The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-17

Teutonia Bowling Club met last night,
at Rethwisch's alleys. The members
turned out largely and though the club
has just about gotten under wal for the
| year, the scores Shove that among the
members are some excellent bowlers. The
present members have the honor of open
ing the sixteenth season for the organiza-
ton. The officers in charge of affairs
| are:-Loufs S~ternberger. president; A.
Kost, treasurer: Charles Helbig, scores
tary; George ~Sternberger. captain SoAse
Of the scores made follow:-Louis Stern
| berger, 140; Charles HeIbig, 1870; A. Kost,
1s0; George Sternberger, 160; Phillip
| Diehl. 1872; Jake Diehl, 1860; Noblong, 100;
| Fred Hem, 1850; G. Behrens, It's; Stevens,
lis; F. Dietz, 40; P. Janessen, l50; Ever
son, 100.
The Pleasure Club held forth at Tiet-
| jen.s alleys, sip and Summit avenues. last
| night. and toyed with the pins with con-
| siderable success in the accumulation of
large figures. Woodhouse took the place
| of honor by scoring 1875. The scores
Alderman, 125; Beck, 145; W~oodhouse, 1856;
H~enningsen, ia; C. Flugge, III; Fl.
Flugge. 40; Trap. 143; Hoops, Jag; Kopp,
10; Rose, It's; Sterling, IN; SiIberstorf,
1874, HoFler. 40; Pforthner, le2.
162.
Heye's alleys were occupied by the Car
| teret Bowling Club last night and they
had a lot Of fua with the pins. The palm
was carried off by Garrison, who smashed
out the excellent score of 210. The others
were successful in obtaining good figures,
specimens of which follow:-Garrison, 210;
w. Anderson, 161; Carrie, fi3; ]. Ander-
- 1eo. rJainoo no. Pna1ca lax
A new club was organized last night at
Woods Hail alleys, and will be known.
| hereafter as the Columbia Club. The
members will occupy the alleys every
Monday night. No officers have been
| chosen as vet as this was the first meet
ing. and nothing but purely preliminary
matters were arranged and few games
bowled. Westlake proved the star with
a total of 1876. The score
Longwell. 1870; Reed, no; Sturteyant,
1872: Dwyer. 155; Solomon, 1872; Murray. 152;
Evans, 143; Stryker, 1856; Way, 100, West
lake, 1876.
The Hey Day alleys of South street and
PaIisadc avenue were kept warm last
night by the If Bowling Club, the MEM
beers Of which made the following scores:
-Collard. 1876; Goetschius. IT.; Du Bois,
POS. Kennedy, 100, Aitili, iots NdihSCi -
Rowe. IT'S; G. Walker. 125; Wiggers, $50.
Hogen's alleys was the scene OF an or
ganization meeting last might when a
number of ladies and gentlemen got to-
gether and formed the Gemuethligkeit
Bowling Club. Officers will be elected at
the meeting next Monday night. Some OF
the scores made last night WEREN'T. Fl.
Harder. 140; Mrs. H. Harder, 80; Mr.. zol-
lerinski. 1872; Mr.. Roof, 14S; Mrs. Roof,
60; M. schutzins, Isl; Mr.. Reid, III; Miss
Rolf, "a.
Excelsior Bowling Tub had a tussle
with the pins at Cottage alleys, near the
Court House. and rolled these scores:-
Smith, 1872; Coyle, 147: Wallace. 1850; Bertz,
III; Snyder, 149; Erb, 152; Holloway, 159-
The ninth annual opening Of the Ameri-
can National Tournament was held last
night at Germania Assembly Rooms al
leys and an unusually large crowd was
on hand to witness the sport. Otto Foege
made the excellent score of 249 to keep
the others busy for a time. The scores
FIRST GAME.
Observation-Disclosures. ISL; Buchholz. 16s;
Schroeder. 100; Schwacke, las; Wiickens,
FiYdelia-Wagner. 1860: Kibbel, a47; Kas-
ter. 165; Foege. 249; Amann, 1856. Total, s07.
SECOND GAME.
Observation-Disclosures, az; Buchholz, 21S;
Schroeder. 1865; Schwacke. ISL; Wilckens,
col. Total. sos.
Glendale-Schneider. 175; Stutterheim.
ISL; Groeling. 1866; R. Fuchs, 155; A.. Fuchs,
1S9. Total, 836.
THIRD GAME.
FideIia-Wagner, 17; Kibbel. ia; Kos
ter. III: Foege, 155. Amann, 1877. Total. s9t-
Glendale-Schneider. 1875; Stutterheim.
aa5; Groeling. 1S5; r.. Fuchs. 1876; A fuchs.
173. Total, z53.
Metropolitan, Riverdale and Central
teams will roll tonight in the A. N. T.
The National League tournament games
tonight win bring together the Imperial,
Pontias Wheelmen and Roseville Club
teams. This will be the opening of the
tournament.
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