The Jersey City news., 1902-02-26
SPORTS AND
SpORTSMEN
Pastime Bowlers Take First
Series Rolled il New
Jersey Three Men
League.
ROSEVILLE'S BIG SCORE
Made New Athletic League
Record Diocesan Union
League Columbia
Lost st-Notes.

The New Jersey Association three men
team tournament has been begun on Ar
thurs alleys Washington street, Hobo
ken The teams that competed in the
| first series were Aetna. Defender and
Pastime The Pastilnes defeated both the
! other teams, and the Defenders beat the
/ Aetnas There was a. big crowd on hand
to see the Inauguration of the tourna-
ment. The scores
FIRST SERIES
Aetna Waters. 164; Fixel. 152; Russell.
1872 Total, AS.
Aetna-~wateFs, IA; Fixel l7s; Russell,
! 159 Total, 482.
/ Defender-Wichman, 1Sl; Duffy, 16l;
| Witte, 1862 Total 504,
SECOND SERIES
Aetna-waters, ia; Fixel, 17s; Russell,
Pastime-Brauder, IA; Hulle, 200; Tiede-
mann. i5S; Total, 502. 20. p,...o,,
1 1870. Total, 49s
mann, III. Total, sol.
THIRD SERIES.
Pasti,ne-Brauer 1d9; Hulle, 1888; Tiede-
( mann, l6l. IOtal. Dol.
Defender-Wichman, 1872; Duffy, 13l;
Pasfime-Brauer. $50: Hulle, 1872; Tiede-
mann. 172. Total, 534
/ Defender-Wichman, 159; Duffy, 160;
/ Witte, 1856. Total sos.
The results last night in the Morris and
Essex League series follow
chamssFiIH m9atsia IS siglgw AB5aifisF Ia aiieT 81 81
| English 1914 Total 76s.
! Champenois, l73; Melick, 173; Wildey, 16i
Montclair Y. NJ. C. A:-Badgley, 14s
English. 124 Total, 702.
South Orange-Grady. III; Cameron, 200;
Champenois, l6S; Melick, IA; Wildey. l4i.
Montciair Y. NJ g A-BaagIey, 15s;
Chamberlin. AS; siglew, 1897 Miller, l57;
Eseish seufh orangPaTady r 0tS s. 1922 Cameron 49,
| Campenois. 125; Melick, 12i; Wildey, 1876.
! Total. 716
Union Club aThurber. les; Thomson. 15s;
Riverside x. c.-Teiler, 1ss Glutting.
1S4; Block 1867 Tompklns, 1ss; Smith, 1Ss
Union League-Thurber 234;; Thomson,
142; CHAPMAN: 172; 2. zahn, l66; sehoonma-
14S; Block 1853; Tompkins, 145; Smith, Isl-
Union Club-Thnrber 1es; Thomson. 1io;
CHAPMAN; 5 ls9; zahn, 1Se; schoonmaker,
Riverside x. c.-Teiler. 142; Cutting.
14S;. Block. 165; Tompkins, 157; Smith, $50
| Todtal, 772.
In Newark last night the following
games were bowled in the Diocesan Union
! League
| ST. Mary's-J. Kircher. 100; Feinhals. 17e;
Keipig:a 1sl; D. Leary. lls; steets, 49,
S5as o-ange lse' varev-cnrlen. ,4a, Quinn. 1ss;
I Walsh, 49, Brannick, 1852; Kennedy, 200.
St. Mary,s-J. Kircher, ISL; Felnhais, 81;
Keinig. 146; D. Leary, 1888; steets. 1Sl
Orange valley-cullen 1856; Quinn, 1sg:
Walsh, IA; Brannick 1853; Kennedy, 1913.
/ Baylev Lyceum-Gallagher, l4s: suli-
van. ia; McGreevey, f2z; Fay, 1872; Bro
! gan, 153. Total. 7G4.
T. A. 3. -Rnrtwhistle 15s: Bit. 15t:
McBarron 157; Whelan, 1886; Clifford 1ls.
si,i Bavley Lyceum-esauaeh 1s5; Sullivan,
! 124: McC4reevey. 10; Fay, l72; Brogan, 122.
T. 4. B. s.-Rurtwhistle III: Pitt, 15s;
McBarron 15S; Whelan, 1e7; Clifford, 15o.
/ Total, 750
| Remarkable scores were rolled by the
Rosevilie A. A. bowlers in the Athletic
League series on the home alleys on
Monday night. the team averaging 1,eO2
| in the three games. Van Ness averaged
222 and Thompson 210 2-S. The home team
won all three games. The sscores:-
FIRST GAME.
Rosevile a: A;-PieTson, 5s, 5ss Thonaps,oll q
Knickerbocker A. Gross, l7s; ssy-
mour, 1856: wilson, Isa; fletcher. 1so;
SECOND GAME.
Roseville A. A.-Pierson, 1888; Thompson.
2c5: Smith. 1885, Van Mess, 2ss; Meyer, 1875.
/ Total, 1,032.
KnickedEbocksr A. C--Ress, lsa; ssy.
mour, 1872; Wilson 1873; Fletcher, lS2;
! Parker, 1S3 Total sl4.s
/ THIRD GAME
Rossville A. A-pierson, 200: Thompson,
1s4; Smith, 2lS; Van Ness, ls4; Meyer, 2o2.
KnIcksgbocker A. Cross. ls7; sey-
Parker, 1876. Total 75s.
Although Entire Nous is leading in the
Diocesan Union Bowling League race. Or
| ange Valley, which is third on the list.
has done the best work. Entire Nous has
won eighteen games, and met with only
four defeats, while Orange Valley has
twenty-five Victories to It's credit But
seven black marks are chalked up against
the Valley five. Institute, with fourteen
games wen and six lost Is in second
place. The race is an open one, and even
some of the teams farther down the line
have a chance to win out. The standing
of the teams follows
Won Lost. HIS.
Entire Nous ....... IS S93
/ institute ... IA 6 96s
/ Orange Valley .. 25 9i3
Gt Columba . 10 II 90t
H T. A. B. S......ts...t.11 IL is SIT
! ST. Mary's No. f........ "A 4 Sl4
I st. Patrick's 1890. II Is S53
Bayley ..........1 10 16 ssf
/ ST Aloysius S l6 S0t
I ST Mary's No. 2..S II $50
| Dominican .......6 20 7Si
Queeney, Of Entire Nous, leads the in
] lixidnal bowlers with the apparently