The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-30
THYME NET DEFEAT.
Lost Both Series to Kahls-
dorf and Mcclellan in
National Games.
INTER CLUB CONTESTS
Cur Union Lost 10 Berkely-St.
Michael's Defeats 81. Boniface-
Roxing Revived in Harrison.
INTER CLUB CONTESTS

Nick Thyness defeat in the National
Tournament on Thom's alleys last night
was one Of the surprises that have been
presented to the patrons Of this compete
ton. He was backed to win, but was
short in Zach OF the games rolled by him,
It was the first time that a double series
has been decided in a straight number of
games. He was opposed by a couple of
craek-a-jacks In Kahlsdorf and Mcclellan,
both of whom rolled high totals. The
meeting between them in the last series
was a lively one and consumed the full
number of games. Mcclellan won the
first two, but Kahlsdorf made it two all
and fought 1t out for the honors in the
fifth game, Mcclellan winning by a high
score. Totals were:-
FIRST sERIEsAFIRsT GAME.
Thyme 800. 8 % 40 IS II 96 115 12f1A ia
Kanlsdorf s. is 81 AZ 65 So 1903 1872 152 III lSs
Strikes-Thyne, 3; Kahlsdorf, 8. Spares
Thyme, 4; kahlsdorf, s.
SECOND GAME.
Kahlsdorf =. III 36 Sc IS SO 1l6 1856 Isl 159 179
Strikes-Thyne, 2; Kahlsdorf, 3. Spares
Thyme, 5; Kahlsdorf. 6.
THIRD GAME.
Thyme !. ....1s IS 81 rs "a 113 ls2 151 10 100
Kahlsdorf ...1S q 45 s. % Us 1872 152 liz 1872
s5rikssIThyale' 2; kahlsdorf, :, s. a res
game-Thyne, III 2-s; Kahlsdorf. 1856 2-s.
Umpire-Charles Matzen. Seorer-Henry
Reichard.
SECOND SERIES-FIRST GAME
Mcclellan .2s AZ IS IS 1Oe 1872 $50 1873 176 1855
Thyme 10 80 IS 81 IS 1903 l3 152 III $50
Strikes-McLenan. 5; Thyme, 3. Spares
--McLellan, g. Thyme, 5.
SECOND GAME.
Mcclellan ...I9 80 81 81 1Oe lis 1856 155 IT'S 1856
Thyme :. +. 20 3S So rs 81 116 136 164 1888 1872
Standardization, A; Thyme, 4. Spares
Mcclellan, S; Thyme, 5.
THIRD GAME.
Mcclellan !. 20 40 IS rs 95 rs 141 161 1s1 200
Thyme 4 81 6 So los 12s la 100 10 lss
game-McLellan, 1856 2-s: Thyme. 100 is.
Umpire-Charles Matzen. Scorer-Henry
ReichJrd.
THIRD sERIEs-FIRST GAME.
kahlsdorf ....ss Is As IS SIS 1o4 122 131 14S 156
Mcclellan .....2S AZ Sc Is 95 ia 1874 1874 ia 1874
spares@Kahisdorf. &; Mcclellan, i.
SECOND GAME.
Kahlsdorf ~. 8 81 SO 55 rs IS 115 1876 154 173
Mcclellan 20 80 GO so AZ 1s7 ~ ~ ls4 29s
strikesEK ahlsdorf, 3 Mcclellan, s.
THIRD GAME.
Kahlsdorf .....1s 81 So Ga 81 so 1917 11s 146 17s
Mcclellan ......2 20 46 ga u 81 SO 11S 1856 155 ia
Strikes-Kahlsdorf, 2; Mcclellan, 2.
Spares-Kahlsdorf. S; Mcclellan, 6.
FOURTH GAME.
Kahlsdorf 80 SO SO 70 81 ia 123 142 1852 1S1
Mcclellan lis 81 AZ 66 SO 81 1M 1e9 127 1876
Strikes-Kahlsdorf, 3; Mcclellan, 2.
Spares-kahlsdorf, 6; Mcclellan, 8.
FIFTH GAME.
Kahlsdorf ...-19 SO IS 81 81 1O7 126 143 161 lit
Mcclellan 49,. 9 is IS eS S8 12S 157 III 1856 25
strikes-Kahlsdorf. 3 Mcclellan, 5.
Spares-Ixahlsdorf. q; Mcclellan, 3. Aver
age per game-Kahlsdorf. 172; Mcclellan,
lSi. Umpire9John Schilling. Scorer
Henry Reichard.
The meeting last night between the
Our Union and Berkeley Clubs, OF the
Berkeley alleys. was all in favor Of the
home organization Scores were nothing
to enthuse over, but as the Berkeieys
gained large margins in each contest.
they We're satisfied. in the second game
Goddard's score of 1s6 increased the
Berkeley's average. Balmes' 160 was
leader for Our Union. Score
FIRST GAME10UR UNION.