The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-12-01

Mantle ....S6 $50 255 326 44O 5s4 $50 $40 77s 800
Last nights games in the National tour
nament ended in an ever break all
around. In the first, between Corinthian
and Adelphi, after a hot finish the former
won by pins. The seeond game fr oroeg ~
Golden Rods, who in turn got even by de-
feating the winners of the first game.
The scores were.-
FIRST GAME.
Corinthian-Cllnch, 1870; Woller, 1888; s.
Walter, ia; Mcclellan, 215; Brill, 172.
Adeiphi-williams. 17s; Harrington. 1888;
De Forrest, 1856; Anderson, 156; Rothmann,
1872. Total, $40.
SECOND GAME.
observation-disclosures, POP; Harrington. 1859;
De Forrest, 1856; Anderson, III; Rothmann,
100. Total, S5S.
Golden Rod-Rieger, 131; W. Arnold, 1888;
Eckstein, 14S; Schroeder, III; Dormagen,
125. Total, 764.
THIRD GAME. m~
Corinthian-Clinch, 1856; Woller, 1913; s.
Walter. 1872; MAGELLAN. 1865; Brill, 166.
Eckstein. 1888; Schroeder, 1874; Dornlagen,
III. Total, ST.
High bowling was the order in last
nights games of the Athletic League on
the Knickerbocker Athletic Club alleys.
in which the Rosevilles gave further proof
Ol tiItII 6lCdlE | LIZ ~ Lllio YCdI ny dS-
feating the home team in two of the three
games. They pounded out over 300 in the
final game. Score:-
FIRST GAME.
Roseville Athletic Association-Wood,
1S1; Charles Meyer III; Reese, ISL; Van
Knickerbocker A. c.4Brower, Isl; Of
ford. EOS; j. Cole, 146; ]. Headley, al; J.
johnson, III. Total. S23.
SECOND GAME.
Roseville Athletic Association-Wood,
159; Meyer. 100; G. Reese, Jas; Van Ness,
1888; William Pierson, 1877. Total, s27;
Knickerbocker Al C.7BEower, 15s; Of
| Johnson, 2l0. Total, 500.
THIRD GAME.
Roseville Athletic Acknowledgement,
1866: Charles Meyer, 1871; c.. Reese, 30: Van
Ness. 49,, W, Person 1eQ; Total, sl5.
~ K~pie ise. : EoIe A. isa c-I j HeseIesy is 1S7, . ).
Johnson, 1S9. Total, S4S.
The New York Athletic Club smashed al
records in the Athletic League lasL nisnt
in their games with the North END A
clever exhibition Of bowling. The New
Yorks won the FIRST game with a S5o tolal
but were beaTan in the second and IN the
third got back at the VISITORS win s0'
FIRST GAME.
New York Al. C.-Carter, $50; Toussaint.
1874; Bell, 202; Brown, 1870; Cowperthwaite,
1874. Total, $50.
North End Club-Cadiz, 145; Booth, III
Heintzman, 16e; Taylor, 1866; Olozago, III
Total, 781.
SECOND GAME.
New York A. C.-Carter, 157; Toussaint
$50; Bell, 100; Brown, 149; Cowperthwait
1e5. Total, S11.
North End Club-Cadiz, 1872; Booth, 1888.
Heitzman, III; Taylor, 1s1; Czozaga, 159
Total, 891.
THIRD GAME.
New York a. C.-Carter. 225; Tonssaint
1S5; Bell, 1e4; Brown, III; CowDerthwalt
1874. Total, $40.
North End Club-Cadiz, 1876; Booth, 2os
Heitzman. Isl; Taylor, 166; olozaga, lat
Total, SEQ.
The contest In the Amateur Bowling As
ISOLATION scheduled for last night between
the Oritani Field Hub and the Unions or
the Hackensack alleys was a. hard one
and the Oritanis had a close race for thu
honors, winning finally by % pins. Ar.
mold rolled a record of I'll. The totals fol
low
Oritani Field Club-van zant, IT'S; Mat.
tey. 1888; ] Fisher, 147; ". Wells. LAG
Ackerson. 161; Taylor, 1853; Hill. 1873; Her.
bert. III; r. s. Bruns1S 6; J. q. Bruins
Union Club. Lodge. ls2: zahn. 100
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