The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-02-17
SPORTS And
SPORTSMEN.
Newark Bay B. G. Takes a
Series From Bayonne R.
!. A. in Hudson Troll
ley League.
FRIENDSHIP B. C. won
Defeated Lafayette Battery
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Win Series From Bergens.

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Win Series From Bergens.
The Newark Bay Boat Club was at
home last night when the Bayonne Row
ing Associations Hudson County Trolley
League team called and a series of three
games in that tournament was BOWED
before a slim crow of spectators. The
home team took two of the games and
thereby robbed the visitors of their last
Newark Bays, ON the other hand, have a
inch on second place and a fighting
chance for the championship.
: The first game showed the home quin-
tette in very god form. They found the
spot and pounded it with great effect.
From the start the Newark Bays led the
way and finished with a very good score
and 55 pins majority. A. Griffith and
Herbert ran the race for high score.
Griffith won out with 1876.
The second game was another chance
for Bayonne, and they turned the tables
and won out by rs pins. Stumpfel was
high with 200.
The last game saw both teams working
hard and with excellent results. The
home team passed the 900 mark and won
by so pins. A. Griffith was again high
with 209. The scores follow
FIRST GAME.
Newark Bay-Morse, 1872; H. Griffith. 1853;
A a Griftith. 1876; Bodine. 1863; Stumpfel, ia.
Bayonne R. A.-Herig, 1859; Nealon, 12a;
Herbert 1872; Brown, 1856; Dickson, $50.
SECOND GAME.
Newark Bay-Morse, $50; H. Griffith. 1879;
a. Griffith, 1874; Bodine, 14s; stumpfel, eco.
Bayonne R. A.-Herig, 1877; Pyatt, ISL;
Herber 1872; Brown. 1888; Dickson, ia.
FIRST GAME.
Newark Bay-Morse, 166; H. Griffith. ITS:
a. Griffith, 209; Bodine, 1856; Stumpfel, 165.
Bayonne r. A.-Herig. 1856: Pyatt, 142;
Herber l54; Brown, $50; Dickson, 1872.
IN second series in the Lafayette Bowl
ing League tournament was bowled last
night at the Lafayette Battery alleys, and
1t was a much better contest than the
opening one. The contesting teams were
the first teams of the Friendship Bowling
Cub and the third team of the Lafayette
Battery. There was a large crowd to see
the games and there was considerable
excitement. The Friendships carried off
the entire three games.
Thu first was a walkover. They had a
big lead at every stage of the game and
finished 104 PIN ahead. Duls was high
with 176.
The second game was similar to the
first, only the Friendships had an easier
time of 1t. Their margin at the close
was 1854. Winters 200 was. high.
The last game was also won by $50
pins. The scores follow
FIRST GAME.
Friendship B. c., Team 1-Dohrman, 1859;
Rlcnter, lS2; aoth, 165; Vintere, 14S; Duls,
176. Total, ESQ.
Lafayette Battery, Team S@Hatfeld
139. Birmingham, 1874; Brandall, 1879; Blaser,
al; Horner, 123. Total, GIG.
SECOND GAME.
Friendship B. G., Team lDohrman. III;
Rlchter, 1866; Vintere, 200; Duls,
159. Total. $50.
Lafayette Battery, Team 3LHatfeld %;
Birmingham, IA; Randall, 125; Blaser, 1888;
Horner, 1870. Total, $50.
THIRD GAME.
Friendship E. G, Team LDohrman, 1872;
- ooNAA iVt, FiAAtC1C, y, 0QlSy
1872. Total, S29.
Lafayette Battery, Team s+Blaser. 1877;
Harner. 152; Randall, 125; Birmingham, 1852;
Hatfield, 124. Total, $40.
The three men team tournament of the
New Jersey Bowling Club goes merrily
on. Wednesday night there were three
games played, two of which team
eleven won. The scores follow
FIRST GAME
Team No. 10-Blakeslee. 122; Barnes. ISL;
Cummings, 12o. Total. 1893.
Team No. IA. Grabo, 15S; Leonard, ISL;
Chamberlain, 1865. Total, 504.
SECOND GAME.
Team No. 11-Searles, 1854; Sanzade, 1856;
Sutton, 1s1. Total. 470.
Team No. IA. Grabo. 124: Leonard. 122:
Chamberlain, 142. Total, 3SS.
THIRD GAME.
Team No. 11-Searles, 1859; Sanzade, 119;
Sutton. I40. Total, 42S.
Team No. 10-Blakeslee. 149; Barnes. 1903,
Cummings, 145. Total, 3s7.
The practice games of the Lincoln
Bowling Club held at Woods Hall, We'd
nesday night were very interesting. A
of the work follows:-
Team No. 1-G Stewart, SO; Bogart, I'll;
Hahn, 149; Conway, 1866; Wiegand, 123;
Drexler, III. Total, S79.
Team No. 2EVandermende, 147; w.
Stewart, III; Etzkorn. 1872; Wissert. 147;
Geo. Henning, Ill; L. Henning. 1877. Total,
$3.50.
The New York A.. C. team won two
games from the Rosedale A. A. last night
on the formers alleys in the Athletic
League series. The scores
FIRST GAME.
New York A. C.4Carter, 1853; Belts. 1850;
Legion, 1e7; Bell, 1863; Toussaint, 1874. Total,
Rosevi1le A.. A.-Pierson, 100; Badger.
15S; Wood, 142; Van Ness, las; Meyer, 40.
Total, IT'S.
SECOND GAME.
New York A. C.-Carter, 1852; Belts. 1872;
Legion, 224; Bell, 16S; Toussaint, 2Sz. Total,
973.
Rosevile A. A.-Pierson, 30; Badger.
1s1; Wood, 1850; Van Ness, 1S9; Meyer, 142.
Total, SSS.
THIRD GAME.
New York A. C.-Carter. 211; Belts, 1888;
Legien, las; Bell, 1853; Teussaint, 156. Total,
S61.
Roseville Al. A.-Pierson, 159; Badger.
212; Wood, 1877; Van Ness. 1865; Meyer, 157.
Total. $50.
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