The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-06
STRIKES And SPARES
BoWleTs We're Skillful in
Making Them on
the Alleys.
COLoRED GIANTS In BATTLE
Lots of Excitement Over the Game
Here on Saturday
Trotting Meeting at the
West Side Track.
COLoRED GIANTS In BATTLE

The townsville Bowling Club has beer
organized at Zahns Hall, and the election
of officers resulted as follows:-President
Samuel Cross; Vice-President, c. Wirth'
Secretary, G. Brady: Treasurer, J. Wise
Sergeant-at-Arms, P. Ridgway; Captain,
f.. Wilson. The scores made were above
the average;-Wirth, 179; RidgWay, 1o2i
Capp, 14S; Wise, IT'S; Brady, 1876; Leo, 142i
Wilson, 100; Zahn, 1853; Fulham, 100; Ru-
dolph, 1874; Sabins, 10; Cross, POP.
The North Hudson Bowling Club is one
of the largest outside of this city. They
had a practice meeting at Grath's alleys
Monday night and slugged the pins for
some high records. Totals were:-
First games-Miss NJ. Ludlow, 81; Miss
Hoffman, As; Miss E. Herten, Al; Miss l..
Ludlow. As; Miss NJ. Mccarthy, Sc; Miss
J.. D~innhauph, So; Miss K. Messler, SO;
Miss ]. Mccarthy, 81; Miss T. Dinnhauph,
Al; Mrs. c.. Pellinger, IS; L. Dinnhaupt,
IA; c. Pellinge, 70; A. Messler, III; M.
Noon, II.
The Reid Bowling Club has r-eorganized
and elected these officers:-President, p.
Reid; Secretary, C. Moebius; Treasurer,
j. A. Schwartz; Captain. F. B. Reid. The
members are enthusiastic over bowling,
and in the games rolled the figures We're:
p. Reid, III; Jacob Schwartz, 15S; J. A.
Schwartz, 1875; F. B. Reid, 1872; G. Moebius
1873; H. Krueven, 14o.
At their weekly meeting the Jersey City
Letter Carriers Club rolled these scores
Team No. lEvans, 1872; Jackson, 165;
Helker, 145; Wilson, 142; Coffey, 149;
Swarzey. 14o. Total, S2s.
Team No. 2-Crawford, 173; Stack, 1873;
Sullivan, ia; Neales, 1873; Mannion, 1866;
Galway, 1s1. Total, 900.
The Bergen Bowling Club, one of the
most prominent in the city. will
practice on Fred Henn's alleys.
The North Hudson TroIIeymen have
s Or gaa ! Ia 4 bowling Wing club, bs They sneyo have en-
The Mantle Wheelmen will begin bowl
ing this evening on the Woods Han al
leys. 1t is said the club will be strongly
ciated Cyclers' League. The team will
be Samuel Coffman. Andy Wright, John
Gray, Archie Duke and e. HUMPHREYS.
The Empire Club had a busy night at
their opening last evening at Henn's al
leys. They elected new members and Off
GERS and are enthusiastic over the pros
VIM. g. Meyer. President; VIM. c. Wen
ner, Vice President; Charles T. Lange,
Treasurer; E ". ,Elkins, Secretary. and
George r Kato, Jr, CAPTAIN. h full
Elkins, w. Hall, f. Klein, J. J. Kullen,
G. P. Kato. Jr..,J ]. E. Ludlow, G, T.
Lange, A. Kost, Jr, W. g. Meyer, Dr. 7.
Troll, Emil Reuther, H. vonSchweinitz, j.
Werner and VIM. C. Wenner.
The Monticello Bowling Club organized
last evening at No. 1856 Monticello avenue,
with twenty-five members. The officers
elected were:-Walter 7. Glass. President;
John W. Weastell. Vice President; Geo.
6 Young, IRE Trsas sure vii, FRED G aidhIanrs
alleys, Jackson avenue, during the season.
They intend to promote the sport and will
no doubt be heard from. After a few
weeks practice they intend to issue chal-
lenges to the leading teams of this city.
The club opens its season next Tuesday
evening at eight O'Clock.
AT the second meeting of the Clio
Wheelmen last night at Pythian Hall al
leys the series were an Improvement over
those of a week ago. The best game
Team No. hG. MeEntee, 11o; Morrison,
III; Tasch. 1el: Total, $685.
s. bsn5 ro lsei I.ssg. l's' k0hnke' 1885, ohl'
Some well known ball players tried
their hand at bowling Monday night in a
match on Parsons alleys. The result
1872: FINELY, As; Cummings, $50; stana--
way way 12 S.. R9 Mssle 15o iss shee Mebo l2s; c Is.
Leach, 123; Hirshbill, 81. Total, 1.614.
Junction.. EIlrhart. 1872; P. Ehrhart,
rs; P. Coffey, 112; G. Fell, 1923; Pat Eel
Walsh, III; NJ. Walsh, 1862; H. Vol, 142;
Farrell, 1928; Happ, 135. Total, Isis.
The Poodle Club, on Schroeter's Alleys,
team.-Kirst, 10; Kaes1an, 1872; Hottop,
1875; Doeseher, 1873: Keutot, 1850. Total, 500.
Second team-Volkmann, lis; Rickens, 1872;
Ehlbeck. 140; Gunther, 80; Kneisel, 136.