The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-02
THE GAME OF 7ENPIbS
Women Are as Enthusiastic
Over Bowling as
the Men.
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LIVELY PRACTICE MATCHES
Evans Won the Presidents Medal
Tomorrow's Ball Games-Hjert-
berg's Race With Tincler-
Football Notes

gaines dl ItIkrity &luD 49,
tertained the ladies who were contestants
In the games with this RESULT
Team No. t-4Mr. Kimm, 16g; Mrs. kimm
80, Mrs. Otway, 1876, Miss Otway, ~ Mrs.
Borneman, Y. Total o43.
Team No. MIR. Bornemann, 14s, Mr:
Ratz, 1854; Mrs. Ratz, so, Mr.Vivattas' ios'
Mrs. Vivattas, 81. Total, go.
One of the most interesting contests
that has taken place for many seasons
occurred last evening at the bowling al
leys of August Greenwald, No. 22 Pa
vonia avenue. The team eaptained py
P. j. Kennedy displayed remarkable skill
IN rolling, and easily o~utplayed their OPP
ponents, who were captained by joseph
Feeley. After the contest theIe
were refreshments and merry making. Z.
j. Kennedy delighted the audience with
one of his characteristic speeches. ana
T. j. Carroll spoke on bowling. beiofe
the close of the entertainment marry
Doyle rendered some selections from the
Bohemian Girl which was followed py
Frank Spillane in his usual comic styie'
showing the difference between the negro
of today and twenty years ago me ioi-
lowing are the names OF the parllcipan's
of the game and score
Team No. Up. J. Kennedy. Captain,
16S. HAYES. 1876; P. Kennedy, lf. Cpnnors'
10; Roche, 1888; Fihnerty, ls9; !; Meer 1Ss
1S3; j. Meeres, 167; Hughes, lW; HARE, lao.
Total, 1854.
Team No. 1P. Eseley. Captain d las;
Barry. 2O2; Spillane, 1853; Kent, II; Woiie
Dovie, ISL Ns.i Bsrady, III. Total, 1,sol-
The Hudson Bowling Club last night or
ganized at Sahn's alleys, Union Hill. Inc
following officers were acknowledgements
Bremen, President; George Frank, treas
urer: w. c. Riesenberger, Secretary; Geo.
Weight. Captain. The club will roll every
Friday night.
At a meeting last night at Haas alleys,
Union Hill, officers were elected ana ar
rangementsm made for the individual poWl-
ing tournament which will open on octo-
Der is. and be continued every Saturday
night Throughout the season. Six prizes
ranging from s25 to S. will be awarded to
| the winners. and special prizes OF $40
each will be offered to the mar who
makes the highest score and the largest
number Of spares during the
| The officers elected were:lTheodore But
tenbaum. President; Otto Haas, Treas
urer: Alex Klahre, Secretary. THOMAS
| Walker was appointed official umpire.
The Never Sweat Bowling Club reor-
| ganized, yesterday afternoon, at Haas
alleys. Louis G. Hanenstein was elected
| president; Henry Becker, secretary; john
Wechmann, treasurer; James Paulson,
/ captain. The club will roll every Friday
afternoon.
Members of the Ladies' st. Nicholas
| Club are becoming very proficient In
the pin pounding. and at the meeting
| last night, on the st. Nicholas Hall al
| lays they toppled over the standard for
these records
Team No. MRS Krentzig, 15l; Mrs.
| Kiessel, 1870; Mrs. Horwedel, 1870; Mrs
| kim, 1M; Mrs. Spatz, 100; Mrs Wagner'
90. Total, 1o4.
Team No. miss weyland. 14o;; Mrs.
| Aubke. 102; Mrs. Frey, SO; Mrs. Walter,
90. Total, 659.
The Lincoln Club spent several hours
in practice at the Woods Hall alleys, last
| night. during which they pounded out
| the following figures:Z- $780,
Lincoln No. IF. Henning. IT'S; Siren
kert, ls5; Dohrmann,. lao; Drexler 40;
Vandermendi 1856; Daum, 1872. Total. 91S.
Lincoln No. 2@G Henning, 163; Hahn,
iss: 6 Etzkor 19aa ~ Fatal alii sssa ~ 1loD''A
io Tba most enthusiastic ladies' Clu on
the Heights has started work on tne
South ag street a tbe members NJ ers ap eae 4 con-
clever figures. Scores -
s5 Tsan s. s. My mnG HeI asis' 49, 81 Ms MS F Bpsss-
enherger log: Mrs. Blind, 14S. Total, 6V9.
Team No. Mrs. Winkler ~; Mrs
n Mas Msg 1 gsbm mfn. i Is. Tesa III sl yrs. h0s'
The Lady Hudsons mean to eStabllsn an
unqualified average among the lady BOWL
ers of this. city this season ana nave
Big scores were. the feature at the last
meeting on the st. Nicholas Mrs.
Holderer made the best record. Iotais
Team No. Mrs. Holderer, 1860; Mrs.
Huber. 1874: Mrs. Cookson, 152; Mrs. Rush,
1873; Mrs. l GARNER %a 1872 e. MRS. Back iz0' MT
Team No. Mrs. Reulbach, AS; Mrs.
Gloustein. 123; Mrs. Burckard. 1913; Mrs:
Vogel. 150; Miss Lockheimer, ~; Miss
MADDEN 122. Total, 765.
Games on the Gridiren.
Today will inaugurate the football sea-
son in his vicinity in earnest. Games
have been scheduled by every big team
IN the country. The prominent game IN
iris city will be between the Catholic
Club and ST. Peters College, at Pacific
Park.
The iron Cross eleven will lire up
against the Jupiter Field Club this after
noon at Duncan avenue ground.
THE American Football Association was
oraanized last Mght at Kearny. The fol-
lowing were the clubs that paid entrance
fee:-Kearney Association Gold Athletics),
Arlington Athletic Association of Kearny,
asd the New Rochelle Football Club. The
following officers were elected:-President,
DR.. Reed. Arlington Association, Sec
retary. w. Robertson, kearny; Treasurer
d. Ear Kearny Association.
The New Jersey Athletic Grub will be-
gin its season, today. with a game will
fhe Mount Vernon A.. G., at Bayenne.
The schedule is nearly completed and EN-
braces games with Union College, at
AIbany. New York University, at Bay
onne. Montclair A. c. oritanf Field Club,
wesleyan and Irving A. c.. at Brooklyn.
The candidates have shown up remark
ahlv well in practice, and bid fair to
develop into an excellent team. Among
the prominent players trying for poAS-
tions, are Houston, Of Lehigh; Whyte, Of
west Point; Barclay, Of Lafayette; ByeTs,
Of Pingry; Weymouth. of Syracuse "A,
Patterson, of Co1urnbiai Hayes OF Union;
seer Cole. varick. Couch Mastersol.
Paresing. Phyfe, Blakesleys Smith, Ward,
Of Union; Pett and HOLSTER, OF Prince
ton.
Ratemau 10 Fight Barresf.
Tonight at the Clarendon Athletic Club
III Brooklyn Joe Bateman Of this city viii
meet Billy Barrett of Brooklyn in a battle
49, 80 .>a,,ndr II mi11 he fho;r !