The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-26
STRIKES AND SPARES
In the Tournament Games
Last Night Some High
Scores We're Made.
THE RELAY TEAM RACE
Three of the Fastest in the City
Will Compete-Walter Ripple
to Run Abroad.

The games necessary to decide the tie
for sixth prize in the National Tourna-
ment were completed last evening on
Thom's alleys. These began Monday
when Nick Thyme defeated Brill and Ar
mold, and by winning in the games with
Mcclellan last night he made sure of
the prize. The contest between the
others for the minor trophies was lively,
and they bowled Just as hard as though
rolling for the premier honors. In the
opening series Mcclellan and Brill.
rolled. The latter did some great uphill
work in the last two games, and with
two scores of 225 pulled out the victory.
In the second series Mcclellan rolled Ar
mold. Five games were necessary in this
before the decision was attained. In the
first two games Arnold ran away with the
lead, winning easily. In the third he was
beaten five pins, and was far behind in
the fourth Low scores prevailed in the
fifth, Arnold winning by Is pins. Thyme
rolled strong in the third series, and won
three of the four. The scores were:-
FIRST SERIES-FIRST GAME.
MacLellan ...2s 4s s6 g 19l rs 1S5 IA 11 170
Brill. :. =. :. 8 IS 81 55 73 81 l01 100 149 1853
Strikes-MacLella1, 2; Brill, 2. Spares
Mcclellan. 6; Brill, a.
SECOND GAME.
Mcclellan y j. g 3 q g g g g 100 90 19 g 1 12s 145 1 1Ss
.Strikes-MacLellan, 8; Brill, 6. Spares
Mcclellan, A; Brill, !.
THIRD GAME.
Mcclellan ....14 g 81 70 70 50 11s 14s 17S 2OS
Brill g1rii +. 1ses 81 50 Z = a Los l2a lsl s 5os 1as
FOURTH GAME.
MacLellan rs 81 S. Il Is IS III 1Ss l5s rs
Standardization, 2; Brill. s. Spares
Mcclellan, Z; Brill, 4.
FIFTH GAME.
N nri5l .... s i i g g = y 81 s. 81 & lss l l2s IS IS as5
Strikes-MacLellan, 8; Brill, Z. Spares
Mcclellan, A; Brill. 3. Average per game
-MacLellan. IA 10; Brill. 1873 2,5 I'm
P PICK. Stein. s'0rer-William :,
SECOND SERIEs-FIRST GAME.
Mcclellan ...19 rs As 81 81 107 127 lat 166 175
Strikes. .MacLellan, 4; Arnold, 4. Spares
3MacLellan, a; Arnold, s.
SECOND GAME.
Mcclellan ...19 % AS Sc "A SO 103 121 12s 14S
Arnold ~. ..29 AS 81 "a 104 124 1873 173 1913 213
Strikes-MacLellan, 4; Arnold, Z. Spares
Mcclellan, 2; Arnold, 2.
THIRD GAME.
MAGELLAN a@d,s .1s 3 g 3 q g g e g g 1 1Sa ~ 1 1ss 1 17s
Strikes-MacLellan, 2; Arnold, 8. Spares
Mcclellan, 6; Arnold, 4.
FOURTH GAME.
g S3Sjs d:.,. + ss Il 9 E !, ( SrS $ . / 10 s II q
Mcclellan, A; Arnold, A.
FIFTH GAME.
Mcclellan ....1S rs 35 81 So rs "a go Ill 131
Arnold ......... s II IS 43 70 80 1OS III 126 146
Strikes-MaeLellan. 2; Arnold. 3. Spares
Mcclellan, 3; Arnold q Average per
Pick.
THIRD sERIEs-FIRsT GAME.
Mcclellan -. 9 g 4S s. e6 96 125 145 164 1S2
Thyme r,la s.-,s.:2o lei A. g. e g g Sb IL ls1 Isl s 53s lss
Mcclellan, 8; Thyme, 5.
SECOND GAME.
Thy ne Is IS IS s S ) 1913 iii 1So 14o iSo
Strikes1MaeLe1lan, 2; Thyme, 8. Spares
THIRD GAME.
Maenelian 49,. j $ g IS IS 8 s. is Is ls5 II n 1 1ss Isl
Strikes-MacLellan, 81; Thyme, 8. Spares
Mcclellan, 3; Thyme, 5.
FOURTH GAME.
Mcclellan -...as 9 g g Il Il q q g g +, e ~ ~ 1 17s 1 7s ~
strikes-MacLellan, 2; Thyme, 5. Spares
Mcclellan, A.; Thyme, 4. Average per
game-MacLellan l5s34; Thyme, 1871.
Umplre-JoSeph Arnold. Scorer-Wm j..
Pick.
The bowling in the two-men team tour
nament in Hoboken continues to find
| favor among the admirers of the sport
| over the border. There were three games
| and a large crowd last night. The con-
| testants were Kaufer, Cross. Heyer,
Buck, Gori and Brown. In the first
| series Kaufer and Cross, Heymer and
| Buck rolled. 1t was best two in three.
The opening game was a warm one, end
ing in a victory for Kaufer and Cross
mer and Buck won the next two games,
| however, giving them the SERIES. In the
| second competition Kaufer and Cross
| were successful in two anne with Gori
! and Brown. who in turn found easy re-
| venge in the series with Heymer and
Buck, making it an even division all
around. Score:-