The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-01-20

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The All Bees lost their lead in the New
Jersey Association record last nlgnl
through their defeat by the Homesteaas
in the third game of the series on Wendts
alleys. The score:-
FIRST GAME.
All Bees-Hanley, 1852; Schwaeke, III;
Buckholtz, 152; Fuessel, 200; Chesterfield,
Ill. Total, S61.
14S; McGrane. 1879; Pope. 1872. Total S0-
SECOND GAME.
Homestead-schaffer, 2o2; G. Kennel.
1874; Klahre, 1859: Ludlow, 155; J. Kennel,
lag. Total, SIG.
Granites-Miller, 1855; Ehlers; 800; Rarr,
104; McGrane, 148; Pope, 129. Total, 6sb.
THIRD GAME.
Observation-Disclosures 165; G.. Kennel,
1888; Klahre, 1928; Ludlow, 1874; ]. Kennel,
10. Total, S35.
All Bees-Hanley. 1853; schwacke, 100;
Buckholtz, 157; Fuessel, l5l; ChesterHelu,
1856. Total, 773.
The Summit Club took two Of the three
Suburban League games from the Column
bia Club rolled last night on the alleys OF
the latter in Hoboken. Score
FIRST GAME.
ton. 1e9; Martin, 15S; Hicks, 1877. Total. S29.
Columbia-Jaeger, ITS; Garland, 1902; Will
lin. 14S; Ketchum, 146; Cells, 17o. Total,
1873.
SECOND GAME.
1ss; Clayton, 1si; Martin, liz; Hicks, IL.
colambialJaeger. a.; Gartiand, 49,;
tai, 805.
THIRD GAME.
Summit-G. v. Dohm, 1877; w. v. Dohm,
179; Clayton, 1853; Martin, 1874; Hicks. l7S.
Total, 847. 80
Golum 81. III III. e Gastl AZ ~ ~;
tai, 667.
The highest possible score that can be
made in bowling was made by. George
Dixon. a member of the Columbia Bowl
ing Club of Greenvi1le, last evening. The
score was 800. Twelve strikes in sue
cession was the wonderful achievement
of Mr.. Dixon. and no less than nine peo-
pie witnessed the remarkable feat. This
score has only been made once before in
this city. 1t was not in a matcn game
that the score was made, but IN a prac-
tice game. Mr.. Dixon has long been re-
garded as the best bowler in Greenville
and at present has money up waiting to
be covered by any bowler IN the city.
When Dixon made three strikes IN sue
~cession, last evening, not much atten-
ton was paid to the score, for he had
lone the same thing many times before,
but as he made strike after strike the
excitement began to grow, and when he
finally completed the score. with his
twelfth consecutive strike, the onlookerS
burst out in tremendous cheering, and
congratulations were shoWered on him
from all sides.
scott Defeated by Coggins.
Pat Scott, of the Jersey City Handball
Club, was defated yesterday in the first
| series of games played in the match with
John Coggins, of the Brooklyn Club, At
the Brooklyn court, in the presence of a
!! large number of spectators, many of
whom were representatives of the local
organization. The conditions call for
best of eleven games, nome and home,
and the first five were played yesterday.
Coggins went in to serve, and for three
innings the score was even. Then the
local man drew steadily away, and won
nv nine aces. The second game was al
most a duplicate, Scott holding his own
for three hands, when Coggfns forged
game was a fierce contest in which the
issue hung in the balance up to the last
ace; II last fourteen innings r ! three OF
an ace. The home expert punched hfs
aces in the fourth game and won by a
good margin of ten. He was hard pressed
aces, thus placing to his credit five
straight games. The balance of the rub
Der will be played at the Jersey City
erai other interesting games took place.
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