The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-19
THIRD GAME-JERsEY CITY.

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Elizabeth Tuesday night and bowled three
games in the Athletic League with the
Elizabeth Club team. The visitors lost
the entire series. Pope made 25 in the
second game. This was high score of the
night. The scores
FIRST GAME.
Elizabeth a. C.-Lane, 10; yanderveer,
IA; Ahearn, 142; Pope, 152; Bodine, 202.
Knickerbocker A. C.-Shepard, las;
Perry, 159; Parker, 1871; Stone, 155; Starr,
III. Total, 764.
SECOND GAME.
Elizabeth A. 200; Vanderveer,
us; Ahearn, 126; Pope, 225; Bodine, 1853.
Knickerbocker A. C.-Shepard, 14S;
Perry. 10; Parker, 145; Stone, 176; Starr,
204. Total, 841.
THIRD GAME.
Elizabeth A. C.-Lane, 1877; Vanderveer,
1874; Ahearn, 1858; Pope, III; Bodine, 164.
Knitckerbocker A. C.-shepard, 1855;
Perry, 140; Parker, 1872; Stone, ISL; Starr,
1853. Total, S27.
The First Ward Republican Club won
two games from the Union Club last
night in the Morris and Essex League at
the latter's alleys. The scores:-
FIRST GAME.
Union Club-Zahn, 149; Stevens, 142;
Thurber, 175; Snyder, 1850; -Schoonmaker,
: First Ward Republican Club-Mack, 200;
Ellor, 1865; Hobbs. 1873; Joseph Lee, l4l;
Smith, 100. Total, sos.
SECOND GAME.
Union ~Club-Zahn, lis; Stevens, 155;
Thurber. E6; Snyder, 1850; Schoonmaker,
First Ward Republican Club-Mack, 14s;
Ellor, III; Hobbs, 1874; Joseph Lee, To-;
Smith, 166. Total, 1856.
THIRD GAME.
Union Club-Zahn, ia; Stevens, 1850;
Thurber, POI: Snyder, 1856; schoonmaker,
IL. Total, $40.
First Ward REPUBLICAN, Glub1Maea' ~:
Smith. 143. Total, S07.
Two of the best women bowlers in this
city are engaged in the Arlington Hall
women's tournament of Brooklyn. They
are Mrs. Burns and Mrs. O'Brien. Both
ladies bowl on the Senate team and in the
games last night they made a very good
showing. The team they roll on looks
like a winner. The scores:-
FIRST GAME.
seN te-Mrs. Burns, 1873; Miss Louise
Jaco-.. 142: Mrs. w. Jackson, III; Mrs.
Fries. 1856; Mrs. O'Brien, las. Total. $50.
Columbia No. Mrs. Seekamp, 81; Mrs.
Halstead. 1913; Mrs. Hink. Sc; Mrs. Knoble,
Ill: Mrs. Lehnert. Is. Total, 4So.
SECOND GAME.
Columbia No. Mrs. Seekamp. 1877; Mrs.
Halstead. 1873; Mrs. Hink 112; Mrs. Knoble,
ia. Mrs. Lehnert. Sc. Total. SIT.
Columbia No. 2-Mrs. Deike, Ia; Mrs.
| Seiger. 65; Mrs. Buck, 102; Mrs. Lane. So;
| Mrs. Pope, Ill. Total. All.
THIRD GAME.
Columbia No. 2-Mrs. Deike. 1879; Mrs.
Mrs PODe III. Total, 5l0.
Jaeobi. 122: Mrs. Jackson. IA: Mrs. Fries,
142; Mrs. O'Brien. ia. Total. 6lS.
Mrs. Burns of this city did the sensa-
| tional bowling of the day yesterday at
~ternoon. when the opening games in the
Brooklyn Women's Bowling League were
bowled. Mrs. O'Brien also made a very
creditable showing. The scores:-
Carlton-Mrs. Bodevin. al; Miss v. Hiler.
III. Total. 25S. Monogram-Mrs; JACQUES,
Pin Knight-Mrs: Fries. 1874; Mrs Jack
i isn' Mrs igs; o'Brien. ios. Total ~
son = Ia. Total. ISL. Echo-Mrs. Burns,
iss; Mrs. ofBrien, 1O9: Total, 272
son, 1870 Total. 2S7; E Eefls1 NJ Burns
$50; Mrs. O'Brien, 40. iotal 70.
The return match game between the
Lincoln Bowling Club of Woods Hail al
lev and the Lyceum Bowling Club of st.
Boniface Bowling alley will be rolled at
Woods Hall alleys on Friday evening. At
the previous meeting the Lincolns were
the Victors and the Lyceum Will try and
turn the tables at this meeting. The
Lincolns had a practice game lasI night
Conway. 165; Stewart 40; Bogart: ll3, =.
fleming. 14S; F. HEM ilg, 12l; Hahn, jig;
Etzkorn, 1872; Wisserg loU; P 3S az