The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-01-12

The Castle Point Cyclers will have an
individual bowling tournament. The re-
cent tWo-men team tourney was so M
teresting the committee decided to fol-
low with an event that would decide the
individual championship. This will begin
this evening. They have arranged a sched-
ule for the first series of games, which
is as follows
Wednesday. Jan. u, w. Bollman VS.. Ep-
pei VS.. Sengstacke; Hasbrouck vs.. Eppel
VS.. Sengstacke.
Thursday, Jan. Is, Miller VS.. Pope VS..
McGrane; Rehm VS.. Dietrich VS.. Kreuz-
mann.
Tuesday, Jan. IS, Carmichael VS.. Kreuz-
mann VS.. Hasbrouck.
Wednesday,, Jan. 10, Trautwein VS.. Boil
mann VS.. Rehm; Eppel VS.. Mittlesdorf VS..
Thursday. Jan. 20, Machold VS.. Carmi-
chael VS.. Karr; Fuessel VS.. Rocker vs..
Buck.
Wednesday. Jan. &c. Heymer VS.. slonek
VS.. Trautwein; Sengstacke VS.. Miller VS..
Hasbrouck.
The Hudson Club at its weekly meeting
bowled over the pins for these figures
vorrath. ISL; Goetz, 153. Total, 6S1.
Team No. 2-Stein. 1863: Deetjen, 216; Won
Deesten, 24S; Steneek, III. 1872. Total. $50.
The Lustige Brender Club at the week
ly practice meeting on the Quartette Club
alleys had considerable SUGGESTIVE scores
Team No. Morrison. 49, Bostlemann,
Isl: Biebersein, lis; Schmidt, i52. Total,
1922.
Hraba, 1873; Gerieke, 14a; RuhI, 1ss;
Krumnow, 137; Stack. 116; Pillinger, 141;
Meder, 1873. Total, 1.023.
The Full Moons shone well in the rec
ords last night at the weekly meeting on
Schulken's alleys. The star in the list
was B~indewald, who rolled 21O. Seore:-
Team No. Fisher. 1873; Workman, 1853;
B~udenbender. $50; Kamlah, 116; R. Naegeli
1914; Keller, 156; Harms. l65; Henkel, 155;
Langcake, 141; Blind, 165.
Team No. '2-stolz, 129: B%indewald. 30 !;
Mason, 40; Kreuder, 203; Seeschaaf, 159;
Klennen 1871: Won Dreele, 116; Hefferman
1903; Herda, 125; Daab. 124.
The X-Spartans practiced at Wendt's al
leys for these results
Team No. &c. Kuncken, 1917 Vollig, 1872;
Ourille. 17S.
Team No. 2-Ortlieb. 200; Schwalm. 1853;
Bortseh, 1853; Wendt, III.
II Duplex Club beat the averages in
every game rolled in practice last night
on the club alleys. The best game was:
Mcclure, 15S; D~ieffenbach. ISL; Hardie,
1888; Heljes, 1872. Total. SIG.
Durham. al; Schmidt, POP; Barth, 1S6.
Total, sos.
AT their regular weekly session the
Ladies' Afternoon Club on Bauer's alleys
showed up well in the practice rolling.
Scores were:-
Miss Rohdenburg, $50; Miss Barth. 1875;
Miss HH y ios; Miss Doermer, 90; Miss
1873; Mrs. Keller. 1O1; Mrs. Bauer, 81; Mrs.
Pope, 80; Mrs. Storm, SO.
The Annex Club had a lively session
at the practice games in Hoboken Mon
day evening. The interest was attract
Team No. Re. Stande, 1876: H. Buss,
142; H. L. Schmidt, 1879; F. Cordts, ia;
w. English, 144. Total, 1855.
Koschel. las; E. Bergman, l4S; A. Lank-
ering, 1903; L. Bergman, 1874. Total, Isl.
The All Bees, in their practice on
Haas alleys, in Union Hill, rolled these
Brackner, 1877; G. Ruth, It's; Arnold. 1853:
De Blois: 49,; Hanley, 1870; Stumpf, 157;
Asmus, 146; Healey, ID; Darke, 149;
160; Singer. 1871; higgins. 1872; F.. Kohl
meyer, 17S.
The -Metropolitans. composed in part of
a majority of the Columbia Club bowlers
of Hoboken,. rolled their final series of
games last night in the National Tourna-
ment in New York, and brought the ser
les to an end with a defeat. The club
rolled poorly and little evidence was
fore at Roseville. The team won the first
game. but was beaten by Corinthian in
the third. Scores were low. The totals
were
FIRST GAME.
Lamstedter-Hahn, 1853; c. Wichmann,
IA; j. Wichmann, POP; Finckenstadt. l51;
w. Rothermel, 1863. Total, 1888.
Corinthian-Clinch, 1860: T. Walter, 157;
S. Walter, 155; Mcclellan, 1856; Brill, 155.
Total, 813.
SECOND GAME.
Lamstedter-Hahn. III; c. Wichmann,
147; ]. Wichmann, 159; Finckenstadt, 142;
w. Rothermel, 173. Total. 1872.
Metropolitan - Starr, 1872: Whittlesey,
176; Keller, 159; Fisher, 167; Leuly, 165.
Total, S19.
THIRD GAME.
Corinthian-Clinch, 164; T. Walter, 1872;
S. Walter, 1863; Mcclellan, 172; Brill, 1ss.
Metropolitan - Starr, 1872; Whittlesey,
1875; Keller, I'll; Fisher, Dol; Leuly, 17s.
Total, s31.
The Arlington I'll bow1ed three games
last night with the Elmwoods of
Orange in the Northern New jersey
League, which resulted in a double loss for
the A~rlingtons, which has removed them
from the lead in the record. The scores
were:-
FIRST GAME.
Arlington Athletic observation-disclosures
ITO; Suderley., III; Stendel, 1e9; Brock, 104;
Cooper, 1876. Total. 40.
Elmwood Athletic Club-Mahoney, 1854;
Whitaker, 1911; Mocksfield, 1856; Scherrer,
1873; Aitken, I'll. Total, S04.
SECOND GAME:
Arlington Athletic Association-Dennis,
1889; Suderley, 1SG; Stendel, 1874; Brock, 121;
Cooper. 17S. Total, 802.
Elmwood Athletic Club-Mahoney, 1879;
Whitaker, 149; Mocksfield, ia; Scherrer,
1853; Aitken. 163. Total, $50.
THIRD GAME.
Arlington Athletic observation-disclosures