The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-05
WITH THE BoWLERS.
Teams and Clubs Practice For
Taurnameut and Mafohea.

All Saints Lyceum has decided to enter
a team in the bowling league which is to
be formed among the Catholic o~rganiza-
tons of the country and the five men
which it selects will be in fine fettle as
the alleys at the clubhouse have been
kept busy nightly for the past month and
the members have just about that much
of a lead over the other clubs. The bowl
ing managers Of the Lyceum wished TO
put a team in the Lafayette Inter-club
League last year. but the rules of the
Lyceum prevented their doing SO and this
chance to enter a tournament was grasp
ed as quickly as possible. The represen-
tatives will include some of the cracks of
Lafayette.
The Doolittle Bowling Club members
have been hard at work practicing since
they opened the season Tuesday night.
There will be a great deal of competition
for places ON the team that is to repre-
sent the club in the American National
tournament.
At the Catholic Club practice is In
dulged in nightly and a fast team will
be gotten together to represent the club
In matches
1t has been suggested by a prominent
bowler that when the arrangements are
being made on Sunday for the league Of
Catholic Clubs that 1t be agreed that
bowlers on any team MAJ be changed at
the option of the captain, with the UNI
derstanding that no bowler who has left
a game can return to it.
The schedule for the individual tourna-
ment on Haas alleys is as follows:-
Oct. HE. Grassdorf, H. Hanley, A.
Shaffer.
oct. 2l-L. c. H~auenstein, H. Thourot.
c. Clark.
Oct. 2s-A. Keller, A. Klahre, F. Beren-
broick.
Nov. AZ. f. Walker, J.. Fuessel, 7.
Buttenbaum-
Nov. LII. Hanley. H. Thourout. A.
Klahre.
Nov. ISL. c. Hauenstein, J. Fuessel,
A Schaffer.
Dec. 2-E. Grassdorf, H. Thourot, F.
Berenbroick.
Dec. s-F. Berenbroiek. II. Butten-
baum. L. c. Hauenstein.
Dee. 16-H. Thourot, A. Keller. j.
Fuessel.
Dec. BE. Grassdorf, 7. H. Walker.
L. c. H~auenstein.
Dec so-H. Hanley, ]. Fuessel, c.
Clark.
Jan. ga. Keller, c. Clark, A. shafrer.
Jan. BE. Grassdorf, A. Klahre. J.
Jan. pot. H. Walker, Fl. Hanley. A.
Jan. nc. CLARK. =. B-uttenbaum. E.
Grassdorf.
FEB. s-H. Thouout, 7. H. Walker. A.
shaffer
Feb. 17-Hauenstein and Keller. shaffer
and Buttenbaum. Keller and Buttenbaum.
Feb. 24-Berenbroick and Shaffer, But
tenbaum and Klahre. Hanley and Hauen-
stein.
Feb. 10-Buttenbaum and Thourot, Shat
fer and Klahre, B~uttenbaum and Hanley.
March s-Hanley and Berenbroick, Clark
| and KIahre, Fuessel and BerenbroiclE.
March 10-Hauenstein and Klahre. KEEL
| Ter and Grassdorf, Walker and Klahre.
Al meeting for the purpose Of forming
a Hudson County Bowling League will
he held on October is. at Heaich's alleys.
| Paterson and Summit avenues. All the
| leading clubs throughout the county nave
been invited to be present at the meeting
and the chances are that the majority
will be represented
10o L1AcDtn4Citt = ~ was "
ganized last night at Hagen's alleys. No.
$40 Central avenue. There are at pres
emit ten members, who elected H. CHASER
president. The club will bowl every Tues
day night during the season. a full set
of Officers viii be elected at the next
meeting. Last nights scores follow
Team No. HI. Chaser. 17s: F, volckman.
III: II. Fiegie. ITS; D. Meyer. l49; H. Silk,
200. Total, SI4.
Team No, ~. CHASER 100; A. Peterson.
| ISL: q. Meinken. 150; II. Peterson, 1S9;
| Radigan, 207. Total, 1851.
The FIre Insurance League held a meet
ing last night at No. ll9 broadway. Five
teams were added 10 the list made up at
the previous meeting and entire satisfac-
ton Is now felt on all sides as the number
OF competitors viii nov be nineteen II
was decided to howl on Reds alleys
Tuesday and Thursday nights. beginning
I0etober IL. on that date the opening
series wfIl bs played. Il ocmm!ttee uas