The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-03-26
BIG BOWLING SCORES
Games Of the Ma
tional Tourney for the
Championship.
FOEGE STARTS WELL
Defeats Kahlsdorf and Wilckens-
Orientals in the Lead
Whist Congress Begins.

settle the Individual championship of
America, began last night on Thom's al
leys. and three of the strongest of those
entered competed. Foege opposed Kahls-
dorf n WiIckens. and did some remark.
ably brilliant work. Kahlsdorf opened
with him in the first set, and in the
first game Kahlsdorf won, but Foege cut
loose In the next three and sent the pins
flying for high totals, beating the 200
mark twice, and finishing the last three
games with mere thar a double CEN
fury average. The second battle was a
great surprise. Kahlsdorf defeated
Wilckens by another big record. Five
games were necessary in this match, the
final was interesting, but the series were
not as large as in the previous games.
The Jerseyman won the first, lost the
second, but finished ahead in the other
two games. The scores were:-
FIRST SERIES-FIRST GAME.
Foege .........19 2S As So rs 90 113 131 ISL les
Kahlsdorf ....20 40 81 66 SO liz 121 1879 157 III
Strikes-Foege, 8; Kahlsdorf, 3. Spares
-Foege, 6: Kahlsdorf. 5.
SECOND GAME
Foege .........20 40 81 rs 95 1875 14 TIA 1888 s13
Kahlsdorf ...29 40 81 IS 1903 III 120 1879 159 IFS
strikes-Foege. 4; Kahlsdorf, 8. Spares
- OS5Ny v Il
THIRD GAME.
Foege ........2O 40 es 50 III 1877 1853 173 200 22o
Kahlsdorf % 50 70 so 11S 1877 lag 165 TIA 2o3
StriksrFoege, 6: Kahlsdorf, S. Spares
-Foege, a; Kahlsdorf, 8.
FOURTH GAME.
Foege .........27 as IS rs 95 ia 1913 143 40 1889
Kahlsdorf -. 8 Is 81 IS "a 81 lib ~ 131 140
Strikes-Foege, 5; Kahlsdorf, /. Spares
-Foege.- 8; Kahlsdorf, A. Average per
game.Foege, 197h; Kahlsdorf, 174h. I'm
prem. Hirsch. Scorer-M. Wallace.
SECOND sERIES-FIRST GAME.
Kahlsdorf 20 40 IS IS los 126 IA 1853 1T2 1S7
Wilckens -. 9 80 50 70 80 1e 1876 1856 ia 11
StrikesEKahlsdorf, 8; Wilckens, 4.
Spares-Kahlsdorf, 6; Wilckens, 5.
SECOND GAME.
Kahlsdorf 30 50 So 1903 127 147 1857 1856 2O5 223
Wilckens -. 9 IS rs As GA SO 1913 1913 142 Isl
Strikes-KahIsdorf, s; Wilckens, /.
Spares-Kahlsdorf, 8; Wilckens, 5.
THIRD GAME.
Kahlsdorf 80 SO IS 81 1O7 1877 1865 1856 2oe 226
Wilckens -. s % Sc Is 95 lis 145 liza 1914 PA
strikesaKohlsderf Wilckens, s.
Spares-Kahlsdorf, 2; Wilckens, A.
FOURTH GAME.
Kahlsdorf ...19 SO SO IS 50 118 1856 155 IT'S 1875
Wilckens ....19 3S So 81 107 124 143 1853 1873 2O2
Strikes-Kahlsdorf, 8; Wilckens, 5.
Spares-Kahlsdorf, I; WiIckens. Z.
FIFTH GAME.
Kahlsdorf -. 9 IS At 81 Sc 105 1923 14S 1853 lS2
Wilckens .....19 SO 56 IS SO 101 121 al 100 17S
Strikes-Kahlsdorf, 8; Wilckens, L.
Spares-Kahlsdorf, S; Wilckens, s. Aver
age per game-Kahlsdorf, 202 3-5; Wick
ems. 1877 Is. Umpire-M. Hirsch. Scorer
Z. Gerdes.
THIRD sERIEs-FIRsT GAME.
Wilckens .....2o SO 46 65 IS los 1923 1872 1872 10
Foege .........20 40 SO 70 SO III 1874 152 1859 III
Strikes-Wilckens, 3; Foege, 2. Spares
Wilckens, S; Foege, T..
SECOND GAME.
Wilckens ....19 SO 81 81 107 17 lat 176 1876 ZIG
Foege ........ 5 "a 80 AZ 60 81 11 121 14o 100
Strikes-Wilckens, 5; Foege, 2. Spares
Wilckens, 5; Foege, 5.
THIRD GAME.
Wilckens .....2 20 40 60 so qS 116 1873 al ISL 1S1
Foege .........28 AT Sc u so 100 120 14S 1853 1877
Strikes-Wilckens, 8; Foege, S. Spares
Wilckens, 6; Foege, 8.
FOURTH GAME.
Wilckens .....18 3S 81 66 81 80 Ill 1s1 Isl 1853
Foege .........19 IS "A 70 SO 112 1872 1872 ITO 1879
Strikes-Wilckens, Q; Foege, 8. Spares
Wilckens, 6; Foege. s. Average per game
-Wilckens, 183M; Foege, 1781a. Umpire
M. Hirsch. Scorer-H. Kalsdorf.
The Orientals bowled all around the
other cams in the games of the Harlem
League last night. and won with their
their usual totals, which exceeded well
the 100 average. Bodine and Chesterfield,
Of this city played another leading part.
and added greatly to the success. The
contests last night ended the first half of
won everything in sight thus far, and
bowling such as that of last evening is
almost certain to win another champion
ship for them. The final score was