The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-20
AMATEUR LEAGUE.
The Association Has Pre-
pared Its Scheduled
and Prize List.
BOXING IN R HUDSON
Metropolitan Association Elects
0ficers-Games on the
Football Field

The Schedule Committee Of the ANA |
teur Bowling Association has completed
its work for the championship season.
The association has been reorganized by
representatives of the Elizabeth A. c.,
Oritani Field Club of Hackensack, Palma
Club. New Jersey Bowling Club. Catho-
lie hub of his city and the Newark |
Bay Boat Club, Bayonne Rowing Assoc
citation and New Jersey Athletic Club of
Bayonne. The series of contests arranged
for the association championship PEN
nant will comprise ffty-six games in
which each of the eight clubs will meet
each other twice, once on hons alleys
and once abroad. The schedule extends
over a period OF sixteen weeks. The
first game win be rolled on Nov. 10, and
the last on Feb. rs. The principal tro-
plies will be two team prizes, the first
valued at $50, and the second at $50. In
diyidual prizes will also be given to the
bowlers competing in II games having the
highest average. The first prize VIII be
valued at so and the second at $40. A
special prize Of SO will be presented to
the bowler with the largest number Of
spares. The schedule Isl
Nov. 10-Jersey City Catholic Club with
Elizabeth Athletic Club; Oritani Field
Club with Palma Club.
Nov. 11-Newark Bay Boat Club with
New Jersey Bowling Club.
NOV. lSgBayonn EGwing Afsociafion
Nov 17-New Jersey Bowling Club with
Bayonne Rowing Association.
Nov, lS-Palma Club with Newark Bay
Nov. 20-Elizabeth Athletic Club with
Oritani Field Club; New Jersey Athletic
CLUB with Jersey City Catholic Club
Nov 24-Oritani Field Club with New
Jersey Bowling Club; Jersey City Catholic
Club with Palma Club. \
Nov. 27-Bayonne Rowing Association
will Elizabeth Athletic Club: Newark
Bay Boat Club with New Jersey Athletic
Club.
Dee. New Jersey Bowling / with
Jersey City Catholic Club.
Dec. AElizabeth Athletic Club with
Newark Bay Boat Club; Palma Club
with BaySnne Rowing Association.
Oritani Field Club.
Dec. sgElizabeth Athletic Club with
New Jersey Bowling Club
Dec. APalma Club with New Jersey
Dec. n-Newark Bay Boat Club with
Jersey City Catholic Club; Oritani Field
Club with Bayonne Rowing Association
Dec. 15.Jersey City Catholic Club with
Oritani Field Club.
Dec. 16-New Jersey Bowling Gu with
Palma Club.
Dec. ls-New Jersey Athletic Club with
Elizabeth Athletic Club Bayonne Row
ing Association with Newark Bay Boat
Jan. 5Elizabeth Athletic Club with
Jan. 6-New Jersey Bowling Gu with
New jersey Athletic Club;
Jan. S-Oritani Field Gu with Newark
Bay Boat Club; Jersey City Catholic Club
with Bayonne Rowing Association:
Jan. 11-Elizabeth Athletic Club with
| Jersey City Catholic Club.
Jan. 13-New Jersey Bowling Club with
Newark Bay Boat Club.
Jan. I5-Palma Club with Oritani Field
~. 49, T%Dnax AEhlafSaM M rr4fh
Bayonne Rowing Association.
Jan. f9-oritani Field Club with Eliza
beth Athletic Club; Bayonne Rowing AS
ISOLATION with New jersey Bowling
Jan. 2o-Newark Bay Boat Club with
Jan. 22-Jersey City Catholic Club with
| New Jersey Athletic Club.
Jan. 2~5-Elizabeth Athletic Club with
Rayonne Rowing Association.
Jan. 27-New Jersey Athletic Clue VITA
Newark Bay Boat Club.
Jan. 2S-New Jersey Bowling Club with
! Oritani Field Club.
Jan. 2s-Palma Club with Jersey City
| Catholic Club.
| New Jersey Bowling Club
Feb. 4Bayonne Rowing Association
with Palma Club.
Elizabeth Athletic Club: Oritani Field
Club with New Jersey Athletic Club.
Feb. 9-New Jersey Bowling Club with
| EiIZ2 0GTn Athletic CluD-
February D-Jersey City Catholic Club
with Newark Bay Boat Club.
Feb. 2-New Jersey Athletic Cur with
Palma Club; Bayonne Rowing Association
with Oritanf Field Club.
Feb. l6-Elizabeth Athletic Club with
New Jersey Athletic Club.
Feb. 17-Palma Field Club with New
Jersey Bowling Club.
Feb. Is-Oritani Field club with Jersey
CITY Catholic Club; Newark Bay Boat
Club with Bayonne Rowing Association;
Feb. 23-Palma Club with Elizabeth
Athletic Club.
FEB, 24-Bayonne Rowing Association
with Jersey City Catholic Club; New Jer-
sey Athletic Club with New Jersey Bowl
FEB. 26-Newark Bay Boat Club with
Oritani Field Club.
There was some big rolling last night
in the of the National Tournament
m Thom,s alleys. Three of the stronges.
teams paired and the games attracted uls-
usual interest. The Oriental team had
Chesterfield, and Bodine membe,s.
JAKE Fuessel of Hoboken. HIS bowling
in the final game Won out for the Spar
tans over the Orientals. The latter op-
posed the Linden Groves in the opening
game and won by nearly 100 pins. The
Spartans met the Linden Groves IN the
second game and the Spartans were vie
tins. The windup between Spartan and
some fast work. and only a few pins d.
yided the scores on any frame. Fuessefs
work pulled MS team OUT IN the Hnal
frames. Thu scores WERE
FIRST GAME.
Oriental-Cordes, POP; Clinch. 205; Stump
fei, 165; Bodine, 155; Chesterfield, 152. Total.
s7s.
Linden Grove-Menninger, $50; Paulson.
$50; Canute, las; Silver, 167; Thyme, 146.
SECOND GAME.
Spartan-Thum. 156; S~chIninke, l5S; Mat
zen, IA; Fuessel, 1S9; Schilling, lbs. Total
T25.
Linden Grove-Menninger. 15s; PauIson.
III; Wingenfeld. i46; Silver. 1eS; Thyme. 1o3-
Total. $40.
-Spartau-Thum. 1S2; Schminke, 10; Mat
zen, III, Fuessel, us; Schilling. 137. Total.
Ss1.
Oriental-Cordes. 1879; Ciinch, lSs; Stump
fel. 1870; Bodine. 12S; Chesterfield, Isl. Total,
$50.
SULLIVAN REELECTED.
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