The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-11

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land. 1S9; +. FrommeI, $50; L. Jaeger, ia;
l.. Cells, al. Total. S61.
summit Fiela Cubs; yon Duhm ~;
ton, l54; Il. Goodspeed, 116. Total, f04.
THIRD GAME.
Columbia Club-J. Gehrs, 143; G.. Cart
l.. Cells. 1893. Total, 1888.
Summit Field Club-G. Won Quinn, 15S;
Il. Hicks, al; W, Won Quinn, 1874; Fl. Clay
ton, III; w. Goodspeed, 145. Total, 500.
The games last night in the New Jer-
sey Bowling Association brought to an
end the second weeks series and result
ed in one of the hottest competitions Of
he season. The scores were low, but in
the first two games the margins were
of an unusually small figure. The con-
tending teams were the Indians. Merrys
and M~eadowbrooks. In the opening game
the Indians won the match after being
DeIinu Tor seven frames. The excite
ment was great during the second match.
The Merrys tackled the Meadowbrooks
and beat them in the finish by one pin.
The third game resulted in the second
defeat for the Meadowbrooks. Score
FIRST GAME.
Indians-W. Payle. 1888; William Asian
te, 100; G. Holmes, 145; c. Poole, 143; H.
Seltmeich, 14s. Total. ,696.
Merrys-J. Cook. 122; J.. Seggle, 1874; j..
Lechman, 10; ]. G%ranople, 102; J. Gauck,
SECOND GAME.
Merrys-O. Erie, 147; O. Dehmann. LAG:
r. Seggle, 125; j. Granople, S6; j. Gauck,
$50. Total, 754.
Meadowbrooks-H. Miller, los; H. Ma
gel, III; G. Harper, I26; II. Boemke, 14s,
G.. Runge, $50. Total, s753.
THIRD GAME.
Meadowbrooks-S. Herring, 9S: H. Ma
gel, 1876; G. Harper, 113; Fl. Boemke, 129;
G. Runge, 40. Total, SIG.
Indians-W. Payle, 1877; William Asian
te, Isl; c. Holmes, 1863; C. Poole, 1856; II.
Seltmeich, 142. Total, 7s9.
The Castle Point Cyclers of Hoboken
have a team to represent them in the
Associated Cyclers' League that will be
a menace to the others that are striving
for success. The team began its COM
petition for the honor Tuesday night. at
Newark, with the ATLANTA Wheelmen.
and after losing the first game by IA pins
went to work in the second and bowled
up a record breaker, with 926, winning
easily The team attained a fine aver
age for both games, and the beginning
should establish a prestige that will be
beneficial in future contests. Score
FIRST GAME.
ATLANTA Wheelmen-"Count" Oloza. PIP;
]. Miliar, 1854; E. Halsey, 1856; S. Terbell,
loo; j. Halsey, 15S. Total, 500.
Castle Point Cyclers-J. Buck, 161: H.
Langemann, lis; A. Heymer. III; j. Fues
sci, 1872; J. Keller, los. Total, SIS.
SECOND GAME.
ATLANTA Wheelmen-"Count" Olozaga,
100; j. Mlllar, IFS; q. Halsey. 1877; S. Ter
bell, lag; ]. Halsey. 1853. Total, ISL.
Castle Point Cyclers-J. Buck, IL; H.
sci, III; J. Keller, 19l. Total, 1926.
The New York Athletic Club. which will
begin a fight for the prize in the Athletic
League next week showed it's hand last
night in a competition in the Harlem
League with poor results. They Were
beaten easily and showed none -of the
ability that last season made them so
formidable. The score.-
FIRST GAME.
New Yrk A. C.-Parker, 140: Bell, 155;
Wiimarth, 129; Brwn, 1872; cowperthwaite,
15S. Total, ia.
Observation-Disclosures, 1856; F. B. Havi-
land. 1856; W. J. Fleming, 1913; J. NJ. Flem-
ing, 1853; P. G. Haviland, l6S. Total, $50.
SECOND GAME.
New York A. C.-Parker. 140; Bell, 155:
Wilmarth, 1923; Brown, 1872; Cowperthwaite,
waite, III. Total. 7G9.
Madison-Moynahan. 1872; F.. 3. Havi-
land. $50; W. J. Fleming. 12a; j. VI. Flem-
ing, 1S4; r. c. Haviland. LOO Total. Sl4.
THIRD GAME.
New York A. C.-Parker. 1851; Bell, 10;
Wilmarth, 1856; Brown, 1888; Cowperth-
waite. 1863. Total, S45.
Madison-Moynahan, 1866: F. B. Havi-
land. 176; w. J. Fleming, 176; J. M. Elem
ing, 15I; P. C. Haviland, 1872. Total, S67.
Last night, in the National Tourna-
ment. three crack teams competed. These
We're the Adeiphis, Fidelias and Spar
fans. and their meeting attracted no end
of interest. They afforded the excitement
expected by sharing the honors equally.
In the first game the .Adelphis We're the
winners over Pauison's champion Fidel-
las. In the second the latter put up a
great score and beat the Spartans. h
after bowling the Adelphis to a tie in
the third game. were beaten on the roll
off. The score
FIRST GAME.
Adelphi-Williams, 121; Harrington, 1870;
De Forrest, 1879; Anderson, rs; Rothmann,
ISL. Total. $50.
Fidelia-Paulson. 1863; Roster, 1873; AM
SII.
SECOND GAME.
Fidelia-Paulson. 157; Roster, 236; Am
ann, 1871; Foege, 1872; Kahlsdorf, 179. To-
spartan-schilling. 1855; Broker. rs;
tai, S54.
THIRD GAME.
Adelphl-williams, l76; Harrington, 1858;
De Forrest, 143; Anderson, 1876; Roth
mann, 1863. Total, 1872.
Spartan-Schilling. 1872; Brocker, 49,;
Matzen. 125; Fuessel, 159; Maier, 1851. To-
tai, s1s2.
*Eleventh frame-Adelphi, s.; Spartan,
So.
The Summit Pleasure Club did some
fine work again last night on the
Phoenix alleys, Summit avenue. Scores OF
$40. 235. ZIG. and 1877 in one game spoke for
themselves. The game was
Team No. Mrs. Conway, 1g1; J.
Welsh, 235; l.. Foller, 240: Mrs. Leary, 193;
Mrs. Freitag, 1870; Mrs. Gleason, JAG. To-
Team mo. 2-J. Frank, 1877; Mr.: Leary,
Faller, 175; Blind, 1870. Total, 1,122.
The Palisade Bowling Club in ,Helnltzfs
Dramatic Hall alleys last night rolled the
Team No. 10. Richter. 1853; j. Schuess-
Ter, 179; w. Roede, 1873; D. Corby, las; c.
Cordeau, 129. Total, 1877.
Team No. "A. Barth, 1913; G. Mckay.
lis; w. Weiner, 1877; A. Lehman, III; W.
Lee, lis. Total, 610.
Chicago A. A. mt Bergen Point.
The Chicago A. A. team is now quar-
tered at Bergen Point. and is using he
grounds of the New Jersey A. G., prac-
Using daily for their game with the
Orange &C. on Saturday at Orange Oval.
After the Orange game they return TO
Chicago to prepare for the big game
on Thanksgiving Day, when they are to
meet the New Jersey A. c. team. The
latter team has had a big shake up and