The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-10

More than the usual amount of excite
ment was created in bowling circles last
night. through the competition in the
National tournament between three of the
crack a jacks entered for the champion
ship. Girdes. last years winner Kahls-
dorf, who is the most favored for this
years honors and Stumpfel were the con-
testants. Great work was expected and
realized. No great advantage was gain
ed. however, except that each held the
other safe by taking one and losing one
OF the matches. Gerdes beat Stumpfel in
the opening, through the means of a 225
score, after they had tied with two games
each. Stumpfel. however, got square on
Kahlsdorf. who lost the deciding game
through a missed spare. The tables were
turned, however, by Kahlsdorf defeating
Gerdes in the third set. Scores were:-
FIRST sER1Es-FIRsT GAME.
Stumpfel -. 9 II Al Il 104 1874 IA ia 204 2s2
w. Gerdes: 20 81 II 90 ITO l23 14s 1865 1856 205
strikes-stumpfel, s; W. Gerdes, 8.
Spares-Stumpfel 8; ". Gerdes, Z.
SECOND GAME.
stumpfel ....2 e 6 { e = 4 g 1ql 1os Us ls 8 ~ I
Strikes-stumpfel, 3; ". Gerdes, 3.
Spares-Stumpfel. 4; w. Gerdes, 5.
THIRD JANE.
Stumpfel .....19 81 IS rs IS 115 1876 155 It's 1876
strikes-sturnpfel. a.; W: Gerdes, 4.
spares-Stumpfel, {; w. Gerdes, 6.
FOURTH GAME.
Stumpfel ......20 40 90 50 98 107 1925 1874 153 III
w. Gerdes 3 q ss So IS IS ZIG 1874 1872 ISL
strikesmstumpfel w Gerdes, 2.
FIFTH GAME.
c*,.n,1fn1 d PC A.. ~ Sr 1nf 100 1to 40 1s7
w. Gerdes...2s s. 10 SO 119 AS 1s5 1s5 2o5 2s5
Strikes-Stumpfel, /; w. Gerdes, G..
Spares-stumpfel. 6; w. Gerdes, A.
SECOND sERIEs-FIRsT GAME.
Kahlsdorf .S e 2 4 4 ss g 8 1o 9 rs 3 AS 1ss ls5
saripes. sR:aiis g e . s $ st 11 ils 10 + +
Spares-Kahlsdorf, s; Stumpfel, s.
SECOND GAME.
sfumpfei - % g. 8 . Is Is S los is is7 Isl a4
strikes-Kahlsdorf. 5; stumpfel, 5.
Spares-Kahisdorf, 4; Stumpfel. A..
THIRD GAME.
stumpfei 20 s. IS IS III 1ss 15s lei Isl 2S1
strikes-k ahIsdorf, 5, Stumpfel, 4.
Spares-Kahlsdorf. 4; Stumpfel, 5.
FOURTH GAME.
Kahisdorf 50 g = g Leg leg 1e5 1sS 22 22o
strikes-KahIsdorfG, IS stumpfel, 2.
FIFTH GAME.
Kahlsdorf ...1s IS 50 Gil SO 113 1870 148 157 III
stumpfel e ds g So 1eS lst LAB isl 17s ls7
seares@KahisdolP, {: sfamp Sea@ = g
THIRD SERIES-FIRST GAME.
w. Gerdes ....9 81 Al II 10s 126 146 166 1873 2J2
Kahlsdorf 20 40 81 81 1O7 126 143 l5z ITO 1888
Strikes-W. Gerdes, 4; kahlsdorf, 8.
Spares-W. Gerdes, S; Kahlsdorf, s.
SECOND GAME.
w. Geraes. % SO As 66 50 90 1870 150 III 1871
Kahlsdorf 80 81 75 96 116 1s5 ia 173 1893 ~
Strikes-W. Gerdes, 4; Kahlsdorf, s.
Spares-W. Gerdes, 5; Kahlsdorf, s.
THIRD GAME.
w. Gerdes.... 5 Is Al Sc II So 1903 123 129 14s
Kahisdorf ..s.2J Al IS 81 SO 125 145 It's 1874 1873
Strikes-W. Gerdes, ?: Kahlsdorf, 6.
spares-w. Gerdes, 4; Kahlsdorf, 2.
FOURTH GAME.
w. Gerdes III. . 26 40 "a 81 I12 I2s 147 1854 173
Kahlsdorf .18 3S IS y 81 III 1s7 lt5 1S5 20s
At Woods hall last night four series
of postponed games were rolled Off In the
team tournament. There was a decided
Improvement III the team work, and
scores which beat the usual figure were
made In the opening series Hanley n
Fuessel won from Ap1nar and Moers-
d6rf, but werc beaten In their remaining
games, losing series kearse and