The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-16
IN HgBOKHN
A League Has Been Or
ganized With a Large
Membership.
WHEEL RACES TOMORROW
Exciting Sport Promised at Gut
%tenberg-A Promising Ath-
Ietic Club = Football
Notes.

While the bowlers in this city are busily
engaged during the winter IN smashing
the pins ia the games OF the Jersey City
League. the clubs in Hoboken will have
a merry time in the games OF the New
Jersey Bowling Association. which has
been ~reorganized al Herman wendfs al
legs. The interest Is as great as ever
in the league among the Hoboken clubs
and they viii undoubtedly have a very
interesting contest. The Reorganization
has been made with this membership
and Observation-Disclosures Boat Club,
delegate. Henry Kilian: Fuesseleer. C.
Harper: Castle Point Cyclers. WIN. J..
Curtis; Jolly. L. Kreuzman; Spartan,
Chris Cells; Hour. Al. Meyer; Pioneer,
F. Neuman; x Spartan, A. Englemann:
Granite, E. c. Miller; Recreation, s.
Cross; Indians. w. Miller. The five new
clubs elected were x Spartan, frantic,
Indians. Recreation and Riverside. The
election of officers promises well for the
success, as all are experienced in mat
ters OF the kind. The list is headed with
Henry Kilian as President, Valencia Boat
Club; al Meyer, Vice President, Hour
3. c.; William Mathews. Secretary, Va
lencia Boat Club; Frank Neuman. Treas
urer, Pioneer Club. Another meeting OF
the organization Will be held on Monday
when the list Of membership will be
closed and arrangements made for the
opening of the season. The games will
all be rolled on Wendts alleys.
The Hour Club rolled last night at
Fishers alleys. The members were out
in force n have started the season with
greater enthusiasm than ever. The Hours
are one Of the Oldest clubs in Hoboken.
They are successful pin Founders and in
their games rolled these totals
Team Iostrander. 147; Meyer, 152;
Holland las: Hess, Us; Meyer, AS; Con-
1876. Total, 1.245.
Team 2-solied4, 1sS; Williams, AZ;
0breiter, 157, Ford, 1879; Houger, 2lS:
1 Mrlga[; 49, oehs, 1872; Jaeger, Is: Blind,
Meteors made a brilliant display last
night of bowling at the practice games on
Schulkenis alleys, and rolled up large to-
'aIs aam 4 N sanpie Of Their work was
!29; Il. Bente, 1853; G. Bente. 1853; z. Bents,
1873; W. Stevens, 175; W. Kaufman, IFS; r.
Mslchor, l0l. Total, 1910.
gebehn, SO; H. Yopp, 1S9; c. Danken. 1SS;
A. Herrlein, 101; G.. Caghran, 1871: A.. Ba-
zin, ls2: g. Hamilton, 1ss. Total. 1345.
oPdilduS were IN search or records last
nlght on the Quartette Club alleys, but
there We're few that succeeded in making
any. StelJes was highest IN the scores
with adouble century. Totals were:-
Team No. thinker, 152; Steljes, pol;
Sudnans: 1863; Miles, $50; Bruggeman, la.
Team No. 2Geils. 1888; Gehrs. 147: Nc
league. al: Maliquist, $50; Blind, IA. Total
no.
TIL Merry Club bowIers hadaa merry
time among the pins last night on the
Quartette Club alleys, and made merry
Team No, hBehrens. 1859; G7eenfaler,
1SS; F-rankenhauser, l7S; Erik, 175. Schfnaltz
AS; Hengstter. 120; Schmidt. lis. Total,
Team No: lBrookhaus. IA; Ganse, 15s;
Traeger. 14s: Dieckmap, 1s5; Krase, 15l;
Baaer, 135; Blind, 100. Total, 1910.
The Lyras found considerable amuse-
ment in banging the pms on Bach,s al
leys last night. They were not SO very
successful, but what they lacked In
Team No. I-Gresard. As; Krause. 1856;
BREEDER, 81; Klein, 1873; Barrels. lis: c.
Schumacher, los; Bauer, 140. Total, $50.
Team No. &RycynsRi, 113: Schroeder.
1A; Gategasf, III; Henck, 40; r. Scho-
macher. lS5; Eicke, 167: Pelser, 15s. Total.
The Holzhackers had their own pleasure
last night on the alleys at Meyer andf
Steneck's on River street, and made Al
very clever showing with the balls. The
best scores we're
Team No. 1-Streneck. 1853; BaIlwinkIe.
1s9; Tletze, 1870; Meyer, 10; Kretzman. 1871;
Goehne, 49,; Wtese. 1876; Puck. 157; Soha-
genberg, 1l9; Mohwken. 232. Total. 1745.
Team No. 2-Buck. 13S; Rehm, 216; Berg
man, 125: Won Deesten, 1853; Malufus. III:
153: Bodenstein, 164; Jensen, $50. Total.
1855