The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-18
NOTES OF THE BoWLERs.

The different ladies' bowling clubs in York
VILE and Harlem favor forming an association
and holding a tournament every season. There
are about twenty OF these clubs In the upper
part of the city. and considerable rivalry exists
among the members Of the different clubs. A
meeting to organize may be held in the near
future.
Several OF the clubs that competed in the
Academy tournament last season will make an
effort to organize II tournament next Wednesday
night. If successful. the series will be rolled at
the Uncle sam alleys.
X. and M.-Therc are no ties in bowling games.
If at the end of the tenth frame the contestants
have rolled a like number of pins one or more
frames are played until either side has the larger
score. But rs this was not done the bet should
be declared on.
There will be no Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation League this season. A meeting was held
last week to form one section, but IL proved un-
successful. The best bowlers Of the Y. NJ. @. A..
are playing with the crack clubs, and do not
care to rcll In the latter league.
IL present difficulties can be set aside q team
tourney will BE-. formed by the bowlers of the
New York Athletic Club. In addition to the
regular members Of the Athletic League team
there nre any number OF good, players In tho
club. such n tournament would be welcomed
by the devotees of the sport.
The New Jersey section of the American Anna
teur Bowling Union held a meeting In Newark
on Thursday night and arranged all necessary
plans for the preliminary. tournament. Six
clubs will strive FOR a place in the hnal series.
They are as follows: Alpha, America, Berkeley.
and Riversidcs of Newark, Lindens OF Linden,
and Arlingtons of Arlington. The four Newark
clubs will roll on the Sangers Hall alleys in
Newark. The other two clubs will play a home
and home series. Each club was assessed So,
the $40 to be divided into prizes us followsi
Ten dollars to the first team and high average
individual bowler and IS TO tho second team
and bowler making the most number OF spares.
No player will be allowed to win two prizes.
The following officers were elected: w. l..
Muchmore, Cheirman; william I. Corrigan.
and e. Edward Rail. Schedule Committee.
The third game in the 1orkville and Harlem
League on Friday night was won by the ORR
entail team. The score:
er 52asrI Iss: Kiiep 1st' N Meyf Total iss sss. Bauer iao' k"-
III; tasmmcrer. ii3; zobel, i5i. Total, 74i.
The Suburban Athletic Bowling Club League,
the series to decide the championship. The or
ganization is composed of the following clubs:
Columbia Club of HobOken, Bloomfield Cycle
and Athletic Association, Roseville Athletic
Association, and South Orange Field Club. The
clubs will play three games against each other,
one at home, one abroad, and one on neutral AL
lcys. The following schedule has been adopteds
Date. Competitors. alleys.
Nov. 2l... .ROsevillr VS.. Columbia ....... RosevIle,
Nov. % %. Bloomfield VS.. South orange Bloomfield.
Nov. rs. Columbia W.. ROseytlle. %. .. Columbia.
Dee bS s' ,s sIHim 3 1rpd e.. vs. Rol m% lin . faoam8 3rsnss
be-. 10. 10. no rvillr Va. South orange. 80. Roseyile.
Dec. is. .HoscYillc VS.. bloomfield ... ..kOseyille.
Dec. 10. Coi umbla vs.. south Orange. Columbia.
Dee. 27... bloomfield vs.. Columbia. go, bloomfield.
Jan. g.. South Orange vs.. l.csaNilie, ... South Oran9o
Jan. O.. Columbia vs.. Bloomfield .,....C Columbia.
Jan. i0.. -. south Orange vs.. Columbia. South Orange
Jan. Is. -. RoSeyllle vs.. Columbia. 81. .... bloomfield.
Jan. FL. bloomfield VI. south orange. Columbia
Jan. 49,. Bloomfield vs.. Columbia. -. Rosevtlle,
Feb. 3d.. ROscville VS.. south orange. -, Bloomfield.
Feb. -. ROseville vs.. Bloomfield .,.... South oranes