The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-12-22
CASTLE POINT CYCLERS.

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The Roseville Athletic Association cap
tured two of the three games rolled Mon
day night with the SUBMITS on the alleys
at Roseville. The visitors rolled a strong
opponents from making it three straight.
Score:-
FIRST GAME.
Rosevllle Athletic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
am, 1853; Preston, 1853; Hay, III; Tompkins,
Ill; Lines, 1874. Total, S5S.
Summit Field Club-G. A. VonD Dunn,
20S; w. Won Dunn. 1853; Clayton, III; Mar
tin. 1SS; Hicks. SO. Total, 40.
SECOND GAME.
Roseville Athletic Observation-Disclosures
am, 16S; Prestons 1874; Hay, 1874; T~ompkins,
179; Lines, las. Total, 1893.
Summit Field Cube. A. Won Dunn,
III; W.. Won DUNN, al; Clayton, III; Mar
tin, 125; Hicks, 172. Total, $50.
THIRD GAME.
Roseville Athletic Observation-Disclosures
am, 1871, Preston, 16l; Hay, 135; Tompkins,
204: Lines, 140. Total, 831.
Summit Field Club-G. A. Won Dunn,
lS9; w. Won Duhn, ia; Clayton, 146; Mar
tin, 100; Hicks, 1856. Total, S55.
In last nights games in the National
Tournament the crack Rosedaies met
with a double defeat. Their bowling was
CT the weakest nature. The totals fol-
low
FIRST GAME.
A = - rs T - RI =. r ~ IN
ISL aa g n.stWSdieef6rmaHhanh'qi 42 II i. R 4 Mrnnha 17s;;
W. Rothermel, 154. Total, 1856.
Rosedale-C. sievers. 1853; Bellmer, leo;
yenino, 12o; A. sievers. 17s; Lehrbach, IN
SECOND GAME.
Rosedale-C. Sievers, 1872; Bellmer, 1872;
Kessler, 1s1; A. sievers, ISL; Lehrbach, 40.
Gotham-Lehmann, 142: Bachmann, I79;
Heiles. 1853; Petry, 1874; sehlichte, 2S1. To.
- THIRD GAME.
129; c. Wichmann, lis; F. Rothermel, 1856;
w. Rothermel, 1853. Total, ia
.Gotham-Lehmann, 12s; Bachmann, 5S5;
Heiles, ISL; Petry, 1S2; Schlichte, 1863. To-
tai. 800.
The Columbia Gu of Hoboken is last
in the race for the prize in the Suburban
League. Their percentage was lowered
still further last night through the defeat
in the match with Riverside at Newark,
who won in the easiest kind of a fashion
in all three games. Score
FIRST GAME.
Riverside Athletic Club-Reese, 167;
Role, 40: stidfole, 1872; slsserson, 17s;
Pierson, POI. Total, s3S.
Columbia Club-Jaeger, 1856; Ketcham,
1852; F. Frommell, 12S; Willin, 1872; Cells,
SECOND GAME.
Riverside Athletic Club Reese, 166;
Role. 145; Stidfole, 1873; Sisserson, 163;
Pierson, 176. Total, 7sS.
Columbia Club-Jaeger, 143; Ketcham,
143; F. Frommell, 119; Willin, 100; Cells,
THIRD GAME.
Riverside Athletic Club Reese, 1S9;
Role, 1874; Stidfole, 131;; Sisserson, l72;
Pierson, 1859. Total, 845.
Columbia C~lub-Jaeger, IA; Ketcham,
100; f. Frommell, 131; Willin, l52; Cells,
1859. Total, rs.
The %tailenders in the Athletic League
visited Newark Monday night n rolled
a triple contest with the North Ends, and
met with an overwhelming defeat. In the
first game the margin was Sc pins, ~ IN
the second and 56 III the third. Montclalf
showed up in poor form. The scores
FURsT GAME.
Montclair Club-Thomson, 1885, Hornfeck,
176; Harrison, las; Snyder, 10; Croker. ~.
North End Club-Cadis, 1856; Booth, $50;
H. Heitzmann, 159; Taylor, 175; olozaga,
SECOND GAME.
Montclair Club-Thomson, pol; Hornfeck,
ISL; Harrison, 206; Snyder, 1873; Croker, 1876.
Total, S62.
H. Heitzmann. 21o; Talyor, 1888; olozaga.
ISL. Total, S95.
THIRD GAME.
Montclair Club-Thomson, 1888; Hornfeck,
131; Harrison, 1874; Snyder, lbs; Croker, 126.
Total, TS9.
North End Club-Cadiz, 2o9; Booth, Jas;
II. Heitzmann, 1s5; Taylor, 172; Olozaga,
Isl. Total, $40.
Two teams of the Empire Bowling Club
rolled a game last night on Henn's alleys,
642 Newark avenue with this RESULT
Team No. Ivan Sehwinetz, Isl; Lud-
low, 1871; Cleaver, 1873; Holmes, 1876; Sturr,
125. Total. 1877.
Elkins, Al; MeDermott, 119; Wenner, 1866.
The Hilltops rolled last night on the
Phoenix alleys with this result
Team No. 1-Mr. Smith, 14S; j. Gelday,
1883; Miss Lavender, 149; Mr.. Collins. 1856;
John Welsh, 1SS; Mrs. Conway, 109. Total,
1,165.
Team No. 2-Mr. Lavender, 1856; Miss
Fricke, 1854; Mrs. Gildea, 148; Miss Conway
113; Mrs. Neiderlein, 1853; Mr.. Holmes, 1879;
Mr.. Conway, 24S. Total, 1,211.
To Promote Athletes at Paris.
At the last meeting of the Board of
Governors Of the Amateur Athletic
Union Of the United States a resolution
was passed authorizing the President to
sports at the Paris Exposition in Aus
tralian, Great Britain and other a%ssocia-
tons having jurisdiction in other coun-
tries over athletic sports of all deScrip-
val that will eclipse the one held by the
A A. TT at the Worlds Fair in 1893.