The Jersey City news., 1899-10-24

The delegates of the association Will
meet Friday evening 10 receive laLtnsi .-s.l.
entries. The card for the same evening"
Castle Points, Pioneers and Unions.
The Dooiittle Bowling Club of this city,
made its debut before Metropolitan
audience yesterday IN the American
National League tournament at Gernania
Assembly Rooms alleys. The team which
is a good one and thoroughly representa-
tive was defeated in the first game of the
series by the Spartans. They We're rather
easy too but in the second game the
cracks from this city figured the Column
b;a club was their opponent and the
DoolittIe won There was big crowd
from This city to see the boys do the
trick and a lot Of roofing was feature
of the evening Sam Coffman proved the
brightest star of the lot from the Doo-
Titles. In the two games he averaged
1885,. Jack Gray was little off-an off
night with him, but he has suffered from
lack of practice and is confidently ex-
pected to be back in championship form
before long. Gray carries one Of the cool
est heads in the 'game and Is crack
of the first water His record last year
was an excellent one.
ADDTnan WAS IL ttlc SetAA1t tetoe -@Aeo - -
},eens and showed to advantage. An
average of 164 placed. him in position
that was up toward the front. Andrew
wright was away off in the first game, it
seems that the lot Of them were In some
way influenced in a manner that pre-
vented the kind Of work they usually do.
one thing is evident, however, and that
* that the cracks that have been COM
peting in big tournaments at these al
leys for years have run against bunch
from Jersey that win give them bother
The scores:-
FIRST GAME.
snartan-Thum. l5s: Matzen, .175; West
berg, 151; Coulon, 14s; Maier, III Total
&c C1olumbia-Taylor, 1877: Drew, 1876; Bro
ply, 147; Hartley. l5s; Rocne' las. Iotai'
SECOND GAME.
snartan--Thum, III; Matzen, 1856; West
berg. l4S: coulon, Isl; Maier, l5S- Total
II 1Dloolittle-Gray, 152;; Appmalns.o ls 1so;
Wright. l24; Duke, l6l; conman' iss' 70
~ THIRD GAME.
e.o1tmbia-Tay FLOR, 159; Drew, 1Ss; Bro-
ply, 175 Harley 1sl; Roche. 10y, iotai'
Doolittle-Gray, t3zs SpPiAasl,'1 30
Wright 16f: Duke. 2o1; Conman, isV To-
ral, $50
The Morningsides were defeated by the
T,otos team last night Ia the National
League tournament game at STAIRS alleys
The scoses:
FTRsT GAME.
n;ngsides-Demnler. s1s9: Duncan,
rs. Eiche. 40; Kllngelhaffer, l5S; WICK
e'li,; Is;otns-5W. rs derdes 1911; Heath. 2os:
Mo6ersohn, 142; Rehm. a0; r. Gerdes, zos.
Tetal. SSa.
SECOND GAME.
Morningsides-D Demmler.. 1877 DUNCAN,
145: Eiche. 1853; KIingelhoffer, ies Wick
ems 161 Total. f72.
r,Selev-Ma aims, 14o: Mccoy, 1856, Tracey
122: Dennis, 153; Weingart 157- Total, 7oS.
THIRD GAME.
Lotos--sW Gerdes, 14S: Heath, 1ss;;
Modersofn. 1e9 Rehm. 1853; = Gerdes, H.
Bsriselev pssss Mains. le6: Mccoy. 1ss; Tracey
les: Dennis. Ma; Weingart, 1s7. Total. s9f
The tournament which has been In pro-
gress at st. Peters Lyceum for the pur-
pose of trying out candidates for the team
ID bowl In the tournament to be arranged
among the Catholic societies. The work
.of those who were finally selected was
very good and the Impression at the
I.yceum is that the teain has q good
chance. The 1--WE men afe:~John Ferris
captain: John Rooney, John Walshs