The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-17
ROWLING.
Op,nine 1ssses In Thc sun .Individusi
Tournament

The seventh annual competition OF THR sUN individ.
nal championship tournament began at the ocrmanin
Assembly Rooms alleys last night Additional In
forest Ia manifested in the tourney this year. owing
to the number Of young bowlers who are striving for
tho championship. The bowicrs who are entered In
tho tournament are the star players of their rcspcc
tive clubs, and each man has a host OF followers I,
II the ambition OF nearly every one who plays tcnpins
to win the championship of Tux suN tournament. az
the tourney IL recognised by bowiers as one OF the
events OF the bowling season. Joe Thum could not
have selected a more disagrceablc night 10 start the
tournament However. the incicment weather did
not keep the lovers of good bowling away. Consider
hleh scores were made, aud, as the games were evenly
SfPhn'e mcn r shs q 2nlIe9 lnsi ma nIS Sver ,ye ssa sSim 20 sn 81 7 tss
GGn,ds r RoI and WssGlngton Bowling ciubs and
defeated Shimnn IN a nyc game series, but the best
ff}SI i6 S2Sis se erie sf fe.uitG sP IN a vI Tss 10 FOR ore STEIN SSH s" The
scoresi
FIRST st~RrEs-Fnsr oAaE.
sshhinGna .sS g g 3ss iSSs IL isg iS% iSsSS a lSSdS
S~trihesoclineh. o. shimsn. 4. s~pares-cilpch. o;
SECOND GAME.
SShl'InSsa e e q g e 10 Il iiSS7 i@ iss iSSg9
s~trlkes.Clinch. 81 shlman. =. s~pares-Clinch. II
THIRD GAME.
SSiiIn @ e g e g e iSS iSS IL iSss ii11Ss
Strikes clinch. o. shiman. /. spares-ciinch. o;
FOURTH GAME.
sllRSsi IL: .aS g g 50 Ss 81 49, % iiffSS iissS Iss iIS Ss9
s~trikesoocltnoh, 81 shlmsn. 3. ~spares-clinch. d;
yrrn GAME.
sl,nSsi ,: :&S g e g e i tsss ii55Ss is i9s f fas
s~trlkcs-olinch, q; shiman, 8. spares Cllnch.. o:
shimsn. iSn. ffSiisS RT KEibBEsein. 0 s sSraSnh Fox. '0'
sEcoND sERiEs-FIRsr GAME.
ss,%an .:SS 8 q 3 g 20 is iSs IL IL iiss i lss faSSss
strlfes-shiman. 4: Stein, 3 spares-shiman, o.
sEcoSD oAmE.
sss sein' a ae e = SS55 liz 49, iss i iSa IL i isS
Stein. q
s stsin ,: :-ss q q 6 g 6 g = i g IL IL ia IL i lSe i lsS
strlkes-shiman. q; Stein. 4. spares-shiman, n
ss,%.n :::is e e g g g 50 ss ~ III I Iis i 1ss rs
st strlfs g SR.rsss; p 2; s NsmsL i spa5oS ushimP s,,, q
i7oG UmpiTe@f. 6tiiincfh. scorSr"M Fox.
TurRD sERiES-BRsr GAME.
c eiHaaEi:.ao % g g q = liz iit sa i iSo i iss f iss
strikes-Stein,3 .: Clinch, .. sparss-Stein, 8: Clinch,e.
SECOND GAME.
eiinen III: % g g g Sc ss iiSSss IL ia 1s6 iss i i% s LIZ
strikes-stein,s 8; cnnoh, 5. spares-stein. 8; Cllnch,4.
THIRD GAME
e efiaai aSS g q s. y 3 S 3 i iis i i2 ii5S IL i iss
strlkes-stein. 4; Clinch, s. spares-stein, 9; Clinch. 8.
FounTH GAME.
e effnehi r:: % q q Sc g 6 i e i e i lss i i4s ISL ,a 81
strikcs-stein. 8; Clinch. 4. spares-stein, 4; Clinch,9 e.
FIFTH oAsE.
efineSi ia: :sS ts g g g i g ~ ~ - - i iss 1sl HS5
8. S naefsgs nr sa Ri Slts Stein 3 81, sPat ciintS. 80 = ! Sli Tn
pire. d. Frercks: scorer, II. Fox.
