The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-01
SPORTS and
Sp0RTSMEN
Bowling Clubs Make Good
Scores in Practice and
in Tournaments.
CHAMPIONSHIP CRICKET
Metropolitan Association
Meeting-Game in Season
General News.

The Orientals, one of the various clubs
composed of members of st. Boniface Ly-
ceum. occupied the Lyceum alleys Mon
day night and enjoyed a pleasant session.
the chief feature Of which was, OF course,
bowling. During the evening some very
excellent scores were made, The interest
was centered chiefly in the match game
between teams of six men each. The
struggle was a particularly hard one and
was finally won by Team No. !. A great
deal Of the credit for the victory belongs
to Sehaefer, who made a total of 202. The
scores:- 81
164; Grove, 1859; s~trenkert, IA; Jacob. 1872;
Father Bulk, 12S. Total, S29.
r, Team IN No z,2 mMie9lal, - 49,; F. s MnIIer. ISL H5;
Vanderminde. d25. Total, g2o.
The games to be bowled by the Knicker-
booker A. C. in the Athletic Bowling
League are as follows-
AT home-Dec. 5. New York A; g; DEG.
Elizabeth: Jan. 30. Columbia; Feb. IS,
Jersey City; March 5. Roseville.
Abroad-pec. L, Jersey City; Dee; q,
Yoiam a' e. sah FEB. 1s 5. Montclsir; Feb. q.
North End: March !, Elizabeth.
Mark Howell's bowling did the trick
for the Empires in their games with the
Golden Rods and the Metropolitans in
the American National Tournament at
Germania Assembly Rooms alleys. The
scores:-
FIRST GAME.
Metropolitan - Breens 1858; Allen, $50;
Fischer, 20s; Leuly. 1873; Arnold, zW. To-
Golden Rod-Eck. 1s5; Dormagen. 1873;
Eckstein, 144; Sherwood, 1872; Schroeder
172. Total, $50.
SECOND GAME.
Golden Rod-Eck. 15s: Dormagen, ~;
Eckstein, 140; Sherwood, lS0; Schroeuer,
i'F Em rHsa., 14s; Howell, 22o; will
hanson. 1850; Diederick, 1856; Heiles, l57.
Total. S31.
THIRD GAME.
Metropolitan-Breen, 1857; Allen u 'ro 1ss;
Fisher. 200; Leuly, 1e4; Arnold 10 io'ai.
Ss9 Fip,pire-Idnden. 1ss; Howell, 2s7; Will
iamson, 1888; Diederiek, 176; Heiles, fsS.
Total, se2.
The Homestead team was beaten twice
last night in the Arlington National tour
nament. The scores;-
FIRST CAME.
Holschen-Luhrs, 14O; Hey, 1S1; Schnack-
enberg, AS; Martens, lS9; White, 1SS. Total,
Homegtead-Moore, acl; Cote, 1o9; Grif-
nth, I9; Landry, 10; Leask, $50. Total,
SECOND GAME.
Homestead-Moore, i27: Cote, 1871; Crit
nth, 1856; Landry 49,: Lessk. i5s T Sta s1s
Holmes, ia: Fisher, 49, Total, fsJ.
THIRD GAME.
HoIschen-Luhrs. 1853: Hey, 1888: schnack-
enberg, 81; Martens. lSs; Witfe, ia iotals
%Edison-Wendel, ia; Roth. las; Phil. 49,
Holmes. $50; Fisher. 100. Total, es4.
HI washingtons won two games last
night in the National League Tourna-
ment. The scores:-
FIRST GAME.
washington-D. shiman, 2S; J. Zenn.
16s: Boehm IA; ~Shiman, 166; Kahls-
I'm ifmperiallCordes. $50; Wolf. 15s; Roth
ermel. 181; Thyme, 126; Jackson, $50. To-
tai, sos.
Imperial-cordes. i4s; Wolff, 1856; Roth
ermel. 1870; Thyme, 1853; Jackson. 1853 Total,
sierkeley-Mainss 1856: Mccoy, $50; Casey *
pol; Dennis, 1sg; Weingart. ISL. Total, US.
THIRD CAME.
Washington-D. Shiman, ia; J. Zenn,
1876. Boehm. 1s5 "a. shiman, 1ss' Kahls-
dorf, 1877. Total, SS3.
Berkeley-Mains, 1871; Mccoy. TIA; Casey,
173; Dennis, It's; Weingart, F9- Total,
The DooHttle Bowling Club met at
Woods Hall alleys last night, and made
these scores:-Apman, 172; Herman, 151;
Herr, Lag; Connolly, 142; Wright, 172;;
Kearse, 1e5; Ryan, 1854; Brill, 1853. Coff-
man; 1873. On the next club night these
member will roll for averages:-Holcomb
| Selnow, Clark, Gray, Riddle, Barnes,
Duke and Perlmutter.
The teams to roll tonight in the Catholic
| Club two men are;-J. Dunn, w. Ladue
VS.. DR.. j.. Farrell, E. Callahan VS.. DR.. E.
| Knnetschnx j. II. Egan.