The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-06
Referee-WilIiam kraft.

"a po+ar,s T5vceum alleys have been
onened for the season and the ioNei =
bowling in that popular organization ias
| started practice with general enlhusiasln
| There are many inducements 10 az
the member to the department anu a.
tho weather becomes colder it IS expecteu
,ba+ a very large crowd will be IN lhe'
game nightly. for
Tbera Is at present great rivalry LOT
nlaces on the team that is to ne enlereu
1, the league which will be formed on
r,,adav in which all the Catholic organl-
1a+ionS in the county will compete. zen
~, will he selected. Five of these Will
he regulars and the other five substitutes
The candidates are to be selected after
thew have proven their ability in a tour
nament which is to start shortly. Eacn
one Is to bow fifteen games and those
with the best averages will be put on the
teams.
A team tournament will be started %
| November 1. A big entry list Is expeceeo'
as the interest in the event IS general.
The number of bowlers on each team VIII
| be decided when the entry list IS mace up
| and the teams will be selected by iot-
The delegates to the meeting at me
| Catholic Club Sunday will be Peter Con
| boy and John Rooney.
In a recent contest for prizes Jonn
| Rooney made high score, IA, and Richard
| Mallon won a special prize for a score OF
SO.
Last night the usual large crowd was
| on hand for practice and some of the best
figures of the night were as follows:-John
| Ferris, 1856; James Rowan, 1872; James
Began, IT'S; ]. Kelly. 100; Lawrence Fitz-
henry, 40; James McGovern, 100; Edward
Barry, 1872; George Siebert. 145, Peter Con-
boy, 1853; James Clark, 152.
ST. Boniface Bowling Club has reorgan-
| lied for the season and the members are
on the alleys at the clubhouse a great
deal more than they were last year, which
shows a greater interest in the pastime.
The officers which were elected at the re-
organization meeting are as follows;-
George P. Brock, President; Jacob Ernst,
Secretary; Anton Sieyerding. Captain
Last night the entire membership Of the
club was in the game and the sport was
greatly enjoyed. The scores follow
Ernst, 1G5; Father Wall, 1888; Fred Ecell,
1874: George Brock, 1H; Sieverding, 161
Allenaeyer, 1871; Frantz, 1856; Father
Butik. 126; Delaney, 1854; Fieseler, 176;
Schaffer, 1863; Kleinhaus, 1866; Schenfelder,
1853; Ignaz Ezell, 1z2.
That three men team tournament which
doc" Selnow is arranging to be BOWED
on Woods Hall alleys promises to sur
pass even the success of the two mer
team ournamen which was rolled last
year at this popular resore for the cracks
of the county. It is confidently expected
that there will be fully a dozen teams en-
tered before the opening series is rolled
Already Ave teams nave entered. Three
of these teams are completed and the
other two each need one more member
The teams are:-Apman, Worthy ant
Corydon, of the Catholic Club Sauer
Sauer and Chesterfield, OF the Elizabeth
Athletic Club; Faulkner, Buchtenkirk anf
Ruddick. of the Clinton Bowling Club
Coffman and Duke. of the Doolittle Bowl
ing Club, need one more partner, az de
Wright and Gray of the Mantle Wheel
men. These names are known to every
one interested in bowling. and where these
men appear as competitors there Is SUR
to be hot contests. The Sauer brothers
rave done excellent work In some of ths
biggest tournaments in which the Eliza
beth A. C. competed. The records Of tn.
other men are well known.
The Board of Managers of the Nationa
League tournament will hold its las
meeting tonight at STAIRS West Fifty
ninth street alleys and complete final ar
engagements for the big tournament. Th'
Doolittle Bowling Clubs application TO
membership will be considered and Il i
thought accepted.
The scores made last night in the heat
/ pin tournament at Germania Assembly
Rooms alleys follow
First Game-Gotham No. 41-Lenmann
7s! Dannefelser. so; Baehmann, 70; IIeiles
SO; S~chlichte. 105' Total. 424.
second Game-Gotham No. zIschenk