The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-26
SPORTS And
SPORTSMEN
New Bowling League Form
ing and Old Ones Dying
Tournament Scores.
ON THE GRlDIRON
Princeton Wins and Rutgers
Loses Athletic Commit
tees-Trap Shooting.
ON THE GRIDIRON

The bowling situation in this country is
a peculiar one this year and has set many
old timers thinking. The small clubs,
such as meet and bowl once q week on a
hired alley, is IN the a~scendancy. The
number OF these organizations is greater
than 1t was last year and the members
are showing unusual interest in the game.
For instance, there has been found room
this season for a new tournament which
Will nave as It's contestants just such
clubs, while the leagues which drew these
organizations last year still remain in the
field and do well. On the other hand the
bowling ~confingenfs in large Gibbs that
have their own buildings show a lack OF
enthusiasm and two tournaments h
drew these clubs last year will not start
this season. In the big clubs, such as the
Palma and Catholic clubs, the interest is
lacking, not only in these but in almost
all the others that are In this class Of
organizations. This condition has become
so evident that the Hudson County Troll
ley League and the Suburban A. G.
League viii in all probability pass out of
existence. An effort was made to get the
Trolley League clubs together, but the en-
thusiastie workers for reorganization
were met on all sides with such a decided
lack Of interest that the effect was chilli
ing. But one league survives, and that is
the Athletic League.
The most important league Of the
smaller clubs is the Hudson County
League, which will be fully organized
Sunday at Hefich's alleys, Paterson and
Summit avenues. This will embrace all
the best OF the smaller clubs throughout
the county and will decide the champion
ship. Another league that win cut a big
figure for the game is the league which
will he formed by the Catholic societies
that have teams. This will embrace teams
OF Catholic societies from every section
of the county and will also decide a
championship.
The feminine friends of the members Of
the Columbia Club of Hoboken have or
ganized two bowling clubs. the Crescents
Columbia alleys every Tuesday after
noon.
The Lady Castle Point cyclers have re-
organized for the season, and roll on the
clubhouse alleys every Friday afternoon.
The Lady Twirlers is the name of an
| other club of fair rollers who occupy
Odd Fellows Hail alleys Wednesday at
ternoon.
The Hours used Arthur's alleys last
night and rolled very well. Some of the
figures follow:-Fe1r, ia; Obreiter, IT'S;
Koch, 151s Hess. 173: Hauger, 10; Moller.
1853; Resent. 15S; Ostrande, 1856; Miller, 150,
Kreilling, TIA.
mi -rt4-4s- yyI-1r-A- I'LL AN-rJ -
Woods Hall alleys tonight.
An excellent game by the Alec team
last night in the Arlington National
tournament. The work of Dewes was
especially fine. The scores
FIRST GAME.
oradel1-Reschard, III; Schmidt, 147:
Kaempf, 1853; DIPPED, 157; Restle, 1855. Total,
$50.
Klucken, 1855; Rossbach, 166; A. Flucken,
1893. Total S53.
SECOND GAME.
Oradel1-Reichard, 166; Schmidt. 1856;
Kaempf: 40; Dippel, l54; Restie. 153-
Amity@stryker, 1879; snyder. 14s; Apple
yard, lis; Fiaherty, lis, Pfeifer, 159. Total,
THIRD GAME.
Alco-Dewes. 22o; Jackson, III; r.
Klucken, III Rossbach. 100; A. Klucken,
1871. Total, 800.
1923; Flaherty, 1o2; Pfeifer, 14O. Total, SAT.
The M~etropolitans were easily the SUI
periors of the Glendaies last night in the
American National Tournament at Ger
mania Assembly Rooms alleys. The Me-
tropolitans' game against the Lotos team
was also a feature. The scores:-
FIRST GAME.
Metropolitan-Breen 900; Allen, 175;
Fisher, 1S5; Leuly, 1874; Arnold, 179. Total
Glendale-schneider 1s1; Dillinan. 17s;
schwager. 10: Laine, 1ss: Groeling, 1876.
Total, III.
SECOND GAME.
Giendal4Schneider $50; Dillinan, 1874:
Schwager, IA; Lame, 10; Groeling, 195.
LotosMW. Gerdes, 17s: Heath. ISL: Rehm
152; Modersohn, 40; Boemermann, III
Total. 799.
THIRD GAME.
Observation-Disclosures 1870; Allen, 1s6,
Fisher, $50; Leuly, 1856; Arnold, 200 Total,
81 Lotos-w. Gerdes, ia; Heath, 1888; Rehm
1853; Modersohn, 1853; B-oemermann IFS. To-
tai. 867.
The Harlem League tournament scores
made last night follow
FIRST GAME.
Phoenix-Pearse, 157; Mclean, 220; Law
| renee. 167; Gross, 1888; Young, 1863. Total,
Corinthians. Walter, 1874; Landman, 1852;
| Niles. 154; Holden, 1856: Schaeffer. TO-
SECOND GAME.
Corinthians. Walter, 1853; Landmann,
164; Niles, 167; Holden, i1s; Sc~haefer, 19l.
Cycione-A. Boettjer, 1914; lie Beau, AZ:
| Schedules, ia; Prior, 125; G. Boettjer, 2lS.
Total, 756.
THIRD GAME.
Phonnix-Pearse, 1872; Mclean. 1870. Law
renee, 15g; Cross 1911; Young, 1Se. Total,
Cvclone-A. Boettjer, IA; lie Beau. 1853.
| schoales. 1913; Prior, 147. c. Boettjer, lSs.
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