The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-03-05


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The Catholic Club Cyclers threw way
their opportunity to win the champion
ship last night by meeting with two de-
feats in the games at Paterson with the
Tourist Cyclers. The Catholic Club need
ed only one game, but failed to obtain it,
going down in both by wide margins. The
team was in the lead by two games over
the Clio Wheelmen in the New Jersey
Cyclers League, but by losing last even
ing there is a possibility of a tie with the
team on the Hill. In neither game did
the Catholic Club reach the average;
Frank Riordan, Wright and Hanley rolled
poorly. The scores were:-
FIRST GAME.
Catholic Club-Cavanagh, ITS; Wright,
149; Hanley. IA; F. Riordan, 113; Coff-
Tourist Cyclers-Drew, 147; Bryson. 1873;
Roche, 22S; Taylor, 1888; Cowan, 14O. Total,
1923.
SECOND GAME.
III L w II l,
1856; Hanley, lag; F. Riordan, 1853; Coffman,
167. Total, 748.
Tourist Cyclers-Drew, 1856; Bryson, 1873;
Roche, 100; Taylor, 1877; Cowan, 179. Total,
sos.
The Van Bergens won both games from
Puritan last night in the Jersey City
League on Henn's alleys n did it quite
effectively. The Vans pounded out some
their team average. The Puritans rolled
well in the second game, but the improve
ment was equally as great for the other
side. Jack Smith rolled 220. Score
FIRST GAME.
Van Bergens-Casey, 15s; Cook, 17s;
Cummings, 1853; Patton, 176; Ennis, 1877.
Totals, 8AS.
Puritan-Prior, 149; Heinrich, 125; Brader,
l4o; Flynn, 1885,; B~uchbinder, 122. Total,
SECOND GAME.
Van Bergens-Casey, 1854; Cook, 10;
1856.
Puritan-Prior, 1928; Heinrich, 1s7; Brader,
1865; Flynn, 1852; Buchbinder, POI. Total, 1924.
Athletes to Elect officers.
The Anchor Athletic Club held its an
nual meeting last night at HenkePs Cas-
mo: A large attendance was present. The
club Is one Oh. the most prominent in this
of gymnastS to be found in Hudson Coun-
ty. They are sound financially, and at
the session last evening a great deal of
interest prevailed in the contest for Office.
The voting was spirited, but Fred Diet
cries popularity carried him through at
the head of the ticket, and he was chosen
Dallery was elected vice president; Henry
Varsatz, secretary; Julius Brerhals,
financial secretary; H. Liesegang, treas
urer; Edward Kunath. captain of in
door sports; H. Liesegang. assistant cap
tain; H. Follmer, outdoor captain; l..
Meats, assistant captain; ~sergeant-at-
arms, George Dallery; assistants, P:
property, Charles DalIery, Fred Fisher.
John Lippert and Henry Beckman. These
names We're added to membership: 9.
W. Klouser, o. Marshman, and Walter
Pratt. The club will be well represented
in the annual championship gymnastic
competition Of the A. A.. A., which will
March Is.
Carteret Gun Club WIFI Move.
The Carteret Gun Club has decided to
change its location from Bergen Point to
Long Island. Ever since 1883 the club has
done its shooting at Bergen Point, but
the cutting up of their property by the
Boulevard forced them to change to the
shore of Newark Bay two years ago.
The place was not suitable for the sport.
residences, and they will now locate in
a more open country. This action was
decided at last evening at the annual
IuC0tllS DIT DGliulOlllCU :. AllOHS the
members of this exclusive Organization
are:-George ]. Gould, W. Gould Brokaw,
Walter W. Watrous, Royal Phelps Car
e 8. .D I'll liis1Ii aapi 4. 4aGaph Doi De viii William \,
P. Douglas, w. C.. Floyd Jones, Fred
Hoey, c. Oliver 1selin, Foxhall P. Keene.
Clarence Mackay, William Kent, Edward
A. w. Money, J.. ]. O'Donohue, Jr., Chas.
Granville Peters, Frederick P. Sands, w.
H. Sands, Nathaniel S. %simpkins, Walker
Thorne and q. S. McAlpin-
Atlantic Boat Clubs Election.
The members of the Atlantic Boat Club
the boathouse at the foot of Fifth street,
Hoboken. with the following result
President, Philip Waldhefm; Vice-Presi-
Thiess; Trustees, Max Huber, Col. E. r.
Erlenkoetter, A. Undeutsch, Councilman
George Steil; Captain, Albert Hegue and
GERS with the exception of h trustees
and Vice-President Charles I. Trautwein
were reelected.
E. Norman was reelected Lieutenant.
Rudolph DINNERS, H. Bauer and II. d.
Deike were proposed for membership.
The club is preparing for the summer
put in service as soon as the weather
permits.
Coed Roads Cornmfttaerpen.
" HT6SluGHlL "A. +. I1eXdIlef 0I.U19 1ODO-
ken Good Roads Association has appointed
the following rs members as a Road Com
mittee for the summer season:-Frank
Frommel. Chairman; w. f. Meyer, Will
lam W7ttelsdorf, G. S. Hasbrouck, Her
man Lange, William Eicke, Charles Nord-
haus, w. F. Cogan, A. r. Howard, John
Gehrs. e. H. Norwood, w. F. Wiilin, Alex
Naegeli. J. A.. .Rosenbaum, Herbert Camp
bell, "A. s. Baldwin. H. H. Rolffes, Frank
Cordts, 2. F.. Taddiken. E. Jaeger, H.. w.
Crawford. DR.. C. D. Cheney and E. w.
Guthill.
The association will hold its next regu-
lar meeting at the clubhouse of the Cas-
tie Point Cyclers, No. 1,0S6 Park avenue.
IN Wednesday evening, March 10.
Valencia Club Getting Ready.
HI regular monthly meeting of the
Valencia Boat Club of Hobokep was held
night in the clubhouse, footSoI Sixth
street. and three new members, Robert
J. Kenney. I. Bergmann1 and H. A..
Roenitz were elected. The club is pre-
pairing to give a grand opening of the
rowing seasOu thealast week in April. at
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