The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-25

in tho New Jersey ForesteTs' bowling League
this season is almost certain. They have not
lost a game thus far. They visited The alleys
of Court Elizabeth last night and rolled this
score;
FIRST GAME.
Court Lafayette-Ratti, III; Cahill, a23;
Flynn, 1854; OLeary, l3s; w. Burke, 1876; r.
| Burke, 100; Brennan, 1853; Sheridan, l5l; [.
sauer, 16l; G. Sauer, 1853. Total@s644,
SECOND GAME.
Court Elizabeth scheu, 1863; Nolan, 1877:
shreve, 1913; Horning, 1863; Riordan, III;
Wendler, 153; milford, 1853; Mcconnell, 1SS55
stutzlen, 10; B~ucktenkirk. 202. Total, l.5Cs.
The games rolled in the American National
Tournament. Wednesday. were as follows
FIRST GAME.
Metropolitah-Meyer 16s;Stagr, 1913; Kel-
Ter, l6l; Fisher, 149; Leuly, 1856. Total, s62-
RosedaIe-C. S~ie7ers, leS; Bellmer, 1903,
Kessler, 1879; A. Sievers, 2I0; Lehrbacl, 235.
Total, LOS.
SECOND GAME.
Metropoitan-Meyer 1T6; Starr, 2o2; Kel-
Ter. 178, Fisher, 4G4; Leuly, 1872. Total, s52.
Empirc-Linden, 19s; q. Schmitt, 1872;
Howell, 2os; sohl, 1873; Brill, 2o6. Total,
9s7.
THIRD GAME.
Rosedale-C. Sievers, IFS; Bellmer, 1854;
Kessler, 100; A, siesers, 2si; Lehrbach, 1871.
Total. s94.
Empire-Linden, 16s; G. schmitt, l7s;
Howell, 159; sohl, 1872; Brill, l57. Total.
SIS.
The New Jersey Athletic Club opened its
season Tuesday night in the Central New
Jersey Bowling League BY winning two
games. The scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
New Jersey Athletic Club-Southard, 1885,.
Cooper, 1855; Pitcher, 100; Day, 1856; Lewis,
40 Total, 70.
Westfeld Athletic ~Clab-Boxer, 1855;
Smith, l45; R. } Townley, 1873; N. lownley,
161; Voehl, 1s4. Total. ISL.
SECOND GAME.
New Jersey athletic elub-soushard, 142;
Cooper, 1872; Pitcher, a5S; Day, l59. Lewis,
l41. Total, s57.
Westfield Athletic Gub-Boxer, rs;
Smith, 1872; R. ]. Townley, l5s; n. Townley,
157; voehl, 155. Total, sol.
THIRD GAME.
New Jersey Athletic Ciub-Southard. los:
Cooper, el0; Pitcher, 1911; Day, 2o2; Lewis,
173. Total, 944.
Westaeld Athletic Club-Boxer, 1872;
Smith, 1875; r. ]. Townley, l9as N. Townley.
100; Vocal, 13s. Total, $40.
The following games were bowled last
night on Groth's Union Hill alleys IN the
North Hudson Bowling Association
FIRST GAME.
Lexington B. C.-Grasstorf 1872; Lees, 1G4;
Magill, 1853; ~schwaeke, 1873: Kolb, le9. To
tai, SIG.
Americas 3. c.-E. Louly, 1870; Frank,
15s; Seller, 1872; Alces, 1865; McAalay, l3s.
Total, 7ol.
SECOND GAME.
Americas B. C.-E. Leuly, 104; Frank,
124: Seller, 14S; Alces, $50, McAulay, 1l9.
Total, G45.
Franklin B. e.-Erhar3t, 147; Whall, 9s:
Toun, 145; Darke, 1l9, scheyer, $50. Total,
$50.
THIRD GAME.
Lexington B. C.-Grassdoif, 1874: Lees, l47;
Magill, l55; s~ckwaehe, 1877; Kolb, 1853. To-
tai, 7o6.
Z Franklin B. c.-Erhardt, l5l; whal, 1as:
Toun, Isl; Darke, 15s; Scleyer, 1872. Total,
ia.
There was prize bowling at the Catholic
Club yesterday afternoon and n very
good scores were rolled BY The contestants.
Edward Cahill won drst prize with a scose
Of 2l9. james Tierney was second with 2li.
James Sullivan, third, with 2o2. Richard
Duff, fourth, with 29i, and Frank R~iordau,
fifth, with 1883 The highest score was made
by William Mccarthy after the prize com
petitions were closed. tie scored PSI.
The prizes for high scores on Vooz's alleys,
Halliday street, Lafayette, yesterday were
won by the following; Il. Duls, 208; G. Vim
tere, 1879; F. Rose. 1872; G.. Blaser, 1877.
The prizes offered for scores on Woods
Hall alleys yesterday were won as follows:
FL. Apman, 255; S. Cofmann, 254; George
Ryan, 22s; Andrew Wright, 22S; Doe, 204;
Martin, geo; Connolly. l97: Perlnutter, 1876.
The prizes were q pair oil field glasses, a
silver mounted clothes brush, and a silver
mounted hand mirror.