING NIGHT


The Alva Bowling Club. at its weekly
meeting, at Muller's Kiikow alleys, bowl
ed some good averages in every game.
The leader was George Hoecker, with III.
Score
H assm l h5. e Dg Moso hss; VI VI sa Toaal, i' Is :
Team 2@J. Hahn, 1853: w. Etzkorn, $50;
r. Snober, l61. A.G. Ehrenfels-
The Fuesseieer Bowling Club had an
man Wendt's alleys. The pen. pounding
was continued until the members were
tired. In reviewing the scores these rec
Team Lsehwalm. TO-: Wendt, 81;
Rurge, lsi: WOLF, l34. Total, LIP.
Team 2-Harper i5z; Fuessel I81; Leis-
l42, Cordes, l5l. Total, 1,0Is.
Pioneers battered the wooden STANDARDS
in Bach's alleys last night. Several well
contested games We're rolled. and the
team captained by Dick Bach. James
Campbell gave the members a fine exam
pie of clever bowling. and he sent the
TeamI-Bacn, 154 Bryan, 100; J: Camp
bell, 1877; Fredder, l62; Newman, IA; Steil,
Team Pope. III: Robb. 127; sachan.
Etten, $50. Total. $50.
The Valencia II held its regular
meeting last night on Bauer's Odd Eel
lows Hall alleys and rolled up a number
of records, which put the oarsmen in a
line with the other strong teams in this
vicinity. The Valencias will play a pronli-
nent part In the contests OF the season.
The best game gave these totals:-
Team 1-Matthews, 49, Smith, 166; Hart
man, III; Speer, l49; Keppler, l6I; Gerken,
152. Total. 9S3.
Behrrnan, 1873; w. Behrman, l45; Burns,
Isl: Tompkins, III. Total, 9S3.
The Jolly Club will hav q lively time
this evening on the Odd Fellows Hall
alleys, and expect to play smash with
The Bergen Bowling Club will be re-
organized this evening at HennsS alleys.
The Clinton Bowling Club will Y a
meeting this evening at Smiths alleys,
on jackson avenue.
Jersey City Council of the Royal Ar
canum will begin its regular season this
evening on Muller's Klikow alleys. This
will be one Of the leading Councils in the
State on the alleys this season.
Mantle Wheelmen will begin operations
this evening on the alleys in. St Boni-
face Hall and expect to begin the de,
velopnent Of q strong team for the local
The Granite Club will take possession
of Bach's alleys this evening.
Riversides will find pleasure in splinter
ing the pins this evening on the Quar-
tette alleys.
Independents will practice with the ball
this evening at cFeu ocluihSA , airy -
Teutonia Circle will pound the pins this
evening on the Nolpareil alleys.
Will Curtis will lead the Castle Point
Cyclers. this season as the captain in
all league matches rolled.
A new bowling club was organized in
Pohlmann's alleys last night, under the
name of the Lady Ogdens. The club will
elect its officers at next weeks meeting.
After they organized. last night, sides
were chosen and a match game played,
witt the following result
Lady Ogdens No. Mrs. Mutschler, 15l;
Mrs. Lohsen, ISL; Mrs. Cross, 81; Mrs.
Lyons. l0l; Mrs. Freithe, 10S; Mrs. Loug-
don. 81; Mrs. Fitsmilier, "A; Mrs. Baden,
Lady Ogdens No. Mrs. Michel, 70;
Mrs. Blanken, Iii; Mrs. Rulfs, 105; Mrs.
Dittes, 50; Mrs. Mersheimer, 140; Mrs.
Winckler, 14s; Mrs. Kiesewetter, IS; Miss
letters, 1ei. Total, 872.
The Empire Bowling Club of the
Heights opened their season last night on
Henn's alleys, Newark avenue. Chief
Cook DOC" Ludlow, who holds all the
offices in the club, entertained the boys
at supper after the bowling. Following
the supper. a social session was enjoyed,
during which there vas a short entertain
ment. consisting of songs and funny
stories. TIL fun did not let up until
nearly daylight.