The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-07
BOWLING FOR RECORDS.
A Lively Interest In the Club Meet
fngs on the ALLEYS.

The Jersey City League will be re-
organized tomorrow night at the Woods
Hall alleys, where the annual meeting
Will be held. Officers will be elected and
new clubs admitted to membership. The
league this season will be made up of
pretty much the same material as last
year. There will be one or two new
clubs and it's projectors contemplate a
more important season than ever. The
interest has always been great in the
battle that was waged for the cham
pionship honors and the league afforded
lots of excitement and a good occupation
for the bowlers. The interest will be as
great this year as ever, and many of
the bowlers look forward to the opening
with a great deal of pleasure. There will
be a few vacancies, but there should be
lots of applicants to fill them and the
clubs that may desire to become mem
bers of the league should not fail to make
application tomorrow night at the meet
ing on the Woods Hall alleys.
The regular championship of the Whole
sale Drug Trade League will open on
Saturday, when it is more than likely the
Colgate team of this city will compete.
Last season she Colgates won the cham
pionship.
The Annex Bowling Club has organized
for pleasure and is having it. The mem
bers are greatly interested in the game
of ten pins and their enthusiasm will
! enable them to make a success of it. At
the regular weekly meeting the leaders in
the contest were as follows
Emile m ISL, AdOlph Laundering.
$50: John Schumann, Isl; Edward Berg
| mann. 154; Herman Schroeder, los; Emil
| I Altman 80. Charles TEtjanhprO I2c
Louis Bergman, Ito; Charles Trap, $50.
The Merry Brothers Club started to
work on Tuesday. at the Quartet Club
Hail.. They rolled cleyerly and put up
| some high figures. The best results
were:-Merkel, 1874; Kuenpel, 209; Nor
rison, 135; Grengel, 10; Schmidt, III; Evel-
Bosteiman, 1ef; Harpa, 1885,, Rail. 165;
Ulrich. 124; Geriecke, ISL; Won Bieber-
stein, 145.
The members OF the Full Moon Club
were full OF enthusiasm at the meeting
on Fred Schulken's alleys this week.
They rolled well at the beginning and i'm
proved with each additional game. The
Budenberger. 1873! Fischer, Isl stolz, 143;
Harms, III; Won Driele. 209; Mays. 149;
Kamlah, III. Hirter, l54; Krender, 14S:
| Mason. las; Naegeli. 123.
The x SpartanS are getting in shape for
the approaching league series and expect
10 retain the championship won last sea-
son. when the year just entered upon has
ended. They are rolling up some scores.
and some of the figures were:-
Hasselmann, $50; George Kuncken, 212;
Willig, 1856; II. Miller. 17S; L. Keller, 1871,
Lane, 1856; l.. Kuncken, 1872, Z. Miller, 173.
The Castle Point Cyclers made a strong
hid in the Associated Cyclers' League for
the prizes last year, hut should be in a
more successful position this seoson.
Their team has been strengthened and in
the games that are being rolled @on the
alleys the cyclers are doing well. Lead
ing scores we're
Bruno, 1888; Hasbrouck. 1851; Trautwein,
1iS; Stuart. 1856; II. LANCE, 125; Mittles6orf,
100; Meyer, 146; Eicke. 100. Doerner, 13l:
G.. Izange, Jr.. 1876.
The Bergens had a busy night on Fred
Henn's alleys at the reorganization meet
ing last evening. The officers elected
were:-Frank Gallery. President; John v.