The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-05-23
GBRDEs THE CHAMPION.
Ties Rolled on in h National In
divfd ual Tournament

The tie between Shiman and Gerdes
for the Individual championship of Anne
RIGA was rolled off last night in the Ma
tfonal tournament. Both had won eleven
series and sustained three defeats. 1t was
the most interesting contest of the sea-
son, and the alleys were damned with
people. The Golden Rod bowler was not
in the race and was badly beaten. The
winner proved his right to the cham
pionship by bowling an average of 215 Ok
for the three games. Shiman won the seq
ond prize. There were three ties for third
and fourth, and Rehm, Amann and Stein
bowled to see which was the better man
The first series was between Amann and
Rehm and the former won in thrae
straight. Rehm and Stein were the next
pair and five games were rolled. 1t was
close work. but Rehm was again the nm
fortunate one. Stein and Amann met for
the leading prize, and after winning the
opening game Stein was beaten in the
next three. Stein finished fourth. Big
scores were mad in each series. The
totals we're
FIRST s-ERIEs-FIRsT GAME.
alnahh ...-.-l9 rs As So 81 80 80 10 1923 las
feIIn -. 8 Is "a AZ SO 81 Sc 104 1s 143
striRes-Amann, l.; Rehm, L. Spares
Amann, 5; Rehm, A.
SECOND GAME.
Amann = .. -...2O IS As 55 "a 50 90 11o 1877 1856
rehm = LIB IS AZ GA 70 81 81 los 125 143
strikes-Amann. 4; Rehm, 2. s-paresAmann,
THIRD GAME.
Amann ;. :. ...-.19 80 Sc IA 80 12 al 100 1853 17s
Rehm j. . -. Z Is 43 81 70 rs 81 lI3 l21 l2s
Strikes-Amann 2; Rehm, 0. SparesAAmann
.; hehm. o. Average per ~game-Amann, 1850;
j. H. Reichard.
SECOND sERIEs-FIRsT GAME.
tenn :. ...30 IS 7 "a 102 100 40 166 1856 POS
stem ....l9 Is As CT So 1O5 1928 142 162 ISL
Stein, 6.
SECOND GAME.
Rehm :. = !. rs q n 81 81 1913 121 1873 147 1856
stem ....2o 80 IS 81 81 LOG 1s 1856 1ss 25
Stein, A.
THIRD GAME.
Hehm = :. :. 10 S6 As So 72 90 112 1872 $50 1863
Stein :. 80 60 So LOG 125 140 14s 1853 1893 27
strikes-Rehm. 2; Stein. 6. sp~ares-Rehm, 6;
FOURTH GAME.
Rehm.- ;. ..16 Is 43 81 10 10 SO 1917 116 1856
Stein :. -. I 16 So "A So 70 10 IS 1O7 l4
striKes-Rehm, 3; Stein, l. S~pares-Rehm, 2;
Stein, g.
Kehm :. -.....16 % 80 81 Il 80 100 119 1879 157
Stein :. ....1s IS 80 II Sc log 1913 142 16I no
strikes-Rehm, 3; Stein, 2, s~pares-Rehm, 4;
StelLb Isl 20. Umpire-F. Bosch. Scorer j.
H Reichard.
THIRD S~ERIES-FIRST GAME.
Stein 20 80 4s es IS 10S l27 1876 1874 13
Amann -. 9 II 45 Ga 70 so l0l 10 129 1S
S~trikes-Stein, 8; Anann, 8. Spares-Stein,
SECOND GAME.
Stein ). ...-2o 40 81 66 IS "a III 13s 1s5 LA
Amann =. :. .. ..19 % As rs los 1877 Isl 10 1873 POS
S~trikes-Stein, ?, Amann, 5. spares-Stein,
1, Amann, 8.
THIRD GAME.
Stein :. :. :. ..l9 So 55 70 81 los, 1874 1872 1872 l2
Amann +. 20 80 ~ sS 10Y 125 1874 1853 III $50
Strikes-stein. l; Amann, 8, Spares-Stein,
s: Amann, 4.
FOURTH ZANE.
Stein > :. =. 20 4S 50 SO 106 III 1875 155 175 1872
Amann :. !. rs 81 81 81 lis 1856 1853 III 1871 I'll
Strikes-Stein, 4; Amann, A. Spares-Stein,
5; Amann, G. Average per ~game-Stein ITO;
Amann, 1859. U~mpire-Charles Schminke.
Scorer--J. H. Reichard.
FOURTH sERIES-FIRST GAME.
Shiman I. -. 9 Is 4s IS 50 81 11o l9 1877 146
Gerdes :. . .-..20 so 70 80 f19 t4S IFS 1873 2l7 23I
Strikes-Shinan. l.: Gerdes. 6. SparesAShi-
man. s; Gerdes, 4.
SECOND GAME.
Shiman ;. :. ....20 40 SO 80 .109 127 lag 1876 1874 1872
Gerdes ...29 40 81 81 107 126 146 l66 1856 2l4
Strikes-shiman, 4; Gerdes. !. Spares~-5hi-
man, 5; Gerdes, 5.
THIRD GAME.
Shiman - :. LII Sc SO 81 70 SO 19s 1923 149 16S
Gerdes !. 4. 20 40 60 so 100 119 13S 157 III 1856
-Strikes-Shiman, 9; Gerdes, 4. Spares-Shi-
man. s; Gerdes. G. Average per game-Shi-
man, 1853 2-3; Gerdes, 215 2-l5. Umpire-John
Schilling. Scorer, H. Reichard.