The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-16

The handicap tournament OF the Jersey
City Club is progressing well and aHords
lots of interest for the boWlers. Inc
cracks of the organization are on the
scratch, while a free distribution OF pms
is accorded to those of the second ana
third classes. Twenty competitors are
trying for the onyx clock and travelling
case. There are thirteen of these tnat
have handicaps, and seven are hghtlng
If out on scratch. The handicap mem
beers are:-Day, 100; Scudder, 200; Guoel-
man. 200; Garrison, 200; Lernbeck, AV;
Mecabe, ESQ; Howe, 225; Dickson, 22o; NC
Ilroy. 225; Butler. ESQ; C~oughlin, 25o; Fer
r,s. $50; Randall, 300, and al Brown,
George Holmes, ohm Corner, Jim New
kirk. Will Starrett, Harry Lockwood and
Charles Never are rolling from the marx.
Lakewood. Brown and Cordner are IN Inc
lead at present. The scores are
W. r. Starrett:-
Dol 1873 l4s 1879 III 1873 154 1877 165 1853 ll 1873
$50 1874 1893
A. H. Howe:-
1872 1856 1853 122 $50 113 100
w. /. MeIlroy:-
ia Isl liz ao2 14a 100 AS 40 11e ITO 1872
iso i72 Isl i45 i4s 1877 1855 1s5 142 1853 1856
f. Gubelman:-
ITO l6s IA $50 ISL 1873 1879 115 III 1859 lis 191
143 Ia l4l La
is As Isl 1874 15s 1ls 1888 11s 1852 14s 1856 1872
1856
III l42 15s 1856 1893 11s 152 1871 1856 l7s 142 142
O.. S. Mecabe:-
ia las l52 144 1872 142 175 100 1es 147 1o5 155
lis 14S
1s5 is 80 i4s las 1A 1879 III 157 1853 172 14s
116 10 1870
iSc i56 i5s 151 ia III 14s ia 142 Ill 14s IT.
ISL 40 $50 las 1853 1s1 1850 145 1871 1872 $50 $50
IA
ie5 rs 1s4 1913 Isl 1853 17s 21o 172 III IA 145
1879 142 157 100 1870
i55 142 1Ss 1sa 1871 1875 1853 1874 12s 15f 12s 14s
179 al 1z9
F.. G. Dickson
$50 ii i0T i2s ls1 40 lss $40 1874 1893 17s
e. F. Britten:-
1872 1l6 154 1853 1850 14s 14s 11S l44 100 $50 $50
A. H. Brown
1856 ls7 1874 142 142 l54 17s 1s5 al 1853 ISL ISL
16S l63 1853 100 ITS 131
Charles T. Meyer
Isl ZIG 1870 l56 lis 1853 1853 1853 III III 1866 las
145 III $50 139
w. Z. Scudder:-
T5 liz Isl ISL 1854 1853 127 1856 1876 III 1865 ITO
105 1879
d. Fl. Lockwood: ~
I76 ISL III l76 149 1853 1879 140 1865 1S1 1863 1856
139 1923 l43 l56 le2 III 100
G.. Lembeek.- -
III 165 TAG 1862 1856 123 125 1853 l4s III 1856 1873
POI pol
A two-men team tournament Will be
held on Edinger's alleys next week, n
a meeting to organize will be held on
Saturday at $50 p. M. 1t will be a very
Interesting contest. Nine two-men teams
will at least compete. So far a team has
entered from the Clintons. one from the
Unions, Wood Hall promises two teams,
N. j.. A. G.. n team, and Greenville will
be we'll represented. Ali bowlers are In
vited to enter. The prizes will be worth
bowling for. The fournament win be
rolled on Wednesday, Friday and Satur-
day nights.
At st. Michael's III alleys three
games were rolled before the question of
supremacy was decided between teams A
and E, the latter winning. The ScoreS.-
FIRST GAME.
Team E-Martin. i54. Keane. al; Cur
ley, 1853: Hardman. i3S. Total. 59l.
Team 40 Brien. rs; I. 0'Brlen. 1856; j.
Curley, l49: Merrity. lbs. Total. Gas.
SECOND GAME.
Team E-Martin, 152: keane, IT'S; Cur
ley. l46; 1iardman. Ia Total. 6ss.
Team A-P, O'Brien, 12a: Il. OsBrien. 1885,
j. curley. POS; Merrity, 14. Total. 647.
THIRD GAME.
Team E-Martin. lS4s keane, las; Cur
ley. 123: Hartman. 1872. Total, 65s.
Team A--P. O'Brien, 12a, r. OBrfen, 3d.
j. Gurley. Hs: Merrity, 1iS. Total, $50.
Tonight the final game In the Jersey
City League series Will be rolled at Cos
lunbia Hall, Greenvtle, between the Cln~