The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-12-09
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Hermann, ia; Bruins, $50; Brunjes, l5l.
Team No. 2-Woitmann, IFS; Kokhe, l52;
A. Dieckcnann, ISL; Schroeder, lo9' ioiihe,
1872. Total, $40.
The Independents, on schroeter's alleys,
knocked down the pins to good erect
as these scores will show
Team No. III. Peterson. 1Is: II. Glaes-
err, 16l: r. Javirs. IA; A: Schroeter, lzS'
Fl. Fiege, 100. Total, 40.
Team No. 2-H. stlx, 1873; G. Meyer. 1S6;
mann, 100. Total, S55.
The Empires rolled up fair scores in
the practice games on Henn's alleys,
Tuesday night. The leader was Ludlow.
Eeam No. lyon schwentiz. 149; Lange,
1863; Ludlow, 1874; Wenner, 13S; Or. NC
Lean, l19; Richards, 146. Total, 905-
Team No. 2-Cleaver. le4; Reuther, l9o'
1873. Total, 9l5.
In the games of the Jersey City League
that were rolled last night on the alleys
at Columbia Hall beween the Coiumpla
A great deal of excitement prevailed, and
over 200 people we're present. Betting was
freely INDUCED in, the hackers OF the
Columbia Club being the most prominent.
The team defeated the lindcns easily. IN
the first game. but let up in their bowling
in the second. and Linden forged anead
WlnQlng Dy q large uldTSlJ. - SS.i
are bitter rivals and the result has given
the Clintons the lead in the championship
race. The scores follow
FIRST GAME.
Columbia-Herig. 1853; Miller. 1911; Bischof
las. Frantz, 1S2; Dickson; 2os. Total SSSSSs;
i50; Bodine, 15S; Chesterfield, 159. Total, 49,
SECOND GAME.
Columbia-Herig, rs; Miller, IA; Bischof,
146; Frantz. liz; Dickson: ISL. Total IeS.
L~inden-Perry, 165; Edinger, To-; Flynn
ISL; Bodine, 1911; Chesterfield, las. Total,
The Jersey City Club was a loser in
the triple series of games in the Athletic
League, bowled on the alleys OF me
North End Club, last night, N NEWARK
1t was one of the finest exhibitions OF the
season in the Athletic League, the North
Ends striking a high mark in each game,
which beat the $50 average Jersey city
also showed lots Of speed and rolled
scores which ordinarily should have won:
They did some splendid work, that OF
James Newkirk being especially deserv-
ing Of mention. h scores WERE
FIRST GAME.
Jersey City-Newkirk. 2o4; Cordner, us;
Holmes, 15s; Brown, 1883; Meyer, 10. TO
North End-cadiz, 1877: Booth, 1879; Heitz-
man, 1879; Taylor, 213; Olozaga, 176. Total,
g14.
SECOND GAME.
Jersey City-Newkirk. 21o; Cordner, 1853;
Holmes, IA; Brown, ia; Meyer, l64. To-
North End-Cadiz. 1856; Booth. 15s; Heitz-
man, 1S1; Taylor, III; Olozaga, 1s4. To-
tai, se4.
THIRD GAME.
Jersey City-Newkirk, 191; Cordner, 1871;
Holmes, 143; Brown, 167; Meyer, Isl. To-
N North Eth End-cadiz, 2os; Bodh, 2os; HeItz-
man, IFS; Taylor, 1877; 0lozaHa, 100. Total,
81.
Three contests were decided last night
in the New Jersey Bowling Association
marked by any brilliant work, the scores
being below the average~in each game;
The Monarchs won the biggest slice OF
the honors. Score:-
Monarchs-Moore, $50; Peters, IS; Mat
tison. 2ol; Ringe, 1850; Luehs, lSf. Total,
740.
Granites-Miller, 175; Rouner 10; Karr.
146; McGrane, 146, Pope, 149. Total, l26.
Granites-Miiler, Ill; Rosener. LIT; Karr,
126; McGrane, 1872; Pope, 155. Total. III.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 123; Nagel, 131;
Wilkens, 15S; Heinz, 1853; Runge, 149. Total,
766.
Wilkens, 1888; Heinz, ISL; Runge. LIS.
Monarch-Moore, 131; Peters, 15S; Mat
tison, 1870; Ringe, 1858; Luehs, 1854. Total,
TAG.
The Ladies' Friendly Bowling Club
rolled for the first time on the new
Liederkranz Hall alleys, yesterday after
noon. The scores of one of the games
were:-
Mrs. Humid. 1879; Mrs. Heintz, 122; Miss
Brauer, 1856; Mrs. Ulffers, 162; Mrs. katz,
161; Mrs. Meyer, 12o; Mrs. Sharpe, 1l3;
Mrs. Altman, 96.
The Bergens rolled a good average score
in last night'c games on Henn's alleys;
NJ. Pelloth and Jacob Muller were elected
members. A sample game was
Redgrave, $50; Ruempler, 172; Simon,
40; Burke, 1856; Blind, us. Total, 791.
Heintze, III; Earle, 14S; O'Donnell, Ill;
Fitzsimmons, 155; Strohoefer, 122. Total,
1853.
Barney Wefers ia Tria, Records
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