The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-29
FUN in TENPINS.
Lindens Won Again Last
Night in the Uncle Sam
Tournament.
PHYSICAL CULTURE CLASS
Trenton Out of the New League
A New Election Ordered
Whist for the State Cup.
PHYSICAL CULTURE CLASS

The splendid bowling of the Linden
Sowing Club team of Greenville in the
games of the Uncle Sam tournament in
New York has been the cause Of con-
gratulatory comment in circles this side
OF the river as well as a source of con-
siderable disappointment to the bowlers
in New York and Brooklyn who had
not counted the Lindens at any time
when figuring on the possible pennant
winners. The Celeryville twirlers have
dattered their hackers In every game
but one. and they have carried many
dollars with them on their return to this
city. The team is well in the lead and
can be relied upon to remain somewhere
in that vicinity when the season is over.
Last night the Lindens tackled two of
the New York euintettes in the tourna-
ment and won as they pleased. In the
FIRST game the Bleeckers opposed them,
but with poor result as they failed to
get within haiiing distance at any time.
Linden did not have to bowl to win and
saved their efforts for the final contest
with Civil Service. in which the local
bowlers attained a remarkably high
average and landed a winner by 104 pins.
In the first game Herig rolled POI n in
NAA~ tAtt &llCStE ill0A1s I oiA[ dIlQ 0ICh-
son reached a very fine average. Scores
WERE
FIRST GAME.
Linden.Dickson. 1856: Edinger. 120; Her
igi 2 Sss Chesterfield. 157; Frantz, 1853. To-
Bleeeker-Bonneau. l2s: NJ. Busch, 1s1.
BBorst. Ia: Nahmen. 1ls: F. Busch. 1872.
SECOND GAME.
gorsf. Jl5s: Sahmen. 10; F. Busch. iss'.
ss Glytl s 81. ssp ssi Is ssT Dsne sssassi iss, F. =:
THIRD GAME.
1sS, Chesterfield. 1889: Frantz. 1856. Total,
SiyiI Service No. Nv Gerdea. 14s;
Gerdes. 176. Total. 779.
Unless better work is done with the
ball than that Of last night the Golden
M~etropoiitan cyclerss League Without u
much effort. They won the first game
by a good margin but by a small ave-
mark. Riverside lost its grip on third
place by being twice defeated. Scores
were:-
FIRST GAME.
Manhattan Bicycle Club-Pelin. 15T: Meyer,
Bartsch.. l59. Total. So4.
Beam, IL. Total, 7so.
SECOND GAME.
4. Beam. 14s; SANDERS. 100; Ruth. al: J.
st G1lde "a. R Never W Is: gsRvsa1 9ss. 'w,l II:
ens' - io THIRp GAME.
Manhattan Bicycle Glue-Peiin 1ss;
NAMES: Bartsch. 1s6. Total. rs.
Golden Rod NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1893;
Sta Starr f., aoli ME- Meye ai 1861 Sawyer, LIZ; Wick
TIT Pioneer Bowling Club bowled a
scratch match last Monday night on
Pohlmann's alleys. All the members
were rolled. The score
Hefner, is;. casby, Us; Holderer. isS;
h mipss'f Is. Fetal 1ssI h i,ssa, iSs' Aas'en-
Team No. 2G. Humid, 1856; A. God
dard, 1871; T. speilmeyers l2s; P Humid,
G. Metzger. 1873: Il. spellmeyer, III.
The fve-men teams of the newly or
ganized Metropolitan Bowling Club con-
said was ..hot rags last evening on the
alleys Of Metropolitan Hall Schehr sur
prised his friends with go. Miller and
tury mark. With I'll and am respectively.
Lanners rolled 1877. The scores were
EirS wit tea 1ss: F@ra1aa,I lm aa Raenfd is1ama IS;
~ . v a.i4HAs Atu, oiiA
2o1; total, sls- Second team-Kupp, 17s;
Scheibe, 1877; Zerrenner, 172; Miller, I'll,
and Schehr, 220; total, 969.
Bowling Breaks.
The Valencia Boat Club has won its
first leg in the match with the Nautilus
Boat Club m the bowling alley. 1t was
q remarkably interesting garne-one of
the best that has been rolled in Hoboken
for some time. The score was.-Valencia,
J, $50; Nautilus. LISP.
Tonight. on Heyes alleys. the first part
of the match between Charles Cathcar
of the Nonpareil Club and Arthur Tasch
of the Fairmounts will be rolled for SIS
a side. The second games Will occur on
the Nonpareil alleys. It has occasioned
considerable interest among the clubs
of the Jersey City League.
The Castle Point Cyclers have begun an
individual bowling tournament on the
club alleys. All of the most clever pin
Founders are entered, among them Fred
AL Hasselman, Cecil S. Has,
Fred Daemer. Henry j. Weidner.
Charles Norhaus.. lido F. Rocker, Ho-
ratio NJ. Hall, Chris Eberstaller, Oscar
Hanger and Charles Geidls. The series
will continue until April 2.
The Catholic Club team will visit
this evening and roll a game
with the Catholic Young Mems Lyceum
in the Diocesan Union. The local bowlers
in the lead and by winning tonight's |
it will clinch the championship
for the Catholic Club.