The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-03-04
FIELD CLUB NOTES.

Scores of the Week-Bowling at Short
Hills.
The mixed handicap tournament is
progressing finely. two more teams hav-
ing entered, namely, Miss Hovey and
Mason Young, 40 handicap; and Miss
Hovey and George Little, 30 handicap
The tournament is now more than hall
over, the leaders are in bunch, and il
is impossible to pick the winner at pres
emf.
Miss King and Howell bowled as a
team 1888 Wednesday night, and it is
by far the higest team score yet bowled.
Games bowled since last week are as
follows
Miss Smith so and Oscar Smith 143,
handicap %, total 248; beat Miss Howell
100. and Butler Duyckinck 115, total
235.
Mrs. Smith 90, and E. Woodward 1876,
handicap 30, total 31S; beat Miss Hurl-
bert 1911. and Ewing 172, total 1893.
Miss Bryce 10, and James Bryce 1879,
total 232; beat Miss Hovey SO, and
Mason Young 1876, handicap 80, total
224.
Mrs. Smith II and Woodward 100,
total 2S1; beat Miss Hoy Sc and Choate
112, handicap 90, total 1913.
Miss Swords 112 and Mast 1879, total
3G1; beat Miss Smith so and Oscar Smith
$50, handicap %, total 255.
Miss Hoy 104 and Choate 143, handi-
cap 10, total 257; beat Miss Hovey 88 and
Young SO, total III.
Miss Hurlbert 104 and Ewing 1876,
total 260; beat Miss Howell 100 and But
Ter Duyckinck 1875, handicap, 90, total
254.
Miss Hoy 81 and Choate 1870, handicap
80, total pa; beat Miss Swords SO and
Mast 104, total 202.
Miss Bryce 1871 and James Bryce 1852,
total 279; beat Mrs. Smith Sc and Wood
ward 1874, handicap 90, total 240.
Miss Hoy SO and Choate 1874, handicap
%, total 248; beat Miss King 20 and
Howell 1871, total 227.
Miss Howell 10 and Butler Duyckinck
1872, total 292; beat Miss Swords 113 and
Mast 141, total 254.
Miss Hoy 80 and Choate 1876, handicap
40, total 271; beat Miss March SO and r..
Duyckinck 1876, total 228.
Miss King 80 and Howell $780, total
$40; beat Miss Hovey so and George
Little 1876. handicap 10, total 205.
Miss Howell 1874 and Butler Duyc-
kinck 206, total $40; beat Miss Hoy 70
aud Choate 1853, handicap &c. total 267.
Miss Smith N and Oscar Smith al,
handicap 40, total $50; beat Miss March
81 and r. Duyckinck 1873, total pa.
Miss Hoy 100 and Choate III, handi-
cap 40, total 257; beat Miss Bryce 100
and James Bryce 1870; total $50.
Miss Smith 104 and Oscar Smith 159,
handicap 90, total 2S3; beat Miss King
76 and Howell 201, total 277.
Miss Howell 1912 and Butler Duyc-
kinck 161. total 1858; beat Mrs. Smith 81
and Woodward IA, handicap 10, total
208.
Miss Hovey 80 and Young 14f, handi-
cap 5, total 1886; beat Mrs. Smith Sc and
Woodward 1863. total $50.
Miss King 1873 and Howell 200, total
1888; beat Miss Hovey So and Mason
Young 112, handicap 10, total 208.
The alleys are now under repair and
win be put in absolutely perfect con-
dition. No bowling will be allowed
after tonight until Monday.
The first two of the series of games
with the Short Hills Club, for a trophy
bowling ball was played at the Casino
alleys, Short Hills on Tuesday evening.
The Field Club bowling team winning
both. Our team bowled well in the first
but dropped off considerably in the next
game. johnson did the only good bowl
ing for the Field Club. The Short Hills
men were way off, although they are all
good bowlers, and as we have heard
make the two hundred mark frequently.
We play them again next Wednesday on
our alleys, and hope they will have bet
ter luck this time.
First game: Field CIub-Howell 1876,
Bryce 176. Duyckinck 146, Todd 155,
johnson ITO: total 772. Short Hills
Vernon 70. Leavitt 1876, Lushear 1873,
Irving 152 Morgan 1876; total 624.
Second game: Field Club-Bryce 118.
Richard 81. Duychinck 100, Todd 40,
Vernon 1873, Leavitt 101, Lushear 113,
Irving 10, Morgan 100; total SIT.
AS it was sometime before our train
left, another game was played with six
men on side, which the Field Club
also won.
Wyuant ID. Vanderpool brings up q
team from Princeton to play us tonight
We have had excellent golf weather
all this week.
Miss King nc " leads in the competi-
ton for ladies high score prize with the
score of 1888, beating Miss Bryce, who
formerly lead by twenty pins.
The standing of the teams in this
mixed tournament is as follows:
Won. Lost
Miss Howell and Butler Duyckinck.. 8
Miss Hoy and Choate.
Miss King and Howell. ..............6
Miss Hubert and Ewing ...........
Miss Smith and Oscar Smith.
Miss Bryce and James Bryce. ..,....5
Mrs. Smith and Woodward ........s.2
Miss Hovey and Mason Youne....... ]
Miss March and r. Duyckinck...... l g.
Miss Swords and Nast................
Miss Hovey and Little.
Good Plan of investments.