The Jersey City news., 1899-10-21
SPORTS and
SPOR TSMEN
Bowling Organizations Prac
tice on Many Alleys
League Meeting.
WORK OF THE KICkERS
Games to Be Played-News
of the Wheelmen- Boxing
at the Catholic Club.

Il
at +be Germania Assembly Rooms alleys,
compelled the Golden Rods to bowl with
four men and they were beaten of course
IN the American National Tournament.
The scores.
FIRST GAME.
Eiche. IL; Demmler. III; Klingelhaffer'
ls1 doiden aeIal Rod-F. Cd Dormagen. 1ss; Meier.
LIS: Eckstein, 1888; Eek, 165 J pormagsh, I'm ,sss
Zone frame); Herbert, 1aS (eight tranaes-'
Total. TIA
Golden RodEF. Pormagenii 5s4{ iasi i'eA Eek X l52'
1oi' l'riinetnnMArps' i1S1I 169; Rempe 1888; Har-
1oe. Isl: E. Mass. 156; Meyer les. Iotal'
nforningside-Clin Isl; Doncourt. ioo;
Efehe. sane rs; Demmler leO; Kiingelhaffer'
"A Arlngton-Arps. 143; Rempel III; Har- aaa,
loe, las; E. Mass, ly1; Meyer, i'0, Aos''''
SAG.
The Bleeckers beat both the Glendales
and tbe Homesteads in the Arlington Ma
tional tournament last night. Inc scores
FIRST GAME.
Glendale-Sdhneider 1s9; Schreyer, 1sS;
Calvin, ~; Lain 1863; Groeling, los' fotai'
Homestead Moore la: Landry nd ;ro1a1 ~;
AOtlSy LIZ OdASeAi.s -oof >-S1-'
SECOND CAME.
Homestead-Moore. 141; Landry lsl
Cote. 12; Duncan. i69; Leask, III. Total
BleeckerBeam, 15s; Bonneau. 10; Nah
mems. 1856; Busch. 10; McFeely. I5s- Total
THIRD GAME
Glendale-schneider. 14s; schreyer 142;
Calvin. 14S: Lain 1Sl; Groellng, 80 Io'ai'
Bleecker-Beam. 1859; Bonneau. 1es;
Rosenberg, 1856; Busch l48; McFeely, 10y.
Total. ia
The scores made last night in the Ma
tional League tournament on Starr's al
leys follow
FIRST GAME.
Empire-Howell. 1877; ston, 1872; Wyn1ar
Observation-Disclosures 16f; Keller, l4S;
Fisher, 1Ss; Leuiy. 1S7; Arnold, 200. Total
SECOND CAME.
Empire-HoweIl, 1883; Stoff, 231; Wyman,
1876; Heiies. III; Diederick, l75. Total
F FFfdelia-wagner. III; Kibbel. 1ss; Roster,
1876; Foege, 1856; Amann, 13S. Total, 6i4
THIRD GAME.
Metropolitan-Breen, 159; Keller. III;
Fisher, 15S; Leuly. 1859; Arnold, AS. Total
fFidelia-wagner. 125; Kibbsl, 1ss; Kos
A meeting of the Wholesale Drug Trade
Association was held on Wednesday, and
+ba folloyy3I,e schedule arranged for the
oren5ng series Of games which will be
rolled at Reld's alleys this afternoon;
Seabury and johnson. Colgate & Co. and
Parke. Davis & Co., National Lead Conn
pany. Dodge G Alcott and General Chem
deal Company. The Knauth, Nachod &
Kuhne team retired from the Bank
Clerks League tournament yesterday and
the Eleventh Ward Bank employees were
secured to fill the vacancy
The Jersey Rowling Club met at Ar
thurs alleys Thursday night and organ
lied for the year with the following Off
cers:-George Luehs, Captain and Presi-
dent: Warren Buck, vice-President; W.
6. Mathews. Secretary; F. Wiilig. Treas
urer. The scores made were as foliows:-
Captain Luehs. III; NJ Gori, 15s; F. Will
dig. i49; c. Hoops. 164; o. Luehs 154; Bell
off. 162; Brown. 1870; Schneider, zOS; mat
thews, 1s1; Sexton, l6o; BUCK, lp.
A meeting Of the bowling enthusiasts
of the M. ]. Coyle Association will be held
next week to form bowling club which
will probably practice at Arthur's alleys.
A large membership Is expected.
oau4a.4o c.,,h o,,ox,s ,,,,, bo ooo,,n5ed
49, xn,o,-arhoclrar Rovu1i1e, c,lnb dur
-. ~ raasor, r,ta oi,,h ,,,,,,s,ars among
its members several lady bowlers of
ability.
cos. soores x,.ere roaae on paab,s ailevs
~ pb,l,s+ers 1ae+ niobt some of tho
+s+aIr ,--ara. zTyro,+a OK. Fa1d,nar 77s.
Tresl,rg ~ voibl,nan 1eo. p K.ocb IL.
1.,,asiol, 1sa. II LANCE 1s5. Hermann,
o1o. prosoh a5. yveisu,sr ia. Fovar 1s5.