The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-18

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The Owl Bowling Club met last night,
at Haas alleys and made these scores:-
Englebrecht, 100; Freehrlein, $50; Bralan-
ger, ISL; Diekman, 200; Klohre, ISL; Clark,
10; Lang, 15S: Dittmar, 1877. Pawson, 15e;
Leary, 1871; Reindel, $50; Geronimo, 1862;
Brooks, 126; Kelsey, 100; Kiefer, 1877; But
terbaum, 1877; kaufman, 1871; Gerold, IA.
An organization of lady bowlers called
the Happy Hours Bowling Club held
forth yesterday Afternoon at Haas alleys,
and rolled up these fgures-Mrs. Ger
onimo, 1876; Mrs. Martens. 100; Mrs. Paw
son, 90: Mrs. Copodlt, 127; Mrs. Wingeroth,
1870; Mrs. Scharp, 81; Mrs. Hulsizer, 1903;
Mrs. Collins, IS; Mrs. Beckley. 81; Miss
Kremer, 1o5; Miss Heindel. 100; Miss Dyer,
ST; Miss Poser, 81; Miss Quoby, 81; Miss
Padden, 81; Miss Hall, 60; Miss Hiney, 81;
Miss Georgeot. Ill.
The Jefferson Bowling Gu of Union
Hill. will practice tonight at Columbus
alleys.
The Lincoln Bowling Club meet tonight
at Woods Hall alleys for the weekly
practice.
Hoganis alleys were occupied by the
Lady Fidelia Bowling Club yesterday
afternoon. The scores follow:-Mrs.
Schwartz. 1874; Mrs. Engesser, III; Mrs.
Reitz, IS; Mrs. Locher, 1863; Mrs. Martin.
100; Mrs. Hardecky, III; Mrs. Van Den
Gogart, 100.
Garfield Bowling Club tossed the pins
at Dramatic Hall alleys last night and
made the following figures:-P. Sohn. 1850;
r.. Merger. l47; A. Beuchner. 150: A.
Weinckler, 147; w. Groth, 135; II. Kramer.
1873; c. WIGHT 143; H. Ludwig, 1856; E. Al
banesius, 1872; Blind. 40.
Last night the Humor Bowling Club got
together at Hagen's alleys and kept the
being scored up:-Wellbrook. 100; J. Weiss,
III: Behrens. d40; vogel, 12s: Kohn, 127:
Steitz. 1856; Cloustein, 104; Mehl, 127.
These scores made in the practice of the
Germania Club last night shows the mem
bers to be in good form. Specimen figures
foIlow-Pinekey, $50; vultee, us; Hoff-
man. 14; F. Metz. 1sO; G.. Woods, III;
Cook, 10; c. Meter, 151; Abel. 40;
Schiller, 162; Brodel, 148; Campbell. 49,;
Ayres. 1888.
The Arlington National tournament was
opened last night by the Alec team. The
scores:=
The Alec team opened the Arlington
National tournament last might with vic
tories over the Edison and Straggler fves.
The scores=
FIRST GAME.
~Edison-Fisher. IA; Wenzel. 1SS;, Roth,
Isl; Holmes, 149; Reese. 191. Total, 773.
A~lco-Bemes, 15S; Jackson, 1S2; Malzach-
er, las; Rassbach, 1S2; A. Klucken, l65.
SECOND GAME.
E~dison-Fisher, 1873; Wenzel, 1854: Roth,
157; Holmes. l57, Reese, 166. Total ~.
Straggler-Greis. no; Browne. 126; lie
Touzel, III; Gaynor, 1888; Hosinger, 1853.
THIRD GAME.
Aleo-Bemes, ISL; Jackson, III; Malachi
er, IA; Rassbach, ia; A. klucken, loi-
stra,ggler-Greis, IA; Browne, 1876; LIE
Touzel, ia; Gaynor, 1l6; Hosinger, 100.
Total, 6l6.
metropolitan Club team won the open
ing game last night in the American Ma
tional tournament at Germania Assembly
Rooms alleys. The scores
FlRsr GAME.
Metropolitan-tBreen, 49,; Allen; 49,;
Hiverdale-Heep. 1s5; Brodbeck, 152:
Merten. ls5; Cole. 1853; zollinger, 175-
YS :" SECOND GAME.
Riverdale-Heep, 1871 Brodbeck. 1872
Merten, 1853; Cole. IN; zoliinger, lsl-
cenitra1-Holl, 1853; Kuehn, 14s; seher, IFS;
Kahlsdorf, l4s; Ward, 49, Total, 49,
THIRD GAME.
Observation-Disclosures, 1S8, Allen, 175;
Fisher, 1919; Leuiy, ISL; Arnold, u.s. Total
Central-HoIi. 1859; Kuehn. ~; seber, 1853;
1 Ty1l11lA.G 100 ITYar1 112 nFntnI Q1e
The National League tournament was
opened last night at Hens alleys. The
scores were
FIRST GAME.
Imperial-Curtes. 1867; Rothermel, $50;
ST. aaSne- 10Y Jackson ~ VOL 10 f0'al'
Pontiac wheelmen.clInch 1ssi Kessler.
SECOND GAME.
Imperial-Curtes, 166: Rothermel. 16l;
Thyme, las; Jackson, POI; Wolf, 1873. Total,
Rosevirle club-Pearson. 1s7; Badgar.
159; Wood, 164; Van Ness, 1853; Meyer. 146.
Pontiac WheelmenLClinch, 40; Kessler,
155; Mcclellan, III; Stearn. 152; Lehr'back.
l94; Iot is, wy rson ri. Raaser
1913; WOOD. 10; Van Ness, isS; Meyer. 10.
Total. sri.
The opening scores in the Harlem
League last night were as follows
FIRST GAME.
Phoenjx-Pearse, 100; Mclean, 154: Boil
rath, III; Gross, 223; Young. 1S1. Total.
orientalaaMitehell; 1851 yogel., III en-
tai, 905.
SECOND GAME.
Phoenix-Pearse, 1S2; Mclean, I79; Boil
rath, It's; Gross, 1870; Young, 1872. Total,
sos,
Boulevard-Dumble- JAG. Graves, 125:
Wanderer, 172; Rowland, 157; III. yetter,
IFS. Total, 40.
THIRD GAME.
Oriental-Mitehe1l, IT'S: Nogel, 172; Gill
haus. 1874; schulze, isa; stumpfeI, 256. To-
tai, 994.
Wanderer. 1s4; Howland, 152; III. vetter,
123. Total, 754.
Pigeon Race.
The first short distance pigeon race,
which was held unser the auspices q
Sam Berry. was started last Sunday and
was q big success. The birds were liber-