The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-27
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Last night the Spheroids practiced on
Schulken's alleys. The scores were all
above the average, the members pound
ing them out with more than the usual
effect. Totals were;-
Team No. frank, 1876; Heyne, 14l;
Huesmann, 154; Jaeger, 1877; Welnhageh,
1875. Total, $50. 800
Team No. GLeinkauf, 15S; Moller. 100;
Saenger, 1T; Waldheim, 105; Blind, l4f.
Total, III.
At the practice competition last night
on the Riversides alleys the members
drove the pins from then. spots with I'M
around for an increased number of credits.
Team No. 1-Noone, IFS; McBuen. 1871;
Ottersledt, Jag; W; Hermann. l65; Vein
Team No. Marx, 1871; Hermann, 149;
Felsing, 1876; Volger, 1853; Anger, l29. Total,
The Indians had considerable sport with
the bali last night at their bowling ses-
sion. In the several games BOWED the
Team 81; i.c. Helmi lss; ", ost ran n
Steiner, $50; Bind, 40. Total, sS5.
Team No. Phi. Seltenreick. III; G.
Poole, 1853; W. Paul, 100; G. Kenney; ~;
". stehl, 1853; F. Rosenbaum, las. Total,
proportion on the alleys. AT the meeting
this week the bowlers got down to bust
ness and had considerable success. me
best scores were:-
Team No. EHengstler, 1859; Brakhous,
152; Hermann, 161; Piston. 1863; Ditzel, 149;;
sh ar 1872 20 B aefa3 s 49, Genth, 1870;
Team No. snRankin, 1e5; Ia, E 49, 49,
Klee, 149; Holmes, 139; Keller, 100; Kuehne,
161. Total, 1,375.
III - ~ y, acTa - of tho ho1I
at the club alleys last night. The attend
ance was large and the bowlers put up
some good work in the team games. The
scores Were:-
Kreuznann, IT'S; Geyer, 1854; Matteson, ISL;
Smith. 40; Blodgett, 1875; Z. Matteson, ISL;
Miller Tasr !, l4 -. Hs y@Rjin Isl. T ST: NOISE ntdls; 1873;
Downes, $50: Noone, 1877; A. Luehs, 172;
Marshall. $40. Total, 1852.
The West End Bowling l did some
fair work on Chapin's alleys, No. $50 st.
Pauls avenue, last night. A sample
game was:-
Team No. 1-E. Doran, 146; w. Martin,
1856; G. schaffer, 1870; c. schumann, 1885,
Team No. Pc. weigel, $50; w. Forst.
142; C. Chiles, 146; w. Jacks, 139. Total,
On Hams alleys. last night. the Teu-
tonia Bowling Club scattered the pins
liz OlI ' lllES SUI Co
Team No. 1-Stearns, ia; Behrens, 1873;
Dietz, 119; Will, 109; Gardner, Is; Deficit,
1875; Heitmann, So; Kost, 155; Total, 1928.
Team No ~ 2-steltman, 49,; J. Dlshl'
107; Rutland, 12S; Holdenberg, lib. Total,
$50.
Following the close of the present two
men team tournament at the alleys of the
Castle Point Cyclrs an individual tourna-
ment will be commenced.
Gmmsas of Football.
The East End A.. G. and Market Street
team. of Newark, played an interesting
game, which ended in a tie of u points
each.
TIE Myrtles Of Roseville defeated the
Crescent Field Club, Thursday, by a
score OF 5 to 0, the goal from the field
being the only point scored. White of the
Myrtles distinguished himself by drop
kicking the oval over the bar from the
40-yard line.
The Ithaca team won a game from the
Peauods. at Greenville, on Thursday, by
a score of 10 to 6.
The Lafayettes and Fairview team of
North Bergen played a game Thursday,
which ended in favor of the former by
"a to Is.
The NOnparellS or TINS city delealed the
Riversides of New York, thanksgiving
Day, on the Central ground, by a total
of 6 to O..
The Defenders were too aggressive for
the Tigers, on Thursday, and were
beaten after a protracted scrimmage by
a score of 10 to 6, on the grounds at
West Sid avenue.
This has been the greatest season ever
known in football. The game has in
creased in popularity and the result has
been a big Improvement in teams that
were of little prominence last season. 1t
has been a year of surprises, the greatest
Of these being Yale's defeat of Prince
ton and the wonderful game played by
Cornell against Pennsylvania, OH Thurs
day, at Philadelphia.
News of the yyaeeImen.
THE Castle Point Gvclers will aject offi-