The Cliutons. who are at present leading in tho
s %Ss1s tho, fS W snso'n Hsl1, fl Inc th sd iS%s5 Ra ia p aw th e, Si AZ
opening games for the week. The scores. WV '"'
FIRST GAME
xs MSnP pss' ss,Esn l4'' Twaits 1906 Hull, 100:
,1 E''q RSaiicf. i Buzz Ria lhei Ra w. Total atp y45 Douglas
SECOND GAME.
Rent. l5o; CathcnrL ia7.' Total, "a. '"'
l24; RuddicF. isS; &aGIclgh. Isl. Total, 7sa a'0s"''
The New York bowlers made their record eight
strssllsht ytefior!es in the Harlem League at Thum &
escaped losing the second game. Which Wo nHIdiFRhw svsS
been won by the olymplas but for the poor playing Of
Roggenknmp. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
stT5 S,an 1sa: = %sHerI 1875 fSi I TSG;, ~; secAthe' 1871
Ratz, lsi; thinner, 40. Total. 749.
SECOND GAME
New York-Price, lea; Livingston. 100; More, 1850;
, Dlyinpla-Grupe lSO; ROggeukalnp, ia; VOEel, 100:
Ratz. l55: thinner. 1877. Total. 77o.
THIRD GAME.
pS Msw T ;5s. Isnso;r l Isl L! Hd'tr ON 1885, More 1903;
s,F aG,s1 Ia, !. Meyer, i ia; f TSisi. 49, 49, s''''A'' '7''
Brooklyn, last night, resulted thus,
FIRST GAME
Ef 81 %Si isl: F. k'q RlSsho 's'i iJ ); k & i, R'na 1ssi G i5s:
v acknowledgements fss; s. sssGa. l 81: f 4o sa.s 4ss. '''' Hail. 1906
SECOND GAME
salsmapdern 100; scheeter, OF; Henry, 1870;
w etSfpf fos Gs 8. SPAIN, 1871 49,. i To SsnN Be- .''; Hail. 1877
THIRD GAME.
,S Sa' F. E' kPncfo H'p ias; i. ~ k 4 Hi"Sa' "a III To' ain sSP.
l24; Downes. 1885, Ruth. 100. Total, $50.
the opening games ior the week in The series Of the
score ,
Doollttles, Hoicomb, lse; Brill. les; Perlmuttor,
$50: Clark; l6s: Gorman, 1871; Total, sa4
A buchtenEirch. iss; j. BuchtenEirch. I6s. fotai.
eI PoO @In1% sI I1s! Sana, aal lss hri 4s,l lp' 10 rerlmutter'
4 BucItcnkirck., I5i; j. 'Buchtenklrch, 40. TOTAL,
The Spartans defeated the Empires IN the rolLofr for
the second prize In the Uncle sam national tournn-
mcnt Mt traenkle's alleyslast night. The ties for NTH,
i Iis' ofG der" i TSsIla gt q I, T Golden of'i RcG, IN and sps or rSliST.
The scores:
Due, $50; suhl, 22i. Tutal, Sje.
Spnrtan-Stimmol 1914; sanders, 1872: FuesSol, lBg; |
435i ilass, 40, Thuin 1873. Total. saa.
Orchard uiiw ink"l, 40; Rucrer, lI4; yorrath,
1871; SchwncAr. lII! WilCkons. III. TOtaI, 73p.
.Fidelia No. 2-kibhnl, no; Genies, 2epi Holden.
2lS, 5. TinW, lS@s AInann, lsp. Total, BIb.
Golden Roi-Shtnan, 100; W. Arnold, $50: Rieger,
2OY; schroeder, 1873; starr. 100. Total. $40.
bowling Games Tonight.
THE Sun lndividual-Thyne. Kibbcl, and Amann.
New York koynl ArtRnum League olfaN Council,
knlCLCrbOcker Council, and Samaritan &c luCil.
Harlem rnruc-Lynwood, Wyanoke, and Phoenix.
Annexed Distriut-Fust Murrisanin No. | vs.. X. q. $.
No. 2. MClrusp VIZ. l., q. 5. No, 2, MelrOse vs.. East N0r
rlsanla M. l, East Morrisania No. 9 VS.. X 4. 4. No ..