The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-02-24


The Lafayette Interclub Bowling
League met last night, at the Lalaye.'e
Battery House, to take action on the
games rolled Tuesday night between
Teams 2 and 3 of the Friendship BOWL
ing Club. Team 8 had not been mace a
member of the League and the games
were thrown out. Last night the team
was taken in, however, and there are
now eight teams instead OF seven. lhis
will make a new schedule necessary anu
the committee has been appointed. John
Finley the representative of the All
Saints Lyceum, who was electeo vice
president at the first meeting, vacateo
| the office. as his club had not entered d
team. John Gutchow was elected to the
office.
The Vesuyius Bowling Club will bowl
| the second team of the Cathollc Cluo
| tonight on the Catholic Club alleys. Ihls
will be the third game of the season pc
tween these clubs and will draw a large
crowd.
The efforts of John Selnow of WOODS
| Hall alevs to arrange a two men team
+o,rnament have not been productive of
| the most satisfactory results. In oroer
l 10 make the 6Neil d
teams are necessary and there snould De
twelve. but up to date only eight nave
heen entered. These teams are:-
Barnes and Coffman, Gray and Wright,
chamberlain and Lawrence, Apman and
pvan Dnke and Buchtenkirk, Peperlein
and Corydon, Hanley and Fuessel' Peri
mutter and Selnow.
If is very strange that the necessary
number cannot be gotten together. Inc
prizes offered are as large as can De
expected for such an event ana snoulo
draw better. The entry list Will be open
for some time and all those interested
NAV come forward as soon as possible.
The best scores made Washington's
Birthday in the prize bowling contests a.
Woods Hall alleys were as foiioWs-
Duke. 214; A. Moersdorf, 21S; Coffman, 2oe
Lawrence, 2O4; Douglas, 2os.
The Clio wheelmen met the Wes'
shores last night in the Uncle Sam Ma
tional tournament and won the mrs
game. The Germanias won the secone
from the Orientais. The scores follow
FIRST GAME.
rlio Observation-Disclosures, $50; Buchten
kirk, III; Herig, 1871; Frantz, l6f; chester
ne Wssf SboreNMeyer, 1876; Brauer. 155
Tholke. III; Dieekmann. 15S; Malbert, $50
Total, T55.
SECOND GAME.
Or;euta1-Mitchell, 143; Lehnert, 1e5
oest. 1s7; vogel, 1871; Gillhaus, 1872. Total
Germania-W Sauer,@ 176; L. Sauer. III
Burke, III; Hayes, 10; c. Sauer, lol. Total
$40.
The annual bowling tournament OF tn
Catholic Club known as the ladies' bowl
ing tournament will open on the clul
alleys next Tuesday night. The team
will be made up of two men and tw'
ladies each and will be twelve in number
The schedule will carry the game
through and beyond Lent. The team
were picked as follows
Team A-John Ferris. captain: J
Kenny. Miss C. Kohlund, Miss NJ. Kenny
Team B-J. Gormley, captain: Pete
Clerken, Miss M. Gallagher Mrs. J
Leahy.
Team CT. Rooney, captain; J.. Her
messy, Miss M. Cough, Miss M. Burns.
Team D-J. Sullivan, captain; ]. Ferris
Mrs. J. Hennessy, Mrs. e. Riordan.
Team Ell. Walsh, captain; A. Crosa:
Miss Al. Bulger, Miss M Mallen.
Team F-John j.. Egan, captain; !
Joyce, Miss Y. Stanton. Miss NJ Mccain
Team G-William Mccarthy, captain
e. sCallaghan, Miss H.. Symes, Miss N
) Won Burner.
Team H-John smathurst, captain