The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-09-30

Wdul 10 see the SOOQ lildl SuCA oil Aes
can do. This is another step in the right
direction, and shows tina the A. A. y. is
stronger today than ever before. 1t IS
growing every day. Much of the success
in the formation Of this alliance is due to
the uiltiring efforts of Mr.. G. G. Hughes.
POUNDING OUT THE SCORES.
several Clubs Have started the
Bowling Season.
The Clinton Bowling Club was reor-
ganized last night at Becker's alleys. on
Jackson avenue, with an increased mem
bership of 20. There were p of these
present, and a more enthusiastic meeting
was never held by well known or
ganization. The eY was unanimous.
Joseph Ruddick hosen PRESIDENT
Thomas Dough- Is president; John
| Buchtenkirk. secretary; George smith,
| treasurer, and Arthur Duke, captain. Inc
| cluB<Win place a strong team IN the
| Jersey City League. Much time was oc-
| cupied in bowling and some remarkably
| high scores were reached. These follow:
Team No. IA. Duke, 1855; e. Hum
phries, 215; j. Faulkner, 2os; J. Buchten-
kirk, 1888; G.. Smith, IT'S; I. Douglass, lSo;
A. Wilson, 1856; J. Twaits, 1856; H. Oakley
! 127: Cosgrove, las. Total, 1,I06.
Team NO. Pc. Fixel, 2S2; G.. Buchten-
kirk. 2oS; l.. Duke, 30; ]. Ruddick, 1s2;
j. Fardleman, 1853; Van Dyke, 1872; Post,
1876; Knower, 120; Mawbey, 1870; Hull, III.
Total, 1868.
The Independent Club, in its practice
games on Sc~hroeder's alleys, on Central
avenue. rolled up a number of fair rec
ords. j. Magee was the leader. scores
were:-
Team No. HI. Glaeser, 15s; fl. Peter
son, 1872; ]. Frogs, 155; j. Giaeser, LIS .
Mayer, 115. Total, sos.
Team No. 2Steix, 1879; H. Munken, lSo'
Magee, 115.S Total. 6SS.
Total, III.
The Lincolns are enthusiastic this sea-
son over bowling, and the members never
lose the opportunity to increase theif
averages. At the meeting last nlght on
the Central alleys the scores WERE
Team No lFange, 14s; Poehm, IA; A.
Dieckman, AS; D. Kopke, zoo; n. Druis'
1863, G. Brunger, 1873. Total, 9aa.
Team No. 2-H. Waltman, 1856; T. Her
nan, 1875; A. Black, 126; Start, lel' =
Dieckman, AS; Blind POI. Total, ss4
The C~emmunipaw Club was organizes
last night on Captain Vooz's Halliday
street alleys. The officers elected We're
President, Christian Martins; Secretary
Geo. Blaser; Treasurer, Herman DreWsi
Captain, Henry Duls.. In the pfactlce
games the leading scores we're
Team No. III. Duls, 1872; Ahlmeyer, loo
Drews, 159; Wittpenn, 100. Total ooi.
Team No. R2-Martins, 1t5; Otesen' 10
Beeckman, 40; Vooz, 162. Total, 642.
The bowling season for members OF the
Clio Wheeimen began Tuesday night WITT
a number of very interesting praetiee
games on Heye's alleys. The
in charge are very much pleased over thf
outlook for d lively season, and a strone
division this winter in the league
matches; the scores WERE naratse
Team No. III. Burke, l67; q McEniee
$50; ]. Carley. 1913; A. Tasch, lss; 1. Judge
Team No; w; Champerialn, 100 Y, "
l Ms bufr0Ws' 81 = -.
Doolittle Club had the usual good timt
on the Woods Hall alleys last night ant
reached the usual high mark IN RECORDS
Sam Coffman won the medal -
The Waverly Club. was formed las
night and will bowl during the winter VI
"a match is talked of between Arthul
Duke of the Clintons and Sam Coffman o
the Doolittles, but the later will not DOW
for less than $50 a side.
Indoor Games for the Winter.
This promises to be a lively winter from
an athletic standpoint. The following ar
the dates that have been SO far allowed
Eighth Regiment A. A., games, New
York; Twelfth Regiment A. A., games, n
Y; Twenty-third Regiment A. A., games
Brooklyn. N. Y. The Forty-seventh Regi
ment contemplate holding games this win
ter and have already applied to the Metro
politan Association of the A. A. u. to re
serve a date. The Thirteenth and -Four
tenth Regiments Of Brooklyn have com
menced operations in the athletic feel
and promise good sport during the white
months. Dates have also been reserves
by the A. A. u. for these two regiments.
The H. c. w. Race Meet.
The season for bicycling racing in thi
vicinity will close on Saturday, Octobe
8. when the third meeting of the seaso,
will be pulled off at the West Side rae
track. 1t will embrace a enc mile handl
cap. one mile open and a two mile hand
cap for all riders in Hudson county;
Ave mile club championship, a five mil
match race between Michels and Alexar
!, der. a two mile pursuit race between tTlI
; lets and a one mile record race by JAG
Jasper. All entries will close with Get
! Hlakeslee on Saturday next at No. 81
C-ornmunipaw avenue. Prizes will b
E presented in each event.
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