The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-09-25
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POUNDING The PINS.
BoWlers Have Begun to
Smash Out the Strikes
and Spares.
NEW CLUB. ORGANIZED
Alleys Are in Shape and the Season
Will Be a Busy One-Shufie-
board - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Baseball Notes.
NEW CLUBS ORGANIZED

JOHN Muller has leased his Klil1cw al
leys to the following clubs foR the sea-
son:-Enterprises Monday night, ST. Pc
ter's Lyceurn. Tuesday night sons OF
Rest, Wednesday; klikows, Thursday
and ~Ferrymen, Friday.
The Doolittle Bowling Club will play the
Colonial team a game of baseball tornor-
row morning. ON the Duncan avenue
ground. The Doolittles are making quite
a reputation as ball players, and in tbs
last match defeated the CIintons q to 20
The Mantle Wheelmen will begin the
regular bowling season on "Wednesday
October 6.
Last night a competition began Tor
IS gold piece on the Nonpareil alleys
which will be presented to the bowler
pounding out the highest score before
October /.
The Jersey City Letter Carriers opened
their season last week on Fred HenhAs a.
leys. Tonight they will eject oIflcers.
the Business Mems Bowling club has
been formed in North Hudson with these
omeers:-George Bergkamp, Preslaenl
Henry Gerder, Secretary, n Henry
koenig, Treasurer. The club will bow
every Tuesday night. Conrad SchluterI
appointed an Advisory Committee.
The Acme Bowling CUB mas IoTmeu I
strong organization, and the folloWlng
officers have been elected;-PIesiaent
Emil Baunann: Vice-Presfdent, + Rech-
art; Secretary, H. T.. Schmidt; treasurer
Ed Bergman; Captain, John
In the frst practice games these scores 1ss
were made-Ed Heyden, lol; Garrison, l2SS'
schumann, liz; Schmidt. l57; Baumann
l4s; E@llerhsrs; lal III, He heMl his tsO season or
Haas alleys in Unicn Hill are;-All Be'sl
Monday; Owls, Tuesday; Happy BOWL
ing Club, on Wednesday afternoon; lWel,
belbergers, on Wednesday night; Gui
Holz, on Thursday afternoon; Columblas
on Thursday night; Never Sweats, Fri
day afternoon; Uncle sam lowing Cup
Friday night, and the individual Iourna-
Eent games on Saturday night. Entries
and other details for the latter tourna-
ment will be completed next week
Lincoln Club has gotten to work on the
Doolittle alleys, and the members are f1l
Strenkert. President; F. Daum. Vice-Pres-
ident; F. Henning, Captain; G. Henning
Recording Secretary; H. Vanderminde
The alleys on Halliday street have beer
overhauled and are in record form. The
season will open there next week when
the c~oimpnipaTTsb a begin iafa prate!ee WIZ med bowi
their first games. in October, and vii
open up with a match game, in which
they will oppose the big team OF the
The preliminary contests for places in
the National League on Thom's alleys
have ended. The final games were rolled
last night. but neither Of the contestants
reted in the contests. finishing as fol
lows:-First, Metropolitan Bowling CluI
of New York; second, Lotus Bowling Clut
ing Club of New York, fourth; Adelphi
s 9sdiaE f Bosli Ra cieb Fl New sssa' H Ho@.
sixth; Pin Knight Bowling Club g
of Jersey City; eighth, Aurania Bowling
Club of New York. Last nights scores
were as follows:-
> FIRST GAME.
Pin Knight-Ffies, ia. Gehring, 1888; For
man, 125; Pendleton, ia; Welsch, 1856, Total
LamstaedterAA. Hahn, 1871; Pfeiffer, 155; F
Rethermef, 1855; E. Finkenstadt, 146; w. Roth
ermel, 100. Total, SIS.
SECOND GAME.
Pin K~night-Fries, 1879; Gehring, 1874; Fink
10; Pendleton. 1877; Welsch, 1888. Total, SOB
Grand total, 1,54s.
Lamstaedter-A, Hahn. 1888; Pfeifer. ISL; F
Rothermel, 1s1; e. Finkenstadt, 14s; w. Roth
ermel, l47. Total, 7a1. Grand total. 1863.
season in the games Of the Wholesale
Drug League, of which the Colgate team
of this city won the championship las
year. The membership has increased
COllSldCid ANY LII yCd4y AZ CT a iAC0tAAS
Thursday night these teams We're ad-
K. ". Robinson & Son, Bruen, Ritchey
& Co, and Whitali, Tatum & co; Were
teams which were admitted at previous
meetings;EParke Davis & Co.. Colgate 6
Co, w. >. Matheson & Co, Roessler 8
& Johnson, w. r.. Warner & Co.. MercI
& Co, Dodge & Olcott, Lanman & Kemp
Powers & Weightman, Austin, Nichols 8
Co, Upjohn PHI and Granule Company
and sharpe and Dohme; The Whitall
Tatum & Co. bowlers, with several Other
teams, resigned from the association be.
fore the beginning of last seasons tour
Delegates Marriager, Barnes and Sloane
were appointed a committee to make rules
ard regulations and arrange a chedule
play to begin on the afternoon of October
3. AS it will require eighteen more days
to decide the tournament, games may also
be scheduled on Monday nights. The
teams will play two games against eaef
other at Reid's alleys.
News for Whesimep.
The Mantle Wheelmen will inaugurate thu
fall club runs with q trip to Morristown to
morrow, starting at = *. M.
A committee OF tins Mantle Wheelmen /.
searching for a nes clubhouse. The presen
building, at Jersey avenue and Third street
is too small, with the large membership, ant
a place that will permit Of pool rooms, read
ing room and assembly hall is needed.
The Catholic Club cyclers will have no reg
ular club run tomorrow. The series vii
begin October 3, with a run to Allendale.
The Acme Wheeimen will have their cen
Jury run tomorrow, starting from their cluf
roons. No. 423lz Monmouth street, to New
Brunswick and return. Slow division leave.
$50 A. NJ; fast division an hour later. Entr1
fee, 80 cents, including survivors, medal. The
club having the largest number of survivor.
viii receive a handsome banner. Entries vii
be received until time of starting.
The Arcanum Wheaimen Of Hoboken vii
lave a run to R~oekaway tomorrow, and viii
ne accompanied by a delegation of femais
friends.
The Defender Cycle Club ~ Hoboken have
arranged a joint club run for this afternoon
with the Defender Club Of Brooklyn. TIL,
route Will be to Tenany.
Games on the Switchboard Table.
The Switchboard match between Ed. Pierce
If the John Morrow Club, and Dick Clark, o.
he Sehlattinan Assuciat lion, of Greenyille, wa.
eiayed last night at the rooms of the Morrow
association, and ended III an easy victory fol
he visitor by a score of 100 10 n. The re
urn match will take place n Gresnville mex
week.
The second half If the eight men team
match between the Besson Club. of Newark
md the John Morrow Association will bt
decided next Monday night. on the Morrow
able, No. 1S9 Grove street. The Morrowl
ire ever 80 points ahead in the record thu.
ar and should win.
masebaH Games Tomorrow.
The Johnstown Field Club will play TIL
towards Of Brooklyn Tomorrow, at the Dun
an avenue grounds. callaghan, a League
alayer, VIII be at first base.
The announcement that Brooklyn will play
mother game in Hoboker tomorrow afternoon