The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-22
BOWLING CONTINUES
With the Leagues Close,
Other Attractions Are
Springing Up.
BASEBALL IN NORTH HUDSON
Manager Mersheimer Will Open His
New Ground With The Brook
Ign Team--Closs Match
on the Range.

credit of Frank Gerdes, the brother OF
last years, champion in the National In
dividual tournament, which has been re.
sumed at the Germania alleys. Gerdes
who is rapidly following in the footsteps
>of his noted brother. made a weaker
showing in the first series than antici-
pated. He got his stride later, however
and rolled out the highest average of the
series, which consisted of three settos
between Gerdes. Schilling and Stumpfel
In the first round three games were
bowled, Schilling taking all three. Gerdes
was effective only in the last and got
within four pins of his opponents score.
Gerdes improved greatly in the next
match, which was with Stumpfel, and
beat out the average in each game. -Four
in all were bowled, Stumpfel winning the
secon9 He was unable to get a lead in
the others. He followed Gerdes' lead in
the final match and won the series from
Schilling. The result was a defeat and
a win for each player. The scores were
FIRST SERIES-FIRST GAME.
II. Gerdes Ills rs "a 81 81 101 12I al 159 167
Schilling lis 81 46 So SO 103 1913 143 1853 1870
Strikes-F. Gerdes, 5; sSehilling, 2.
Spares-F- Gerdes. 2; Sehilling, T..
SECOND GAME.
F. Gerdes 81 36 So SO rs IS ia 1874 1874
Schilling =. ....2G As 6S 50 1903 119 lbs 145 1873 172
Spares-F. Gerdes, 6; Schilling, 6.
THIRD GAME.
f. Gerdes 20 40 SO 68 81 106 126 145 1854 ia
Schilling .. 30 3S IS 81 101 1875 143 $50 159 1S
Strikes-F. Gerdes, 3; Schilling, 4.
Spares-F. Gerdes. 5; Sehiiling. A..
Average per game-F. Gerdes, 165; Schil-
49, 80 a n 1870 IIT.Ita-
Scorer-F. Lapple.
SECOND SERIES-FIRsT GAME.
Stumpfel ). -. 3 rs 81 As 66 "a ia 1872 $50 159
F.. Gerdes 20 So So GA SO 103 1871 ISL 1863 1879
Strikes-Stumpfel, 3; F. Gerdes. 8.
Spares-Stumpfel, 8; f. Gerdes, 6.
SECOND GAME.
stumpfel :. ~. 9 81 AZ g. 81 l07 12e LAG 16e 1874
f Gerdes !. 20 81 81 II IS u2 121 14o 159 173
Strikes-Stumpfel, 8; F. Gerdes, 2.
Spares-Stumpfel, 6; F. Gerdes, Z.
THIRD GAME.
Stumpfel (. ...19 IS AS 66 Sc los ia 1S1 140 1853
f. Gerdes :. 20 80 50 70 81 JOG 124 1873 1853 172
Strikes-Stumpfel, 8; F. Gerdes, 8.
Spares-Stumpfel, 4; F. Gerdes, 5.
FOURTH GAME.
Stumpfel ..1S So 10 SO 70 so 1909 127 1856 1872
F. Gerdes.. 80 60 IS 10e ia 1873 152 10 1873 20S
strikes-stumpfel, /; F. Gerdes, 4.
Spares-Stumpfel, 6; f. Gerdes, 5.
Average per game-Stumpfel. 1881; F.
Gerdes, ISL. Umpire-F. Hoffman. Scorer
IF. Lapple.
THIRD sERIEs-FIRsT GAME.
schilling ....17 IS SIS 70 90 liz 1S1 $50 100 17S
Stumpfel :. LIB 80 GA SO 80 liz 1872 152 1853 17S
understanding, A; Stumpfel, /.
Spares-Schilling, 4; Stumpfel, s.
SECOND GAME.
schilling :. 20 40 81 66 50 81 80 1os 127 AS
Stumpfel -. s 10 43 So SO 1903 122 al 100 179
understanding, 1; StumpfeL 8.
Spares-Schilling, 5; Stumpfel, 5.
THIRD GAME.
Scnilling =. III 80 "A 81 50 1872 11S 12e IA 1873
Stumpfel 20 80 AS 68 s. los 1913 147 1856 ia
Spares-Schilling, s; Stuinpfel, 3.
understanding, Il Stumpfel, 5.
FOURTH GAME.
....2O 50 Al IS 70 81 100 119 1877 1853
Stumpfel :. -. 8 16 45 s. 81 1902 Ill 140 100 1I9
Strikes-Schilling, 2; Stumpfel, A.
Spares-Schilling, 5; Stumpfel, 3.
Average per game-Schilling, 157A;
Stumpfel, 177ls. Umpire-William Stump
fel. Scorer-F. Lappls.
In a return match between the Rose
dales of ST. Matthew's Hall alleys and
Excelsiors. rolled last night on the all
leys of the former. they We're successful
winning by a large difference of pins.
ment with the Excelsiors, but they have
more than covered the score with one of
their best efforts of the season. The clubs
having each a victory will now come to-
next week in the roll off on the
Pavonia avenue alleys, the Excelsiors
having won the toss. In the last match
a very small margin existed at the end,
Miller making defeat possible with a
score of X. Last night he added nearly
LOO pins to this and was third high on
his cam. A. Jachtman and Fl. Niebanck
rolled above the 1870 mark, as did Hen.
for Excelsior. Scores were:-