The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-01-22
JERSEY CITY ON TOP
The Team Uphulds Its Re-
cord With aDouble Vic
tory Over Montclair.
GAMES IN HoBoKEN
Castle Point Uyclers Break Even
With Tourists -yalencias De-
feated Pioneer and River
side.

won TWO games out of three from the
home cam. The Montclairs are the only
team in the Athletic League that have
beaten the Jersey citys two out of three
games on their alleys this season, and
last evening the local bowlers had their
revenge, The Jersey Citys were in great
form and rolled with a vim. Lembeck
had three fine scores, making an average
for the three games of 1872 1-3. Glass also
did well, being a close second in average
to Leinbeck. Thompson was high for the
team. The first game was won by
the home team by % pins. The local
bowlers then took a brace and won the
last two games with good margins. The
scores
FIRST GAME.
Jersey. City-lSewkirk, 1856; Glass, 1879;
Fem TemPee * i'S; Cordner, la: Meyer, IA.
Observation-Disclosures. 2O4; Lockwood, 17s;
H HosaI 81, 1850; Croker, 1870; Snyder, 1865.
SECOND GAME.
Jersey. City-Newkirk, 1863; Glass, 100;
L Len T. 1888; Gordner, 1870; Meyer, 165.
ontcIair-T smsop 1oa. 1ooruooa 10,
EHornfeek, 147; Croker, 15s; Snyder, l55.
Total, $40.
THIRD GAME.
Jersey City-Newkirk, lat; Glass. 1874;
I Lem IS Isl; cordner. i5s; Meyer, Al
uMontc1airm7saThomson, 145 Lockwood, 155;
Hornfse els 1863; Croker, III; Snyder, IA
The ten men team of the New Jersey
sowing Club Eaid a return visit last
evening to the Van Bergen Bowling Club
Ine Hfst game on. their own alleys and ex-
peoted to do the same last evening but
tailed. The horne team took them into
~ W1Tn ~ MING m En n no H MI 49,
start and had a lead in the ninth frame.
In the tenth CAPTAIN Ennis called On his
each man making q credit. The large
crowd cheered the fine work, and none
were more surprised than the New Jer-
an9 the third and deciding game will be
rolied on some neutral alley. After the
n m ate l.. TIE members Of both teams and
New Jerseys. After the feast speecn-
making was INDUCED in. It was a merry
De forgotten. The score:-
,sE Ne% Jersey Cummings, 1853; Jordan.
v WIGHT. l9 81. II sampecs,s 1872 80 Merritt, is;
Van Bergen-Rufe. 143; Bertsch. 17s.
Coffeys 176; Clark, 142; Casey, 1s6; Gray'
170: F. Cummings, 132; Patton, Isl. Bald
i4i Ref kspnis' l7g = Iotal, 15a4
Ter. ~. po"-
the New Jersey bowling tournament at
Wendt's alleys in Hoboken. The sunrise
OF the evening was the Door scores of the
Pioneers in the game with the valencias.
IN me game with the Riversides they did
a lillles better and won by a small margin.
me Valencias won both games in an easy
fashion. The scores:- s
FIRST GAME.
Pionsers-J. Canpell, 1854: Schoenfield.
1853; Van Etten. IT'S; Fredden, 14S; New
man 149. Total, 1871.
Enlers, ITO; Brown, 15S; Marx, 122. Total,
SECOND GAME.
ValenciasAKillean, 178; HAHN, 1853; Miss
ner, Ia; Matthews, 40; Seimer, 1853. Total,
Riversides-Noone, 179; Herman. 12f;
Ehlers, 143; Brown, lag; Marx, 1877. Total,
726.
THIRD GAME.
Pionser-J. CAMPBELL, 145; s~choenfield, 122;
Van Etten, 122; Fredden, 1873; Neuman, 1872.
Valeneias-Killean. 161; Hahn. ITS; Miss
ner. 1853; Matthews, 145; seirner, iS2. Total.
The Castle Point Cyclers played two
games last evening with the Tourist
Cycle Club of Paterson. The latter were
defeat pulled them down and they are
a tie for first place with the Clio Wheel
men. The CORE
FIRST GAME.
Castle Point sCyclers.Hasbrouk, 1ss;
K Ka55as 81 lS To+ Pope: l27; Buck, 1865;
Tourist Cycle Club-Drew, 147; Berdan,
1so;; Dumpheg, AZ; Taylor, 157; Cowan,
SECOND GAME.
Castle Point .Cyclers-Hasbrouck, 1879;
Mjftln60Ff lax. P1nc 12S. p1,okr 100. ri
let, 161. Total, S15.
Tourist Cycle CIub-Drew, 127; Berdan,
l lss' T 9'oaa2 9sa IA; Taylor rs; cowan,
The New York Athletic Club won two
last evensng on b %latter,s alleys. Both
FIRST GAME.
New York A. C.-Garter, 1871; Bell, 1876;
Tonssairt, 1sl, Shaw. 1888; Brown. 12s,,
IS; 1Trysi5nas' IS; WrRashs.. IS IS; st 6ae'o e,
SECOND GAME.
New York Al C.-carter. ia; Bell, 1874;
Tous ssa l59; Shaw, 1879; Brown, 146. To-
Orange A. .c.-shepard, 10; Babcock.
1ss; 5Irssifn1g, ~; Wright, iis; Stone, is.
THIRD GAME.
New York A. C.-Carter. 1872; Bell. III;
Toussaint, l5s; Shaw, 100; Brown. 149,
Orange A. C.-shepard, $50; Babcock,
l45; Trying, 1S4; Wright, ISL; Stone, 1870.
Total, $40.
The return game was played last night
at Poltlrnann's. between the Humor and
Pioneer Bowling Clubs. The game was
very exciting and was not won until the
last frame was bowled. The evening was
ended by a supper and dance. The score
is
PIONEER.
Huber 1. ). i. . 2 COG
Hanlnis =. 49, 135
H0ldnrar d Q < 100