The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-20

101; Miss Freickes. 1875; Mrs. Doyle, f5S
Mrs, Newkirks l6g. Total, s41.
Smith, 15l; Mr.. smith, Ils; Miss McMahosnn
Mr.. Mcmahon. Ill. Total. 1874.
At the last meeting of the Gemuetlich'
the folowin scores We're rolled
Team No. Henry Heide, ISL; II
Michels, 222; William Grece, l6S; A. Null
leT g lsS; Max Z Brant. 1871; R. schefbauer
Item No. Aphil Kreutzig, 1877; Rev
Gabriel, Isl; G. Ronneberger, 221; A. w
Crone, las; p. Zirk, 148; Gus Humbrock
loo. Total, $50.
Members of the Palma Tub are interest
ed in the team tournament that will be
gin, next Saturday and continue tive
nights a week until the close, Nov. IL
There are fifteen teams of two men each
entered. The contestants will be-
Team No. 1-G. Z. Brown and ]. II.
Castens.
Team No. 2J. H. Gallagher and A.
Team No. 81. Gopsill and I. v. Pear
son.
Team No. 4-G. W. Lembeck and R.
Coykendall.
way.
Team No. &C. LANCE and f. G. Pom
Team No. 7-Joseph Harrison and F. E.
Team No. s-W. M. Bubier and A.
Downe.
Team No. &C. W. Bumstead and B.
Team No. 1O-J. f. Rich and w. A. Dur
RE.
Team No. III. Hansell and c. Parsons.
Team No. 12-W. P. Gardner and III.
Team No. BE. ]. Fox and ]. McClos-
key.
Team No. AID. P. Holcombe and A. E.
Team No. lie. f. Kopetscheny and ].
J.. Hopkins.
The crack Spartan team shared the
honors evenly last night in the games of
the National tournament on the Germania
alleys with the Golden Rods and the
Bleeckers. Scores Were:-
FIRST GAME.
Notwithstanding, As; Brocker, 155; Mat
zen, 1873; Fussel, 1859; Maier, ia. Total,
Bleecker-J. Beam. 1852; Bonneau. 142;
II. Beam, ISL; Wragge, 131; Ritter. 1877.
SECOND GAME.
Golden Rod-Eck, 147; Rieger, 191;
Snyder, l54; w. Arnold, 1852; Schroeder,
12S. Total, 1872.
Beam, 1871; Wragge, 1e7; Ritter, III. Total,
,S38.
THIRD GAME.
Spartan-Schilling, 1877: Broker, $50;
S04.
Golden -Rod-Eck, 1874; Rieger, 1853;
Snyder, 1877; w. Arnold, 14S; Schroeder,
ISL. Total, 1893.
High scores We're the rule at last
nights meeting of the x Spartan bowl
ers. Results follow
Team No. 1-G. Kuncken, 222; Hessel-
man, 10; Wendt, POI; E. Miller, 1853; Lang,
1855; Devlin, 156; Blind, 149. Total, 1,223.
Team No. 2-S. Kuncken, 201; Orliet,
1853; Duncan, 285; Willig, 164; H. Miller, 154
Weinacht, 1872; l.. Keller, 1853. Total, 1902.
On Muller's alleys last night, the
Excelsior Club bowled these scores
Team No. 1T. Niebank, 1879; H. Hins.
al; H. Rose, 147; j. Ebel, 1872; J. D.. Pei
lens, 120. Total 729.
Team No. ri. Rugge. 1869; D.. Niebank,
lens, l20. Total, I'll.
Monticello Club showed an improvement
in the games rolled last night on Hick-
sons alleys. Figures we're
Team No. 1-Ehrhardt, 1853; Harry, 1872
Berg. 147; Spitznas. 128; Seeley, 1873: w
Spit'n's, 40; Dietere, ISL; Weastall, 176.
Total. 1.1S0.
Team No. 2-Kusel. 1872; Ryan, 1s9; Gath
a 142; Young, 143; Emerson, 155; Glass,
141; Seully, 1874; Shea. 147. Total, 1888.
Practice on the Nonpareil alleys last
night enabled the Teutonias to bowl high
averages. Score
Team No. 1-Steiger, 1854; Gruber, 15S;
Fuhring, 152;; Viebrock, 1874; Snyder, 1879;
Kern, 173. Total. $40.
Team No. 2-Guterl, 15s; Kaufold, 1913;
Rohlfs, 1863; Bassimer, 165; Lamster, ISL;
Blind, 155. Total, 915.