The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-14
BOWLERS ARE BUSY
Record Trials Are Made at
Every Club Meet
ing.
SPIRITED. TEAM SHOOT
New York Riflemen Won the Hon
ors = Close Pool Match
Games Of Football.
SPIRITED TEAM SHOOT
New York Riflemen Won the Hon

The Spartans rolled in the National
tournament on Thum's alleys and pound
ed out the highest record of he series
thus far. They tailed a score of 1,0o4,
winning easily from the Corinthians, but
in the second game the Spartans were
beaten. Jake Fuessel. Of this city, Is a
leading member of the team. Score
FIRST GAME.
Corinthian-Brill, $50; Clinch, lN;- Wal
tiers. l65; Holden. 1856; Mcclellan, LOB. 10
tai, S36.
Spartan-Schilling. las: Brocker, 226;
Matzen, I'll; Fuessel, 162; Maier, 25I. To-
tai. 1,o04.
SECOND GAME.
Monarch-Cadieu, 155; Smith. 1850; kro-
mlngs, 2V2; Walters, 2V2; n. MASS io4'
Spartan-schilling, $50; Brocker, 14s;
Matzen, III; Fuessel, 1863; Maier, 1l5. Total
$40.
night on the Quartette Club alleys and
rolled up these records;-Hrapa 81 81
Kuempel. POS; Merkel, 10; Gericke, lS4
Welchert, 1853; Krnmnow. no; schmidt
1863; German. 1853; Bostelman, 1876; MORN
son, 166; Grengel, 1873; Bieberstein, 1S5,
Ulrich. 1854; Kuehlewein, l6l; Rum, loo'
Blind. 1870. ..,
considerable success for so early IN ths
season and the game has been marked py
high totals. Seore:-R. Maegel lao'
HlGilIeT, lOl, olUlZ, LOO, TiSdNNts --S
da. 1874; Workman. le5; Kamiah IA; Daab
1856; Seeschaf, I59; Mason. rs; George
Naegeli, l6I; Fischer, 145; Won Dreele, rs
Mays, 12o; Kiemen, lt6; Keller, $50 ,,o,ors
Members of the Castle Point Cyciers
that are trying for a place on the Team
to bowl in the Associated Cyclers League
are hard at work at practice and seVsral
| are accomplishing some good results. Ine
! meeting this week in the club Alleys gave
these fgures:-Slonek, l56; Hasbrouck, 10y
Bruno, IL: Meyer ls4; II e.. .M Mange, 1gf'
ISL; Eicke, 113; Bieling, III.
The Bachelors are not at all lonely nov
tina the bowling season has begun. Iney
| are spending their spare moments on the
ALLEYS. and are receiving a great deal OF
pleasure from the occupation. Scores al
the meeting this week were:-Weyhausen,
los; w. Harksen, 12o; Ruhl 40, = Lui II
Meaei 131. Carmichael. 1888; w. Kauf-
mann, 100; A. Henry, 14e; A. Mathes, 14o'
Schmidt, 104; Endies, 1lS; koehner, loz.
The pin boys had to hustle at the meet
ing of the Duplex Club on the Quarfelte
| Club alleys this week. The attendance was
not large, but the absence OF memps Sr
was equaiized in the lively bowling. Ine
| scores were:-Offenbach,. 1874; Barth, l4s,
| Ter Nicer, 100; Hardie, 144; M. Steljes, ~
| Burhorn, 1856; Mcclure. 1874; Harvey, lo4.
on Seifert's Pin street alleys in Lafay.
| cite. The members have done a greal
/ deal of bowling lately and they We're not
as full Of vim as usual, III nney ase
III III -
Team No. 1-Seifert, 1856; Yarrow, $50
Williams, LIB; Pressler, liz; Gardner llS
Team No. 2AKaiser, 1852; Grant 1e2
| Pelster, 154; Cooley, 10; Knebel, l4S- Iotal
At the games of the Ladies Garfield
Bowling Club, on Heinitz's Dramatic
| Hail alleys last night, Mrs. Hoele headec
the list with the creditabie score OF lol
| The game resulted as fOlowS:-
First team-Mrs. Nestler, 80; Mrs. Hoele
| 1851: Mrs. Breitschwert, $50; Mrs; Stler
| 80: Mrs. Schmidt, 125; Mrs. Winkler, lls
| Second team-Mrs. Ludewig, 12l; Miss
| Heinitz, 104; Mrs. Muller, lo3; MIS-. Men
gel, So; Mrs. Cook, SU; Mrs row, Ii
Some good rolling was done al Helnltz
| alIeys on Wednesday night by the Pans
| ade Bowling Club. Schafer led with
| score Of 100. The game was as tonows;mo
Richter, III; Rogers. 17s; Rohde, Jag
| Hoffman, 1853. Total, 1,134.
The Summit Pleasure Club, an organlZa
tion of ladies and gentlemen, who IN,
| tend making the winter evenings pleasant
with social affairs and weekly bowling
matches, was organized at Conway
havyling alleys. No. 672 Summit avenue
| last night. The following officers were
| eIected:-James Leary. President; julus
Claessen. Vice President; Nj. Leary
| Treasurer; John Frank, Secretary ans
Louis Faller, Captain. The hrst mater
resulted in a close contest, as M FOL
| lowing scores win show.
First team-J. Claessen, l42; J. +. Leary
4 ooS. r. Frank. 1876; Mrs. M. Ffettag, ~
r Frank, 1874; L. Faller, 1856. Total, l,06S
Second team-Mrs. Leary, 1853; Z. F,rel
4 tag. ia, Mrs. Claessen, 152; Mrs. conway
III: Miss Faller. 1863; Blind, EOS. Total
4 = 40 rsr