The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-07

margins. They put up a great game, and
made by far the highest record eff the
their success by winding up with a vic
tory over the Max Zeller team, whom the
defeated by a large margin The other
games resulted In victories for Seabury,
Johnson, Roessler and Hasslacher, and
Max Zellers. The scores we're
FIRST GAME.
Seabury & Johnson-De Zeller, 16S;
Judge, l27; Caughsy 1l3; Sawyer, 12S;
Hopp Is, 1G. Total, 63S.
Roessler & Husslacher-Ernst, 155;
Kuechler, So; Hammann, 1888; Furgang, 1874;
Malsch, III. Total, 623.
SECOND GAME.
Schieffelin & Co.-Bcehm, 95: Busted,
1876; Mennerich; 1l3; spatz, IS; Mahrt, 1872:
Roessler & Hasslacher-Ernst. III;
S~chapper, LAP; Hamann, 149; Furgang, 1879;
Malsch, 15S. Total, 700.
THIRD GAME.
Sehieffelin & Co.-Spatz, 81; Boehm, 10S;
Mennerich, 1866; Busted, l1s; Mahrt, 1s1.
Seal seabu pry. & ,Jobnson-pe zeller. III:
Judge. Isl; caugRey, 11s; Sawyer, ia; Hop
ping, 116. Total, 6sZ
FOURTH GAME.
Colgate 6 Co.-BaGnes, 176; Chrystal, 1877;
Ward, IT'S; Colgate, 1865; Faulkner, 165. To-
K. W. Robinson & son-Kimball, 145;
Kent, "a; Thompson, 100; Hopper, ISL;
Smith, 1s1. Total. 631.
FIFTH CAME
Max Zeller-Woltjen, 1872; Britt, 1874; Van
Buren,, 131; Brunne, 10l; Loeffler. 1853. To-
L. " Robinson & son-KBmball, 1879;
Kent, 10s;; Thompson, 1s1; Hopper, 1876
Smith, l46. Total, $40.
SIXTH GAME.
Max Zeller-Woltjen, us; Britt, 1874; Van
Buren,, 1888; Brunne, 1888; Loeffler, 1873. To-
Colgate & Co.-Barnes, 1851; Chrystai. 10;
Ward, 119; Colgate, 165; Faulkner, 1853. To-
tai. 7s9.
The Ladies' Twentieth Century Bowling
Club was organized last Tuesday night at
CLIFTON Hall. The ladies comprising the
club bowled and rolled up some remark-
ably good scores. The scores were as
followsAMiss S. NJ. Pauline, 81; Miss M.
Hal9ey, IS; Mrs. Marley, q: Mrs. Taylor,
So; Mrs. Blind 81; Mrs. Holland, 81; Miss
j. Clements, 70; Miss F. J. Flint, Y; MIS-.
Fitzgerald. Sc; Miss w. II. Billing, ~ To-
tai number of points bowled, 7S.
whaeImen wiIl Play Billiards.
The members of the Castle Point Cy-
clers have first one thing and then an
other to keep them interested at the club
house On Park avenue, Hoboken. There
have been card tournaments, pool tourna-
ments, bowling competitions. but the lat
est is a billiard tournament which VIII
start in tomorrow evening. It viii be
very interesting, as all of the best play
ers are entered together with those who
are not so skillful, yet with fair handi-
caps expect to win. The contest will
last throughout the winter, and will wind
up on March 2. The prizes have not yet
been determined on. The schedule of
pa mas az il1Sf commented is
Dec. s. Al. Lehman vs.. Charles accord.
Dec. 8. H. LANCE VS.. @. kaegebehn.
Dec. II. al, Kaegebehn vs.. VIM. Ddhr-
Dec. 10. C. LANCE VS.. VIM. Sexton.
Dec. 16. w. Lengstaehe VS. VIM. Duhr-
Dec. IS. Charles Mccord VS.. o. Kaege-
Dec. %. Al. Kaegebehn VS.. H. LANCE.
Dec. %. A. Lehman VS.. G. Lange.
Dec. %. VIM. Sexton VS.. VIM. Leng-
stache.
Dec. 80. H. Lange vs.. c.. LANCE.
Jan. 5. Vim. Duhrkoop VS.. Al. Lehman.
Jan. 6. o. Kaegebehn VS.. Charles Me-
Jan. 5. O. K~aegebehn vs.. william Sex
Jan. Il. VIM. Lengstache vs.. H. LANCE.
Jan. 13. Al Kaegebehn VS., Al Lehman.
Jan. Is. Charles McCord VS.. C. LANCE.
Jan. 10. VIM. Duhrkoop vs.. Q. Kaege-
Jan. 20. H. Lange vs.. VIM. Sexton.
Jan. p. w. Lengstache VS.. Al Lehman.
Jan. 26. C. Lange VS.. VIM. Duhrkoop.
jar. q. Al Kaegebehn vs.. Wm. Sexton.
Jan. 70. Charles McCord vs.. William
Lengstache.
Feb. 2. 0. Kaegebehn vs.. Al. Lehman.
Feb. 8. H. LANCE VS.. Charles McCord.
Feb. 5. 9. Lange vs.. Al. Kaegebehn.
Feb. 10. VIM. Duhrkoop vs.. VIM. Sex
ton.
Feb. 10. o. Kaegebehn vs. VIM.
Lengstache.
Feb. 70. All. Kaegebebn VS.. w
Lengstacne.
Feb. IS. II. Lange VS.. AL. Lehman.
Feb. II. Charles McCord VS.. VIM. Duhr-
koop.
Feb. 10. c. LANCE VS.. O.. Kaegebehn.
Feb. q. Al. Lehman VS.. VIM. Sexton.
Feb. "a. C. Lange VS.. VIM. Lengstache.
Feb. &c. All Kaegebehn VS.. O. Kaege-
behn.
March 2. Charles McCord vs.. VIM. Sex
ton.
March 8. Charles Mccord vs.. VIM. Duhr-