New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
Fun Ar THE FLATBUSH CLUBS.
BOWLING MATCHES THE ORDER OF THE DAY.
THE MIDwcOD'S TEAM SPORTING
10, 4 DEFEAT.

BOWLING MATCHES THE ORDER OF THE DAY:
THE MIDwooDs TEAM SPORTING
Fos DEFEAT.
New improvements to the bowling alleys, an id.
dlton 10 the library of several valuable etchinga
the latter n gift from a private source. ana ne"
billiard table is the record OF the last week al the
Knickerbocker Field Club in Flatbush The men,
bership is continually the increase, and all hahds
pride themselves on possessing. perhaps. the most
perfect alleys to be found in Kings County. Ths
ball-racks have been extended. the floors on the
three alleys have been repaned and extra lights
supplied. The sport of bowling has become tho
craze. Mrs W. O. SchwarZwaeders lfO. Miss Jep-
sons l6l. Miss A Maynards 1884, Miss Celia ConneiFs
l3o Mrs. d. V. Reieys l26. Mrs +. Cowperwaites
1873. and Mrs r. Brandt's high score Of Isl are re-
cent records made by some of the women bowlers
Eight tables were occupied by progressive euchre
partles last evening The prizes were furnished
by Mrs F. A. Adams and Mrs. 4. Nanderveer.
F. H. briggs, A. p. Catlin and F. Webster the
committee on bowling closed the entries las, night
for a handicap tournament Teams OF hVe VIII
compete and prizes will be awarded. On "ednes-
day night entries closed for the handicap billiaro
tournament arranged by W. F. Weise and D. v
Kelley. Early next week the tourney will begin
with r. McNeel W. Norwood. J. Haviland, Z
Maynard ". Rose. H. Wall. f. H. Lott F. Case
F. Adams A. Young W. wilkins. E. q. Zaoresko
and c. BollInger jr.. contesting.
For next Tuesday evening H. ID. Lott. f. IL
briggs and +. A. Adams. the Committee on Enter
tainrent have arranged musical and literary
concert Mrs Robert Connor, Of New-York. ana
The Murray Brothers, in their musical speciaties,
will take par, in the concert The week Will end
with meeting OF the directors to discuss Improve
ments and further projects OF pastime for the long
winter evenings In the club.
Bowling in the Wildwood Club. OF Flatbush, has
become It Is safe TO say, an art among the lovers
IA. Iast1nF fflf tod
the clubs crack team-Messrs. Cone. johnson.
Steinbueer sullivan and Matthews-can be beaten
By any club team in Kings County. ON last Mons
day night the team won fresh laurels in the Inter-
Club League series by the defeat in both games Ok
the crack team OF the Montauk Club. The country
in handsome style on the latter's alleys The two
games scored tor the Midwoods so IN the hrst
and SIC in tn. second defeating the Montauk ~
II pins in the first and % in the second. -,
Tomorrow night the Hanovers team Will en-.
Stub game on Thursday night the team scored
s26 pins. The Entertainment Committee has ar.
th@ fun. to waich the Boston IDEAL Mandolin. Guitar
Gee club and De We're and AFcn 5s c 5ns
viii hold a meeting and elect Nominating Com N.
nttee TO select ticket Of officers to be elected at
'hs 1 1tam n mSSiins f l" Hoto Captain
Moran J. s Desedng and A. - ir rel RrNok nas
brooklyn club. which drew out OF the race, ana
Horizons team. IN order TO fall In line with the
regular scheduled dates OF the Whist League paysd
on Tuesday evenings met the team OF the Hamilton
club at the lattsr's home last night
In the home individual whist tourney, A. H. Ire.
maine and q. 7. Cone lead; with six games won
are second with five games won and two lost.
In the billiard tourney Howard Lasher ana X. !.
Rerwlrth are on even winning terms. while Charles
T. Jennings leads in the bottle pool tournament.
As the games of the lnter.club League VIII 10
plavel on the clubs alleys tomorrow night,
ladies night. Will be held the following even
ing At "A dance in the club parlors last Mon,
the United States cruiser NewYork, were present.
They were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph