The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-01-20

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The Pioneers last night on Pohlmann's
alleys id some great bowling in practice
Tor the return game with the Humor Club
bowled Thursday might on Pohlmann's
alleys. The Pioneers won the first game
and expect to capture the second n the
series.
Team 1-Yulg, 1870; Hammis, 1877; Hold,
erer, 1863; Humid. 1853; Wesp, 1856; Huber, l52;
Blind. 196. Total, 1882.
Team 2Kerr, 1856; Cross, 1923; Winckler,
l5S; ~Kastenhuber, 1876; A. Smith, 126; G.
Smith. 163; F~inckenzeller, 205. Total, 1,130.
The Independents rolled on Schulken's
alleys last night, and in the competitions
the highest scores made we're
Team 1-Dielman, 1859; Graft, 1853; Martin,
1S2; Brown, 14o; Henschkel. 100; Schelling,
199. Total, 93S.
Team Astellman. 1856; Bruase, 1856: Nc
Govern, 140; Busch, 1911; Schulken, LAG;
Blind, LAT. Total, 966.
Some good work was performed with
the ball by the members of the Pioneer
Gu last night or Bach's alleys. The
members rolled to the average, and the
leader in the figures was Pope. Score
Team Bach, IA; Bryan. 164;; Campbell,
Van Etten, l76. Total, 1,107.
Team Hopkins, 142; Neuman. 157; Po-
desta, 1874; Sachau, 1872; schoenfeld, 153;
Schaeffer. 1872; Pope. $50. Total, 1869.
The Fuesseleers bowled the usual week
ly games at Wendts' alleys. The mem
steady games. The contest between the
teams, headed by captains Runge and
Miller, ended in a victory for Miller's
team The andard-beare was in the
scores were:
Team One-Runge. 124; Harper, las;
": Miller IL ls5; Lester ISL; kraft, las;
Team Two.-E. Miller, 159; Wendt, 1853;
WHITE, 159: Schwalm, 1852; Weinacht, $50;
Bartsch, III; Schmidt, 1eS. Total. LIST.
The Valencia Boat Club nave put aside
the oar for the bowling ball and are just
as clever in banging the pins as in pull
the Odd Fellows Hall alleys were UP to
the average. The best scores were:
Team One-schocke, 1874: Kilian, 173;
Rogg, Isl; Gerken, 164; W. Behrman, 165:
Speer, 167a Possett. 14S; Walsh, l41. Total,
Team Two-siemer, It's; Mathews. 1859
H: Behrman, IT,; Molbins. 100; Tompkins,
ISL; Keppler, 149; Burns, 1853; Smith, 1853.
Total. 1908.
Only n match game was rolled in
this city last evening, n that was be-
tween the ST. Michael young men and the
EGermanfa Bowling Club on the latter's
alleys In st. Boniface Hall On First street.
This was the second game between these
clubs and resulted in a victory for the
home team, as did the former game. The
st. Michaels were in poor form and did
not put up their usual game. The score:
Gf Ssns W.. D5tmar, Isl; G. pitmar,,
Smith, 40; EgeH. 1870; :. Ditman, 15s;
Behtloff, 100: l.. Muller, 40; Allbach, 1888.
Total, ,433.
ST. Observation-Disclosures, 119; McConnelly,
II; Cgrley 1O4; Quinn, 141; o'Donnell, 1$2;
F. Connolly, $50; Gray, III. Total, 1921.
The Lobsters and the Salads, two teams
composed of members of the Doolittle
Bowling Club, played a match game last
evening at Woods Hall alleys for a sup
after al hard ri'a game eu'e ceiTman m A M1e /
and Martens all reached the $50 mark.
Brill a a high score for the HOLSTERS
with ISL. The score:
Lobsters-Eode 1853; H Rohlfs. 172;
LAO.
salads-A. Rohlfs, 1856; Hull, III; Ade-
lung. 1872; Herman, ISL; E. Martins, 1873;
Hertz l67; Coffman, $50; Clarke, 1853. To-
tai, 1.35S.
evening for the members Of the CHS
Wheelmen, as only ten members were on
hand at Hayes alleys for practice Those
who We're present, however, aad a good
match game between the .Regulars' and
the "stiffs' resulted as foiows@
Stifs-.Heye, 1872: Corley, 161; Funring,
$50; Uhl. 1888; Curr:e, 176. Total. 1873.
Observation-Disclosures 19i; Mawbey
1Ss; Twaits, 1885,; chamberlain, 1870; Me.
Erfee. 1874. Total, s07.
The Empire Bowling Club neld forth at
Henn's alleys last evening, and put up
some good scores Workman, a new man.
got high score with 100. The score
Team No. lKats. 100; Won Schweintz.
III: Heritage, 15S; LANCE, i79. Total, 669.
Team No. 2+Troll, LA; Workman. 100.
Hanna, 16S; Ludlow. 15. Total, 154.Total,
vi. Ssss Sil1s s.&
The Spheroids suffered two defeats last
night IN New Jersey tournament
They were beaten by the Pioneers IN the
first game n by the spartans in the
second game. The Pioneers added two
games to their credit by defeating both
the S~partans n Spheroids. The scores
FIRST GAME.
Fuchs, 1l2; Jaeger, 1893; Leinkauf, 143.
Af piohesr-campbell, 15s; schaefrer, ID;
204. Total, IT'S.
SECOND GAME.
Spheroid-Heyne, 155; Hartzel, al; Falk-
land, 49, " 40; Leinkauf, 157. Total,
spartan-McCague, 2o2; Bayer, ISL; Ruy-
haver, 11s; Thinker, 40; Steljes, 129. Total,
THIRD GAME.
Pfoneer-Campbell, 100; schaeffer 40:
Van Etten.. l48; Fredden, 10; Neuman,
128, Total. TAG.
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