The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-28
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THIRn GAME-ST. PETERS.

The Hudson County Bowling League,
which is undergoing organization at pres
| ent, will be fully discussed and finally
formed tomorrow at a meeting which
will be held at Hefich's alleys, Paterson
| and Summit avenues. At this meeting
will be present all the delegates that have
| already attended meetings, and dues will
be collected from them and as many dele
| gates as are prepared to pledge their
| clubs. 1t is estimated that fifteen clubs
will be represented and it is thought that
fully that many will take part in the
tournament, which win open Monday
night. President George d. Bushfield
win appoint a committee to draw up a
schedule and the report will be received
during the week and the clubs notified
of the state Of affairs, 1t is thought that
there will be tournament bowling every
| night in the week except Saturday night.
This means that three different teams
viii DOW every night.
Among the new clubs who nave be-
come interested enough to think of en-
tering teams are the Pretzel Bowling
Club, which was formerly the Horseshoe
Bowling Club Of West Hoboken. The
Doolittles will also give the matter Sc
rious consideration at a meeting to be
held at Woods Hall tonight. A crowd
of experts who use Heye's alleys will no
doubt enter a team which will be made
up of Heye, Tasch, Corley, Duke, An
derson and Garretson. Henry Hanley.
John Fuessel and George Hosinger will
get two more players and enter.
The meeting tomorrow is a very impor-
tant one n all the delegates are re-
quested to be on hand
Blocker team defeated the Morning
sides last night in the National Tourna-
ment. The scores
FIRST GAME.
Bleecker-J. Beam. 11e; Wragge. 172;
Dorland, III; schlichte, 2Os; Ritter, 2oS.
Morningside-Clinch. 1873; Ayres. 1S1;
Demmler, 16S, Eiche, l47; Klingelhaffer,
1872. Total, 81.
SECOND GAME.
Morningside-Clinch, 1877; Ayres. l54;
Demmler. l54; Eiche, 1853; Klingelhaffer,
Fl Fiideila1'wsgner, 1850; KibDel, 1897 Roster.
149; Foege, 1853; Amann, 1870. Total, S4S.
THIRD GAME.
Bleecker-J. Beam. 1853; Wragge, 179;
DorIand. 1853; schlichte, 14s; Ritter, l2s.
FidesIia-wagner. 100; Kibbel, l4s; Kos
ter, 16s; Foege, 1879; Amann, ITS. Total,
Two games went to the straggler team
last night in the Arlington National Tour
nament by the following scoress-
FIRST GAME.
stra lerLGr 200: Brown, 1856; Cay
nor, 15I; schellen, 152;; Hosinger, 153- To-
q G1;lendaleAschneider. 11s; Calvin. 157;
stutterheim, 1871; Lame, 1853; Schwager,
146. Total, III.
SECOND GAME.
Glendale-schwager, 1888; schreyer, 1873;
Calvin, 131; Schneider, al; Lame. 40. To-
Linwood-Downes ,14o, Rudy. 12s; Hardi-
man, man. lis; Brennan, 13l; Daley, 1856.
THIRD GAME.
nor, ls4; schellen, 14s; Hosinger, 1S1. To-
Linwood-Downes, l2s; Rudy Ms:
Hardiman ,1S0; Brennan, 15; Daley, 16s.
Total. IA.
The National League Tournament
games last night resulted as follows
FIRST GAME.
oriental-Mitchell. 1873; coulon, 145 Gill
haus, AS; Schultz, 222; Stumpfel, 1e2. Total.
Phoenix-Pearse, 1888; Lawrence, 1850;
Young. l48; Grass. 144; Cute, 1874 Total,
lJ3.
SECOND GAME.
Phoenix-Pearse, 1872; Lawrence, 100;
Young, 17S; Bucklee, 146; Chute, 1863. Total,
Harlem Republican Club-swartz. 1870;
Rowland, 1853; Page, 178; Purdy, 1874; SAT-
ford, III. Total. 776-
THIRD GAME.
Oriental-Mitchell, 146; Coulon, 1874; GILL
haus. 1&; Schultz, 1863; Stumpfel, 159.
Total, S13.
Harlem Republican Club-swartz. 1874;
Rowland, 1856; Page. ia; Purdy, l34; SAT-
ford, Us. Total, SIS
The Doolittle Bowling Club held a meet
ing last night at Woods Hall alleys and
decided to enter a team in the Hudson
County League. After the meeting the
members were divided into teams and
bowled a match game when the follow
ing results We're arrived att
Team No. 1-Clark. 143; Ryan, 146:
Kearse. 147. Hiblick, 161; Wright, Isl; Her
man. 104: Doe, 1913. Total. 1000.
Team No. 2-Brill, f45. Herr, 142; Keddie,
128; Connolly. 1856; Rugge, So; Coffman, 189;
McGovern, 81. Total, 974.
The delegates of the Catholic societies
that are to form a bowling league will
meet tomorrow at the Catholic Club and
complete arrangements for the tourna-
ment. The schedule of the Catholic Club
two men tournament calls for the open
ing series to be bowled on Monday night.
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