The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-29
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SCORE BY FRAMES.
Team No. 5--..72 10 24s ss7 4e1 5a5 $50 SAG $50 So
Team No. 1....6o 141 2+ SO sSl ifS a54 eel So 7es
Lady Hudson Club occupied ST. Mich
olas Hall alleys yesterday afternoon, and
scored as follows
Team No. Mrs. NJ. Lockheinger, 1ss: Mrs.
Hadden, 10; Mrs, yogel, l5s; Mrs. Hoiderer,
~; Mrs. Gloustine, ao7; Mrs. B. Loekhslrner'
Team No. Mrs cookson, 1871; Mrs. schwarz,
~; Mrs, Huber, IA: Mrs. Harmer, ~ Mrs
Black, 12e; Mrs. Reulbach. ILL., Total. s@s.
Summit Pleasure Club bowled on Con-
ways alleys and made these scores
Team No. Mrs. GLEASON. 1ss; Mr.. GLEASON,
1ss; Mrs. Leaxy. ID: Mr.. Leayy, ISL; John
team No. 2-Mr. Welsh, l5a; Mrs. Conway.
1919; Mrs. Fintag, us; Mr.. Fintag, III; Blind
$50. Total, als.
The Garfield Club rolled cleverly in the
evening, and the regular average was
beaten a number of times. Scores we're
Team No. l-Metzger. le5: NesIler, Isl; DR..
Adams, 10; Hegnsr. l4s: WIGHT. los; Kramer.
Team No. 23seheiing. lis; Ludwig. l5s;
Buchner. l43: Winckler. ls9; Albanssius, 100
Dr.. Albanesius, III; Groth, 122. Total, l.0as.
The Empire Ii found the head pin on
Henn's alleys. at the weekly meeting, and
while the contests We're on rolled up clev-
er totals with the a Il Sample is
Team No. lyon sehweintz, I'll; Lange. ISL
1 Holmes ,7,. 1 s1,nd Ws en- aoI -; MCLEAN 81 ~; Gull
Team No. 2-Ludlow. l1s; Troll, 1877: Kato.
Isl; Claver, 1872; kost. 10; Wenner, So; Smith,
129. Total. 9S4.
Pohlman's alleys we're the scene of
weekly action of members of the Excelsior
Club last hight. While IL lasted these
excellent figures were made
Team No. Mrs. Gross. 12s; J. Lyons. 152:
Lyons. 1is: Schroeder, lss: Mrs. schrssder. s..
Team No. 2.Frsitag, 1ss; Mrs. Frsisag. 100;
Ter. 147; Mrs. Winckler, $50; Murschler, 10;
Mrs. Mutschler, 116. Total, I275.
The Poodle Club had a lively meeting
last night on the Central alleys. Best re-
suits we're
Team No. l-Kazselan, Is; Dosher. US: Ken
tel. 1886; volkman. 100; Guenther. 1913. Total.
Team No. 2-Rickens. ls6; Kirst. IL: Ehl-
beck, 145; Hotop, IFS: Deibel, III. Total, 6lS.
Fremont are making a record for Attend
ance as well as bowling on The Central
alleys In the meeting this week the
Eumber OF contests was beyond the aver
ended in a record of PA made by Dobke.
Scores of the others were
Team No. 1-Butled, l43; Stair, lis: Morgan.
ls1; polan. ~; Meather, ia: cicaeiii. 1sl:
i,27s. -
Team No. 2-Knlougn. 1873; wiltshire. $50:
Walford. lss: Bauer. rs; ]. Wiltshire. III:
Dobke, PA. Total, l.319.
Jake Luly and his Columbia Club bow
lers who are bowling in the National
Tournament under the name of the
Metropolitans. aid low a couple of strong
ones last night by high scores. Results
were
FIRST GAME.
Adelphi-Williams. 1867 Harrington. 1872; De
Forrest, III; Anderson. 1es. Rothman. 1876.
Total, s57.
Metrapolitan-van Week. 1875: Starr, 1se: N4l-
Ter. l5S; Fisher 200; Leuly. la. Total, 9lS.
SECOND GAME.
A~delphi-wiiliams. 1853: Harrington. III: De
Forrest, 1s1; Anderson. ls6; Rothman, lss.
Total. S45.
Pin Knight-Pendleton. Ia: Fries. l2S: Gehr-
ing, 153; Miller. 1e1: Welsh. IFS. Tatai. ~.
THIRD GAME.
Metropolitan-yan Week, l67. Starr. 1875. Ns,-
Ter. 1S4: Fisher. 154; Leuly. 166. Total, SGT.
Pin Knight-Pendleton, ia: Fries. 10; Gehr-
ing. 1856; Miller, 16t; Welsh. III. Total, S42.
The Ladies' st. Nicholas Bowling Club
on st. icholas Hall alleys did some fair
work yesterday afternoon. Miss Wevland
the list with the creditable score
of ia. The sample game was
Team No. Mrs. Frey, 1ae- Mrs Keisseil.
135; Mrs. Spatz. Us; Mrs. Horwedel, l21; Mrs.
Langliest, 100: Mrs. Kcihnl. S.. Total, 50l.-
Team No. 2-Miss Weyland, IA: Mrs. Aubke,
1874; Mrs. Gottschalk, Isl. Mrs. Gleidt, los.
Mrs. Kreutzig, 100; Miss Langliest. IS. Total.
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