The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-29
PREPARING
The Season Promises to Be
More Successful
Than Ever.
BICYCLE RIDERS ANNOYED
Officials for the Games Of the K.
Of Large Camping Out
Party-NeWs of Rifle Clubs.

Bowling promises to be one Of the lead
ing features in sporting circles in Green
vilfe during the coming season. The
clubs of last season are already reor-
ganszing, ana mani new ones are spring
ing up in all sections The proprietors of
the various bowling alleys have spared
neither efforts nor expense in fitting
their alleys for the coming season.
line Linden Bowling Club will hold its
hrst meeting of the season next Wednes-
day at the Belvidere Hall. They have
chosen those quarters for the ensuing
year. Their books are now open for
dates with other clubs of this and ad-
jacent cities. They will be represented
by q stronger team this year than any
years previous. In addition to the players
cracks from the other organizations.
already. They held their frst meeting
booked quite a number OF engagements.
They also will be represented with a
stronger team this year than they ever
in good form, and some new members
nave already proven themselves capable
OF rolling high seores.and are looked upon
The Puritan bowling Club has been ac-
tive all during the summer. They have
poWled. regularly every Saturday evening
at Gefbelss alleys, and are in fine form
make a good bid for first hcnors.
The Gemuthlieher Bowling Club, at
KEN, decided to begin their regular sea-
son with an outing on September 6, at
the Boulevard PARK An attractive pro-
and friends. The Committee OF Arrange
ments Is headed by Frank Cordts, who is
PRESIDENT of the organization.
Bowling Club has been called for This
evening at Harmon Wendt's Jersey Alley
70 discuss the opersing Of the season.
held after which a COLLATION. will be
served and a general good time will be
held. The captasncy will be thrust upon
the club this year in the American Ma
tional tournament in New York.
The Jolly Bowling Club has decided to
begin its season at the Odd Fellows Hall
alleys on next Wednesday evening. The
annual election of officers will take
place, h club had a very enjoyable
p~ersence gained VIII be Of considerable
advantage IN the arrangement of the
programme for this seasons practice.
They will have monthly average prizes,
a season. average prize and a high score
prize, all Of which will serve to keep
up the interest and bring out the best
The Moonsht1e and Humane Bachholzsn
Clubs Of Hoboken have engaged privileges
for the season at Manenschein's alleys.
Another business mems club will be
| organized ait the same resort. The al
leys are receiving a thorough overhaul
officials for the X. of l.. Games.
The entries will close today for the ninth
annual games of District Assembly 1871,
K. of H., to be held at Baldwin Park,
on Labor Day. The prizes are on ex-
hibit5cn at Bernstein's and are very much
admired. They are of silverware. and in
each event three prizes viii be given
the lucky winners. The entries are pour
ing in rapidly and in addition to the
prominent contests VIII be a three mile
novice race. The other race will be:-
100 yards run. handicap; 44o yards run,
handicap; half mile run. handicap; three
mile run, handicap; one mile walk, handi-
cap; 800 yards novice race.
These officials have been chosen for the
day by the committee
Chairman Games Committee-Louis
Gruber. Hudson County Wheelnnen
Referee-George d Bushfieid.
Club,
JudgesrHenEy J. Waterman, olympic
Jacob ]. Miller. Star Dramatic A c.
Scorers-Geerge Bowman. Wayne A. G..
7 ] Sweeney. Catholic Club; j. j. Reiff,
l. = LII a.
Timers-P. H. Murphy, Lenox A. c.;
A 4 Y Gunnderman, New West Side A. c.;
Judge of Wafking-Terrace Aubrey.
Brunswick A. G.
Announeer-Andsew Hart, Americus
Club.
Clerk Of course-Thomas j. vogellus,
Olympic A. c.
Assistant Clerk OF Course-H. ober-
tubbestng. New West Side A. c. ]. F..
Dookng. Xavier Al. c..
Official neutrality-suspicious. c. Car
ter, A. A..
Inspeetof-Thos. N. Reilly. Fourth
Regiment. N g. N. ]. A. A; Henry G.
Gruber. Pocahontas L. c.: W. Y. Kiesel,
st. George A. c.; W. A. Mccarthy, Ca
tholic Club.
Chief Marshal-Frank Rush, Artist A.
Assistant Marshals-F. McGuinness. 81.
Bridget's Y NJ. C. A.; Herbert Haisey.
Mamareneck A. c.; Jehn Mcintyre, Bruns-
wick A. c.; Robert Barber. Arlington A..
G; VIM. Kaufhold, Equal A. c.; James
w. Noonan, Y. A. B. T..