The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-12-15
TWENTIETH CENTURY.

IOAcA
Referee-Mr. William Bonner.
Scorers-For Letter Carriers. Mr; Cole-
man; for Twentieth Century, Mr. young.
Monday Night Club, on St. Nicholas
Hall alleys. last night, made these scores:
Team No. 1-York, 1863; Michels, 19o; Il
Fuller. ISL; Ronneberger, 1876; Mr.. Brand,
154; ]. Schmith, 169. Total. !972.
Team N, No 81 M nsShaa ait ,4 a92i H Heidei i 81:
Mr.. Fuller, 1856. Total, s04.
Hernome Bowling Club last hight occu-
pied Carl Hagcn's s~ilberquefle alleys
These scores were furnished for publica-
tom
Team No. 1-Leister, 26o; Stock, 1870;
Blind, 1S9. Total. 1,1e6.
Team No. 2mLapfenberg ~; Schwe 1T1.
Sternard, 120. Total, 1.oS0.
Poodle Club on Schroeter's alley made
these scores in one game
H. Kaeselau, $40; H. Rukens, 125; r.
l25; j. Kendel, 1856; B. Rummler, 135; c.
Kirst, l20.
Lady Teutonias scored as follows at
their last session.
Team No. lspalt, 10; Braunstein, ~;
Ganther:, is; Strauss, -. Total 9S7.
Team No. MB9rgat; ~; Ghl be: ia;
ser, 50; Allwart, lo4. Total, 9S3.
Webster Club put up these scores at its
last meeting
Team No. I'M. Rehfeld, 154; G.
NJ. Beste. 10. Total, 6Ss.
Team Ne. 2-B. V~olckrnann, lis; I.
Volckmann, AS; Book, 154; Toube, 179;
Toube, ISL. Total, ST.
sylvia A. c. at its last session on the
clubs alleys put up some very good
average scores. Ben Adams led with 1856.
The scores were:-
Team No. lib. Adams. 1856; c.. Hosinger,
165; P. Schaeffer, TAG: E. Sehacht, $40; A.
Moran, 155; N. Harde, T2. Total, S64.
Team No. 2lL. Schaeffer, 1S4; ]. Swartz,
1853; J. Calhoun, 1888; VIM. Hillard, 159; A.
ZOOS. ''e.' =
Kuehne was high man on the Arion al
leys at the session of the Friday Night
Club with 2o1. Hepding followed with 194.
The scores were:-
Team No. 1-Kreutzig, ia; Kraemer. 100;
Lieber, 1852; HepdinG 1874; Crone, 126. Total,
S19.
Team No. 2-Kuehne, 2ol;. Giese, 1a5;
Total, 81.
Forest Club has moved to the alleys on
Central avenue and at it's opening game
these scores were made, with Mulhearn
high with 1872
Team No. 1-Mulhearn, 1872; Loube, 1856;
Stohn, $50; Wilkens, 40; j. Bonner, 16S;
Decker, 172. Total. 1,017.
Team No. PM. Bonner, 1884; Sehrieber,
III; Matterford, 1853; Drexel, $50; Merkel,
10, Here, 121. Total, 9S5.
Lady Teutonias had a pleasant after
noon on Schroeter's alleys, and the mem
bers made these seores.-
Team No. Mrs. Spalt, 10; Mrs.
B%raunstein, ia; Mrs. Dickens, AS; Mrs.
Staeger, 103; Mrs. Seeberger, 1928; Gunther.
1888; Straus, 1872. Total, $40.
Team No. 2LMrs. Var Boesart. 127;
Mrs. Elebeck. 164; Mrs. Keutel, lis; Mrs.
Schink, SO; Mrs. Wenzel, 1928; Mrs. Pras-
ser, SO; Mrs. Ahlwert, 1o4. Total, SO.
The bowlers in the Athletic League
are pounding out figures this season that
are greatly in excess of past records in
There is d lively interest in the race
for the individual prizes and the cracks
are as much Interested in their standing
individually as they are in the positions
of the team in the League record. Last.
week Davis stood at the top, but high
totals last week placed Cadiz at the up
permost place, with Pope of Elizabeth
only a fraction of a point behind.
LeuIy of Columbia Club of Hoboken
and Newkirk Of Jersey City Club are
fifth and eighth in the column. The POI
sitions, games played and official aver
ages are