The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-16
GAMES ON THE ALLEYS
Good Results We're Obtained
in Last Nights Con-
tests.
ATHLETIC UNION MEETING
Several Important Changes in the
Rules-H udson Rifle Tourna-
ment Winners.
ATHLETIC UNION E

IN the Germania tournament on TnoiH
alleys resulted IN a hard battle between
the Albions of Paterson, Linden Groves
and Lotus teams, three of the noted team
that are ~contending for the championship
The honors accumulated for the Jersey
men and they were successful in botf
contests, rolling up a high average. The
second game gave the Lindens a victory
over the Lotus team. Seore.-
FIRST GAME.
Albion-Taylct. 1853; Packer, ISL; Lock
wood, 1888; Clingen. 1S6; Arnold. 1s4. Total
907.
Linden Grove-Wingenfeld. 1877: FolImer
124; Hammer, 145; Menninger, lVI; Silver
175. Total, M0.
SECOND GAME.
Linden Grove-Wingenfeld, lat; Follmer
156; Hammer, 1872; Aenninger, 16l; Silver
Lotus-W. Gerdes, 175; f. Gerdes, III
Gunther, 142; Rehm, 1855; ]. B-oemerniann
1Se. Totals, S2t.
THIRD GAME.
Afbion-Taylor, 1856; Packer, ia; Lock-
wood, III; Clingen, III; Arnold, 179. Total
49,.
Lotus-W. Gerdes, 1928; F. Gerdes, 17s'
Gunther, 1853; Rehm, 40; J. Boemermann
1872. Total, 500.
The clubs in the United Team tourna-
ment on Thon's alleys last night bowleo
skillfully and attained higher records thar
usual. The Corinthians, Orchards and
Bloomingdales were the competitors. Or
chard beat the Corinthians in the opening
game after a hard battle by the close
margin OF 5 pins. In the game wv
former made up for their first defeat by
winning rather easily. Orchard continued
its high rolling in the final game and won
by the largest score of the series. scores
Were:-
FIRST GAME.
Corinthian-Holden, 49,; Clinch, 1853;
BROKER. l7S; Walters, 1856; Mcclellan, 29f
Orchard-Bullwinkel, 175; steffens, 1853;
Folterrnann, 200; Buchholz, Isl; Wilckens,
POI. Total, 800.
SECOND GAME.
Corinthian-Holden, 100; Clinch, las;
BROKER, 40; Walters, ISL; Mcclellan, 2oO.
Total, 86S.
Observation-Disclosures, 1856; Strack,
100; Schieble, 16S; Klingelhaffer, 1856; Dem
mier, 1S9. Total, S29.
THIRD GAME.
Orchard-Bullwinkel, III; Steffens, 179;
Foltermann, 1871; Buchholz, 199; Wilckens,
1888. Total, 914.
Observation-Disclosures, 157; Strack,
iG9: Scheible, 1873; K~lingelhoffer, Isl; Dem
mier, 217. Total, ST..
The T~eutcnia Circle had a lively prsc--
tice meeting last night on the Nonpareii
alleys. and pounded the pins for some in
bowling by George Gunther, who broke
all club records with a total of 239. Lam
ster and T. Sauer were next in order
Team &c. Gunther, 23s; W. Kanfold,
1865, H. ". Rohlfs, $50; r. Steigert, 1Sl; 9.
15e. Total, S39.
Team 2-E Lamster, 1872; T. Sauer. ISL;
Fl. Fuhring, 175; L. Gruber. al. Total,
s29.
The Lady washingtons rolled the ball
with skill last night on Schroeter's al
leys, driving the pins from the spots Tor
these Sc0reS:-
Team No. MRS. William Brede, 49,;
Mrs. Hefner, AS; Mrs VIM Meyer, "a
Team No. 2-Miss B. Raleigh, 50; Miss
E. Raleigh. 101; Miss N. Enright, Ile;
Miss L. Morgan, 1o2; Miss M. RAIDER, lp0.
Total, SAB.
The sylvan Athletic Club rolled the
members of the Bon Ton IL to a tie
in a game on the new Central alleys.
The average was excellent, both teams
doing good work. ScoreE
sylvia B. C.-Schaeffer, liz; Mulhern, ~;
bon Ton B.. C.-siegfried, 179: billiard,
1874; Cuflum, 1872; Stone, las; Hardie, 14s'
Total, $50.
The last meeting OF the EAcelSlOI CietD
on Henn's alleys resulted In some brisk
bowling. The best scores were:-
Team No. 1-Coyle, liz. D. Goode, l39;
Smith. 1877; Farmer, $50; Godfrey, $50. To-
tai, 796.
Snyder, 1G7; Bowman, 151; Griffith, ISi.
Total, S11.
The feature at the meeting of the Inde-
penGent Club on Schroeter's alleys was
the General Improvement in scores.
Volckman and Stix tied at 2oS. Others
we're
Team No. Paterson, 1857; @. Meyer, 1853;
Nolekman, 208; MeinlSen, 156; II. Glaeser,
ISL; Schroeder, 166; Heitmann, l6e. Total
Team No. 2J. Glaeser. 1874; Silk, EOS;
Frege, 1876; II. Meyer, 1859; Epple. 1856; Radl-
gan; 166; Jarvis, Isl. Total, Lao.
The regular meeting of the Waverly
Club on the Central alleys resulted in
Team No. LDr. Hoblitzell, 2SS; Bates,
16S; Gercke, 147; Clark, 1877; Walker, 15o.
: Teal Team No. &c. Ferratti, 14s; E. Ferratti,
145; DR.. Hassaelwer. 1876; Sehuman, 150;
Blind, 14S. Total, A5.
The games for the week in the Jersey
CITY League are:-Wednesday, Clio
Wheelmen VS.. Ocean, at Heye's alleys;
Union VS.. Clinton, on Smiths alleys; Lin
den VS.. Halliday, on Edinger's alleys,
and Klondike VS.. T~eutonia, on Seifert's
alleys. The games for Thursday night
will be bowled on the Halliday street al
leys between the Halliday and Lafayette
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