The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-12-08

night, on Thum's alleys, which further
reduces them in the record. The team was
slated for a high position, but their bowl
ing has fallen off in the last few weeks
and they will nave to hustle to keep
pace with the records that are being
piled up against them. The Adelphis
rolled clevorly last night in their open
ing game, but were badly beaten in the
third game, the teams breaking even.
Score
FIRST GAME.
Empire-Tideman, l5S; Mische, 1853;
Schaeffer; 10; Sahl, 205; La Due, 167.
Observation-Disclosures. 1855; Harrington,
1872; De Forrest, 210; Anderson, 1888; Roth
mann, 1863. Total, 1928.
SECOND GAME.
Empire-Tiedeman, 1874; Mische, 1877.
Schaeffer, u.s.; Sohl, lis; La Due, 1876. To-
Lotus-W. Gerdes, 17e; F.. Gerdes, $50;
Heath, l57; Rehm, 1e7; Boemermann, 1872.
Total, S62.
THIRD GAME.
Adelphi-vxslliamson, $50; Harrington,
12O; De Forrest, l42; Anderson, ISL; Roth
Lotus-W. Gerdes, 17S; F. Gerdes, 30;
Heath, 1873; Rehrn, 149, Boemermann, 1877.
Total, 917.
The Elizabeth Athletic Club bowled at
Association Monday night with the New
Jersey bowling Club of this city and won
by a good margin. The team reached its
old pace, and rolled their highest score Of
the season. The New Jerseys did well
and were well beyond the average, but
had not SUFFICIENT speed to cope with the
champions. Pope and Russ beat The 200
mark for Elizabeth and Lawrence, and
Merritt did the best work for the local
Elizabeth 4: c.-Pope. 2O1; Russ, 218;
Foulks. 1888; Reyes, 1873; G. Morrell, 1874;
Lane, 1913; Dimock. 1S2. Total, 1,73S.
New Jersey Bowling Club-1. Merritt,
147; Al Grabo, 12s; Sanders, 1s6; CLARKE, 165;
r. s.: Jordan, 1855; Sutton. 131; Lawrence,
1913. Total, 1902.
were rolled on the Montclair alleys Mon
day night between the home team and
the SUBMITS, ending in a triple win for
the home bowlers. Tho scores were not
above the average. The figures Were:-
FIRST GAME
Barnes, 1852; William Berrian, 1853; F. S.
Madison, 1853; w. Lockwood, 16S. Total,
772.
Summit Field Club-G. Won Duhn. 1859;
ton, LAG; William Goodspeed, 1870. Total,
731.
SECOND GAME.
Montclair Club-M. C. Truck, 1874; A.
Barnes, $50; William Berrian, 1874: F. S.
Madison, 165; w. Lockwood, 18S. Total,
81.
Summit Field Club-G. Won Duhn. ITO:
]. Hicks, 169; W. Won Duhn. 141; Js Clay
ton, 1888; William Goodspeeda 100. Total,
767.
THIRD GAME.
Montclair Clnb-M. G. Truck, 2o6: A.
Barnes, 1874; William Berrian, 1873; F. S.
Madison, III; w. Lockwood, 1866. Total,
756.
Summit Field Cube. Won Duhn, IA;
J. Hicks, TO; w. Won Duhn, 126; J. Clay
ton, ITO; William Goodspecd, 134. Total,
7H.
The Unions are no longer dangerous in
the tournament of the New Jersey Bowl
ing Association. The team landed the
championship for a number Of years, but
last season were beaten by the x Spar
tans. This season the team is weak, and
in the only game rolled last night on
Wendt's alleys put up "a small score and
were beaten by the Jollys by a margin of
II pins. Totals follow
Unions7Thurow, lag; "A Fuller, 1877; Mer-
rift, 154;; Fred Fuller, 159; Charles Clark,
14c. Total, 73G.
~JoIys-James Biselaoff, 1856; H. Il. Bisch-
off, 161; Eppel. 140; Schroeder, 147; Kull-
mann, 1854. Total, TS.