The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-02-20
ON THE ALLEY
Close Contest Between Rivals
for Championship
: Honors.
WHEELMEN AT DINNER.
Jersey City Club Wheelmsn-Inter-
City Handball Games
New Jersey Chess
Tournament.
WHEELMEN AT DINNER.


The Irving Field Club of the Peoples
Palace of this city bowled three games
Thursday night in the Northern New Jer-
sey League with the leaders for the
championship, and were beaten in three
stralght. TIL home team, the First Ward
Republican Club, put up a steady game,
and reached Its highest record in the Sec
ond contest. The score
FIRST GAME.
First Ward Republican Club. Fergu-
son, l55! f. Ferguson, 112; r. J.. Smith,
lSo; Lockwood, 1877; E. Mack, 204. Total,
Irving Field ClubrW. cathcart 1913.
Whitaker, 143; Russell, 167; W. Meakin,
$50; G. Cathcart, 1873. Total, FOL.
SECOND GAME.
First Ward Republican Club. Fergu-
son, 1SI; F. Ferguson, 1853; r. J. Smith,
dsS; Lockwood, i75; E. Mack, 1893. Total,
Irving Field CIub-w. cathcart, 1873;
Whitaker, us; Russell, 1885,; Meakin, 127;
G.. Cathcart, .15S. Total, 664.
THIRD GAME.
First Ward Republican Club. Fergu-
son, 102; F. Ferguson, 13S; r. ]. Smith,
~; Lockwood, IA; e. Mack. 200. Total,
Irving Field club-W. cathcart. 100;
Whitaker, 126; Russell, las; Meakin, 157;
e Cathcart, 1872. Total, TAI
Last evening in the Hoboken tourna-
ment, on Wendt's alleys, three games
We're decided. The K Spartans, who are
IN the lead, continued their good work and
Point Cyclers. Pioneers beat the Owls
in the second and in the most exciting
game of the night the Owls beat the
Valencia Boat Club by s pins. Score
FIRST GAME.
Castle Point Cyclers-Hasbrouck. 1877;
126; Buck, 1859. Total, 7SS.
x Spartans-L. Kuncken, R01; Wiilig,
1872; Ortleib, 143; Duncan, 1853; G. Kuncken,
164. Total, 85S.
SECOND GAME.
Pioneers-Campbell, 1853; Schoenfeld, 1852;
Robb, l6l; Fredden, 1858; Neuman, LA.
owls-Klarhe. 155; H-elfenstein, 1873;
Gu d@; Fuerlin, 1853; Diekman,
THIRD GAME.
O~wls-Fuerlein, TT; Helfenstein, 14S:
Guenth ess, $50; Diekman, III; Klahre. 1853.
Valencia Boat Club-H. KIlian, 1853;
Hahn, 1914; Meissner, 1T; Mathews, 1876;
Steiner, 159. Total, 825.
In three games of the Athletic League
on the Orange A. C. alleys Thursday
night the Montclairs captured two of the
set losing the third by poor rolling.
FIRST GAME.
Orange A. C;-Wright, 1853; Babcock, 1852,
G Ca $ 7dS 1874; Timpson. i45; Stone, 14S. To-
Montclair club-Lockwood, 154; BurrIll.
l65: Hutchings, 14s: Hornfeck. l4s; Thomp-
son, 145. Total, 753.
SECOND GAME.
Orange A. C.-Wright, 165: Babcock. 1870;
GGassidy ! 1888; Timpson, 1870; Stone, 1856.
Montclair ClubELockwood, ISL; Burrin,
1872; Hutchings, 1871; Hornfeck, l73; Thomp-
son, 136. Total. US.
THIRD GAME.
Orange A. Outright. ISL; Babcock, 1859;
Tafs5 yasa l22; Timpson, 15e; Stone. 1870.
.AMontclair Club.Lockwood, 1913; Burril1,
lS3; Hutchings, 154; Hornfeck, 1852, Thomp-
155. Total, 727.
The Riversides defeated Roseville in the
s s11evs min meiagus last night on the Orange
Score:-
FIRST GAME.
Riverside A. C--Cadiz, 1888; Staniar. 1873;
Boil. 49,; Smith, 1856; Pierson, 1ss. Total,
ISL Eoz Wills A.. A 45oMmnmnnaan,, jas As; i Pearson,
1874. Total, Isl. i0s' oheoas1ef'
SECOND GAME.
Riverside A. C.-Cadiz, $50: Stainiar. 135.
1 Boil, LAB; Smith. 1856; Pierson, zig. Total
II RoSeyille a A-Norman, ISL: Pearson,
149. Total. 797.
Three games in the Northern New Jer.
sey League were we'll contested by the
orange Valley and Institute teams at
orange valley, Thursday night. the result
lavoring the home team, which did ex-
celient work. Score:-
FIRST GAME.
orange Valley Y. M. &C. A.-Calhoun.
~; Grundman l75: Total, SsS.
1876. Total, 751.
SECOND GAME.
institute Y: M. c. L. A.-Gruber, 1877;
Kern, 40; Walsh, 1872; Ford, 1911; Reilly,
l36. Total, 1856.
ia; Matherney, 15S; Kerr. 155; Wilkinson
les; Grundman, III. Total, 8S3.
THIRD GAME.
Institute Y. M. C. L. A.-Gruber. 200.
Kern; ia; Walsh, al; Ford, 173; Reilly,
203;; Matherney, 116; Kerr. 157; Wilkinson
lsS; Grundman, 194. Total, 1858.
The Catholic Club visited Hackensack
last night and met another defeat tha
third of the season in the Amateur RowI-
ing Association. They rolled a strong
game, but slipped up in their Intentions
Of beating the Grit mi Field Club. who
beat the LOO mark, While the Catholic
Club bowled 1913.
At the alleys of the Newark Bay Boat
Club last night the team was surprised
by the Bayonne Rowing Association. who
beat them in a championship game Of the
Association. Scores were below
the 1900 on both sides.
WHRET.MEN AT nTNNrp