The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-26
BOWLING FOR HONORS.
Spirited Competitions in
the Local League
Games.
HIGH SCORES ROLLED
Interesting Games Played Yester-
day on the Football Field
Veteran Rihemen Shoot
ing for a Medal.


more aggressive than was expected ana
made the leaders hustle. 1t was a hard
game, the Clintons barely escaping de-
feat in their final game. The Ciintons
rolled in splendid form at the start and
rolled VI a fine average. Lafayette was
never in danger, but in the second Lafay-
cite Improved greatly and the game was
not decided until the last bail had been
rolled, when Clinton gained a margin of
-four In the competition the feature was
the bowling by John Faulkner. The scores
were
FIRST GAME.
Clintons-A B~uchteakirk, COZ; I'D Faux
ner, $50; Fred Hull. 1879. j. Ruddick, 2loi
Ed HUMPHREYS, I79; total. 903.
l afayettes-M. Dohrmann, 2S1; Charles
Blrgge, 13i; I'D Lenaken, I'D; Fred Rich
SECOND GAME.
Clintons-A. Buchtenkirk. 169; Ed Faux
ner. 2l8; Fred Huh, 1G6; ]. Ruddick, 164;
Ed Humphries. 40. Total. S22,
Lafayestas-M. D%ohrfnann, 1855: Charles
Fiugge, TO; Ed Sizzling, III; Fred Richter.
1856; Charles Duls, 14s. Total, S18.
The Unions and Oceans bowled two
games Wednesday night in the Jersey
City League on i~ddinger's alleys in Green
Vile and the Unions won both. The team
MAGE an GACe4iS1l contest S4iOuss
beating their opponents from start to
finish. The wo9x in the opening game
was of an unusually high order, the team
rolling the second best record of the sea-
pace and met with their first doubie de-
feat of the season at home. Score
FIRST GAME.
Oceans-W. Roonne, 116; E. Wall, 1874: j.
Hahn, i54; Charles Kleppe, 100; Chic
Holmes. 164. Total. 700.
201; George Smith. 201; Fred Mackey, Iii;
A. A. Duke, 1877. Total, 95S.
SECOND GAME.
Oceans-W. Roonne, 10; B. Wall. liz; j.
Hahn. $50; Charles Kleppe, 121; Chic
Holmes, 16S. Total, 10.
164; George Smith. 1873; Fred Mackey, Isl;
A. A. Duke. III. Total. sol.
The Halladays and Lafayettes divided
the honors in two games of the local
league Wednesday night. Both were at
home and lots of excitement was drawn
to the struggle by reason of the hot
rivalry. The Lafayettes captured the first
game by a low score, but the Halladays
did some good work in the second game
The Lafayettes failed to attain their usual
pace n their hackers were disappointed.
The scores Were:-
FIRST GAME.
Halladays-R. steffens, fls: N. Basehe,
1ae; Captain L. Yooz, 1873; j. Otterson, 135;
Gepr E Vlntere 40 gGta1, ss7. 90.
Flnugge, 1872; J, Brennan, 10: Fl. Richter,
1l6; H.. H. Duls. 149. Total. 1855.
SECOND GAME.
Halladays-R. Steffens. 1853; n. Basehe.
$50; Captain L. Vooz, 167: J. Otterson, 149;
Ge o. g vs xjntere' Isl. B Tobbal, 900. 80.
Flugge, 1877; H. AdclEng, 49, II. Richter,
16l; Fl. II. Duls. 1876. Total, 756.
The Klondikes are undoubtedly out of
the Jersey City League. The team was
scheduled last night to bowl the Coluna-
on the Columbia Hall alleys in Green
vile, but failed to show up. The CoIufn-
bias rolled two games for averages and
did remarkably good work. Tho score
FIRST GAME.
Columbias-C. Horig. 1e4: A. Miller. 1853;
Ed Bisehof, 143; George Dickson, liz; VIM.
Frantz, 100. Total, 802.
SECOND GAME.
C~olumbias-C. Herig, ISL: A. Miller, 1872;
Ed Bisehof, f62; George Dickson, 1888; VIM.
Frantz, 1875. Total, 1922.
The Clio Wheelmen padded their record
Wednesday night by winning two games
from the ATLANTA Wheelmen on the alleys
in Newark in the championship series of
the Associated Cyclcrs' League. The
homo team gave the Clos a hard fight
at the start and were beaten only six
pins. They were more easy in the second
e eiuas % ahe glios s q vide % mnaToin ! leI me
ofher teams in the race The results
we're
FIRST GAME.
Clio Wheelmen-H. Heye, 1856; G. Buch-
tenkirk, 1870; 4. Taseh. i1g; 4. A.; Duke,
1872; Ed Humphreys, l65. Total; $40.
Atalanta Olozaga,
a y lanes az 9se! ii as SS, iSa,, E = massey aay dS2; A.
SECOND GAME.
Clio Wheelmen-H. Heye. 14G: G. Ruch-
tenkirk. III, a. Tasch, lis: A. 4. Dukes
1872; Ed Humphreys. ISL. Total, S95.
ATLANTA Wheelmen-"Count" Olozaga,
1853; James Halsey, 1872: Ed Haisey. al; A.
Terbell. 126: Ed Millar. 1s1. Total, 100.
The Jersey CITY Club made nm for their
-, So. -
poor WIN 9 VII II ehe opening series
of the Athletic League last week by talk
= - y - 1aIl1ISl
night in New York. In the first and sec
ond games Jersey civ hovled above tho
average and although thew fell off in he
fhi,d 5fersey Civ managed ia win Nv ~ fen az
pms, 0oois nj, en- r,r,
Knickerbocker &. C.A'Iobnson. 1875. or
ford rs: cole, 1911: Headlev I3s. Brower
iee q,ntal 81
i' .Iers aV'a Civ Glub-Newkjrk. 1872. cordner
1eS: Homes. 100: Brown. le5; Never, Isl
SECOND GAME.
KnickerbocAer a. ~G.-Johnson. no; Of
ford. lss; Gels Die l57; Headley, l45; Brewer,