The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-09-17
STRIKES AND SPARES
BoWlers Are Beginning to
obtain Them on the
Alleys.
NIANTICS' LANTERN PARADE
Many People Witnessed the Pretty
Display-Picnic Of the Hudson
A. A. - Becker Will
Take a Rest.

The Clinton Bowling Gu has been re-
organized, with a membership of q. The
club will roll at Smiths alleys and will
open up the first week in October. The
club will enter q team in the Jersey
City League, which viii be composed OF
five crack bowlers, Archie Duke, Gus
Buohtenkirk, Joe Ruddick, Ed. Humph-
ries and Fixel.
The Amateur Bowling Association will
reorganize this evening at the meeting to
be held at the Newark Bay Boat Club
The League will be composed of the
same clubs that competed last year. the
Newark Bay, Elizabeth Athletic, Bay
onne Rowing Association, Catholic Club,
Oritani Field Club, New Jersey Athletic
Club and the New Jersey Bowling Club.
A committee will be appointed tonight to
draw up a championship schedule and
officers will be elected.
This season will probably be the BAN
ner one in bowling. The zenith must be
reached some time and there is a pros
pect of the record being attained this
season, as the number Of clubs engaged
will be larger than ever.
The Elysians nave opened their season
on Fischer's alleys. In the opening con-
tests the members did some good work
and cached high marks. in the records.
The scores were:-Paterson ,121; Jan
sen, $50; Schroeder, 145; Ettling, 1871;
Hendricks, 1872; Eitzen, 80; Pilger, 80:
Diercks, 80; Meyer, 10S; Rehm, 1874;
Boschen, 1853; Burmeister, 124; Evert, 1859;
Heinrich IS; B. Kappes, Ill; G. Weiss, 14S;
Won Deesten, 81.
h Night Owls have called a meeting
for next Wednesday night at Meyers al
leys, when the regular season will begin.
Members of the Atlantic Bowling Club
have taken up the game in earnest, and
will lave a prominent part in the con-
tests for the championship of Hoboken
this season. They have -reorganized by re-
tanning Max Kaeschel as President; Paul
Bohley, Treasurer, and Paul Schunkl, as
Secretary. Members are:-Joseph Reich
ert, Prof. Herman Schroeder, H. Grothe,
William Flohr, Herman H. Meyer, Philip
Disque, Poul Schunke, Henry Stappen-
beck, H. WIGHT, A. V~onderhayden, Ed
ward Hachmann, George Melchoir, Chas.
Hoffman,, Max Koschel, Emil Baumann,
Philip Bohley, Robert Wutzdorf.
The Lady Washingtons of Hobokens
will be ~reorganized October A. They will
roll on the Odd Fellows Hall alleys.
: Haas alleys in North Hudson is a popu-
lar place with the bowlers and some of
the best clubs in hat territory roll there.
One of these is the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
have had their inaugural meeting and
voted to open up October 6. Officers and
members are:-Wm. Rannenberg, Presi-
dent; VIM. f. Bran, Secretary, A.
Schultz, Treasurer; A. Holthausen, E.
Schneider, Charles Weiss, Ed. Schmidt,
Aug. Bode. S.. Fichtel,D DR.. Schraeder. Emil
Peter, Emil Lahner. George Sauer, Fred
Grule. George Y. Denzer, F, Fortmann,
August Boyer, Charles Miller, H. Tannen-
berger, A.. Klahre, F. Doerner, VIM. Lott,
II. Untereiner, J. Bruins.
The annual election Of the officers of the
Golden Rod Bowling Club resulted as fol-
lows: H. Schroeder, President: William
Arnold. Vice-President; j. Boland, Secre-
tary; William Schlaefer, Treasurer; H.
Gunther, Financial Secretary; F. Eek
stein, CAPTAIN.