New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

The total scores show for the oxford cub 1881
Lincoln. 1869: Union League 1870; knckerDocNef
1904: Wildwood l57l; Hanover. l.57i Aurora Gra'a
1,5c5: Carleton. 15eO: Columbian. l.iJ0; Montauk
1875
Bottle pool is an established and popular sport
at the Hanover club. The record of the tourney
up to date leaves Messrs. Wurs,er. Storms. kruni-
beck Bacon Piper. Evans and Or. Gui.ck In the
front. In succession Mossrs Dick Bert Royce
Meyer. Wyman bishop Bryant and Mollenhauer
were defeated
Brought down to eight the contestants lined up
for the finals. in which Messrs. Krumbeck. Bacon.
Piper and Evans were the winners. On Thursday
night the fina.s for the second division were
played. -Four teams contested. and the winners on
the first Thursday in December will meet Messrs.
Krumbeck. Bacon. Piper and Throckmorton, who
In their divisions. TO decide who shall carry
off the four prize cues. Messrs. Lethbrdge and
Hasler the winners of last years tournament, VIII
H. Evans. John Trim and John Demoni are in the
lead in the clubs home whist tourney. The Mon
1t was won from the Montauk bowlers In a game
visitors scored S7 TO the home teams al In the first
game and in the second the scores We're tie, at So
until it is won by another team The cub viii hold
its first theatre party at the Amphion Monday
in Dakota" and return TO the clubhouse afterward
for a dance and supper at which Mr.. Reed. who is
The Algonquin Club gave ladies reception" at
the cosey clubhouse in President-st. last Thurs
The dinner to Colonel Frederick D. Grant. on
Thursday evening was the principal incident Of the
The Entertainment Committee Of the Aurora Grata
Club is arranging some attractive amusement feat
night The Entertainment Committee consists OF
". Robertson, Charles NJ May and Frank e.
Mason 4 return match game Of bowls viii be
The Carleton bowlers Messrs. Schenck Van Sick
sn Gc % RssD s Whsse Ddr sman na
Gooderson. Kirkland. belong. Rice. Morse. Ellis
Esderse sell and and compete for FIVE nTzes
scoring cor i ils ''' and the caretons iics
the season held by the 'i Bsookyn Riding ' and
Driving Club Wednesday evening last. The at
on handsome chestnut. directed Tho evoiutlons on
the tan bark; The manocuwes, were skiful and
The csar , notes of f 'age then called The
hart ana Miss frankie Huntington. O. Raihmaler
Hunter. r.. Is. Woodward and Miss sadie. Seaman.
Mr.. and Mrs Emanuel Cadenas. j. j.. Hines nnd
I.ockett. Foster, Champion and Miss Edith Candle.
s. F. STREET. and Miss Edith Porter. George Walsh
Rossiter. ": W; Walsh and lanes H.. Hart }; II.
Smith and Reuben Daniels, Colonel 6 l.; Middle
". ". Walsh .jr. followed
Attack and defence Of the flag two to defend and
Foster Champion, Emanuel cadenos ana Robert
ming the contest on time For Thanksgiving Eye
fine card is promised Henry Bowers; O. Ea,h,
are the Committee in charge Colonel John &
Partridge has a class OF forty riders. with
"A waiting list. the class Is limited The directors
have set Friday night as Colonel Partrdges class
night.
The silver trophy cup. valued at sGcO put mp by
the bowlers Of the MOntauk club, contest ID
for Thursday evening for the first time The
home club team met the strong team OF the Han
over club who carried the cup away. II Is
assured fact that the defeated MOntauks will put
forth all their enerGies to regain IT, According to
the rules governing the contests. each club Is al
lowed TO play for. and win or lose the cup. three
times II any club can win the cup and hold 1t
for three successive games. II will be entitled to
hold it until the bowling season OF 1915.