The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-25

GAMES ON The ALLEY
The Colgate Team Defeated
in Wholesale Drug
Trade League.
HOW THE RECORDS STAND
Hanley Wins His Series in North
Hudson-Two Days Trotting
Meeting in This City
Clever Rifle Scores.
HOW THE RECORDS STAND

Saturdays Games in the Wholesale
Drug Trade League, in New York, fur
nished a surprise for the bowlers, who
are watching the series closely. The Col
gate team of this city rolled its first
games of the season and met with a de-
feat. Last year the team won the cham
pionship in the League with only two
games lost, but their bowling Saturday
was no indication that they will win the
prize this year. The work was a great
disappointment to the friends of the local
five and the defeat coming as it did from
the Parke-DaviS team was more bitter
because OF the great rivalry that abounds
between these organizations. Last year
the Colgates were first and Parke-Davis
second, reversing the order of the pre-
poor work of JOIN Faulkner. He made
a strike on the ninth frame, but only
got . pins, with two balls on the tenth,
which lost the game by three. The Col
gate team bowled three games, but had
no trouble in winning the others; but
the scores were well below the average.
By winning the game from Colgate the
Participants team has a lead in the cham
pionship record. Score:-
FIRST GAME.
Colgate & Co.-Barnes. 1876; Chrystal,
10; Ward, 12o; Colgate. III; Faulkner,
131. Total. ,673.
L al LAWS 0 OO.-h1dTldStT, LOU, Luz
ran. HIS. Thornton, 135; Gruber, 106; Carr,
154. Total, 6I6.
SECOND GAME.
Colgate & Co.-Barnes. 1875; Chrystal,
1850; Ward, al; Colgate, ls1; Faulkner,
1871. Total, Isl.
Stroening. IS; Riefflin, 14o; Doerr, 143.
Total, SOP.
THIRD GAME.
Parke, Davis & Co.-Mariager, 1874; Do
ran, II; Carragan, las; Gruber, al; Carr,
lag. Total. ESQ.
De Rochement, 1903; Riefflin, 1875; Doerr,
1SS. Total, 5S7.
FOURTH GAME.
Sharp & Dohme-Kent, 10s; Stumpf, los;
Stroening, 106; Riefflin, 1871; Doerr, lat.
w. J. Matheson & co.-Dodds, 1os; Mil
Ter, Is; Lachlan, 1O6; Bovine, SO; Quin, 122.
Total, 500.
FIFTH GAME.
Parke, Davis G. Co.-Mariager, 143; Do
ran, IL: Carragan, 10s; Gruber, 40; Carr,
1888. Total, 692.
w. j. Matheson & Co.-Dodds, SO; Mil
Ter, los; Lachlan, 122; Bovine, 81; Quin,
12S. Total, 553.
SIXTH GAME.
Colgate & Co.-Barnes. al; Chrystal,
Sc; Ward. 1856; Colgate, 1873; Faulkner, 113.
w. j. Matheson & Co.-Dodds. los;
Lachlan. 113. Bovine. 102; Miller, 1913; Quin.
119. Total, 567.
Phenomenal bowling was done by Fish
er of the Metropolitan Club, who. with
Clingen as a partner. rolled a series of
match games, Saturday night, with Men
ringer and Silver of the Linden Grove
Club, for a wager of $500. The match
was best 4 in Z games, and ended in the
success of the Nets. Fisher rolled 5
games of over 200 and closed with an
average of 220 3-5. Score
FIRST GAME.
Menninger. 146: Silver, TIP. Total, S1S.
Clingen. liz; Fisher, 236. Total. 40S.
SECOND GAME.
Menninger. l72; Silver, 1Ts. Total, $50.
Clingen. 1853; Fihser, PIG. Total, 3S1.
THIRD GAME.
Menninger. 1872; Silver, 1872. Total, 1884.
Clingen, 1853; Fisher, ia. Total, 81.
FOURTH GAME.
Menninger, 10; Silver, 124. Total. 294.
Clingen, 1879: Fisher, 900. Total, Al.
FIFTH GAME.
Menninger, 1872; Silver. 140. Total, 800.
Clingen, 1873; Fisher. 212. Total. 405.
The Oriental team is in the lea with
the Empires for the championship in the
national tournament. The club won the
honors last year and are in their. favorite
place at the start of this seasons games.
The Lotus Club is a good third. The
others are well strung out and the Bloom
ingdale n Glendaies are in the rear.
The record Isl