The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-30
BOWLING.
FIdeIias ana Coriuthiuas Beaten BY the Abb.
ons IN the A. y. Tourney.

~ N"' NN-Hhs ~
the GermaniA Assembly Rooms alleys last night the
Albions improved their chances considerably of win.
ming one OF the American national tournament prizes.
The scores;
FIRST GAME.
~Fdena-Paulson, 1877; Roster. 1Sli Amann. 100,
Foege iesi Kehlsdorf. goa: Total; $40
~Albion-Taylor. 1885 Packer. ies; lockwood loAi
Cnngen. 2l4i Arnold, 100. TOTAL WV
SECOND GAME.
~Fldeiia-Paulson, 172; Roster, cog; Amann. lag;
Corinthihn-Holden. lSA; Clinch, lNoi walter, elo;
Mcclellan, 1t5; Brill. l72. Total $40.
THIRD GAME.
Authorization 1ei; Packer. 1875; ockwood l75;
Cllngen, 1888; Arnold, 10. Total, 0sO.
.Corinthian-Holdep IFS; Clinch, COL Walker, 1885
Mcclellan, l66; Brill, 2l2. Total VIZ.
The Nassau and Mount Morris Bank teams wcrc
twice defeated in the rans CLERKS League tourna-
ment at Reds alleys last night Inc scores;
FIRST oAaR.
Nassau Bank-Haines. los: Earl. 10; Bonton, 10Y;
Coo, 1870; Young. lOl. Total Do1'
Hanna lol; Mitchell, 1875; Haynes, l39. Total, $50.
SECOND GAME.
Nassau Bank-Hain III; Earl. o.; d pnton 1874;
coe, 1870; Young. lps Total. $40 .
Buckbee. ll6; Mclean. l2S; Mooney, 1875. Total,
Corn Exchange Bank-Duckley, l24; Gcrdts. III;
Keep. 90; Mitchell, lb6; Haynes, ll3. Total. o97.
Hamilton Bank-OS haughnessy. 1877; GrOo. a2;
Buckbee. ll9; Mclean. %; Mooney, l75. Total. $50.
FOURTH GAME.
Mount Morris BanG-C. II. M"Kevcr. l35; Wendell,
lal; Lewis. 1902; Timpson. 1873; Gross. 140. Total.
German Savings Bank-Folz. 1885, Rohde. 90; Eick.
hon. l04; Schroeder. liS; huhlhausen, l42. Total.
6S3.
FIFTH GAME.
Mount Morris Renk-C. II. McKever, 14o; Wendell.
1919; Lewis. %; Timpson, ll3; Gross, 100. Total,
$50.
129; Oakley. l04; jenkins. 100; Yates. l79. Total.
6S7.
SIXTH GAME.
n.~,,.- .rtnu. D.,h t-t. tra, Dahd. los, rt.t
hon, l22; Schroeder. 1850; Muhihausen. lSs. Total.
United states Sub. Tire asury-Jordan. 1885; Hymes.
1913; oakley, ll2; Jenkins, 1i6; Yates, 1875. Total.
COZ.
The closing games of the week In tho New York
Royal Areanum League tournament were rolled at
the Village club alleys last night. Tho scores:
FIRST GAME.
Knickerbocker Council-Blair. OIL; Bermilye. 1873;
Brsnd,; "; krne es i5s; Won Claim; lSa. r9.a,. GO.
kens, 1871; Powles, lV2; schwiebert, 100. Total. 7es.
SECOND GAME
Knickerbocker ~Council-F-ommel. 141; Bermiiye,
ia; Fruhan. 81; Kraeger. l5s; Won Claim, 1872. To-
Empire City councll-Knutel, zoe; Partridge. l.s;
Braisted, 16l; Draper. 1876; Fuchs. 1877. Total, 79S.
THIRD GAME.
Citizens Council-Spreen las: TONES. 1926; VIII.
kens, 1855. Powies, 1873; schwiebert, i45. Total, 7a3.
Empire City C~ouncii-Knubel, 40. Partridge. li5;
Braisted. 1875; Draper. 1873; Fuchs. 11s. Total, 7S7.
Last nights game, In the United Bowling Clubs
tournament at Thum & kahlsdorfs Harlem alleys
were between the independent. Washington and
Hoodoo teams Of section 8. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
observation-disclosures. l4l: Sachs. l7s; Lamline.
washington-A shiman. lt5; ochs. 1888; Keiser.
l4e:S. Zenn. III; Schif. 1877. Total, $50.
SECOND GAME.
Observation-Disclosures. ll6; Sachs, 1871; Lamline.
lGI; kleiner. i97: Loewenhers,, 100, Total Sll;
Hewitt. ls5; Mitchell. 100. Total. s57.
THIRD GAME.
Washirgton.A. shiman; ISIS; ochs, ISIS; Keiser'
Hoodoo-Spitzhor. 1875; Dcnninger. 1871; Felt. 1872;
Hewitt. lao; Mitchell. 1874. Total. sol.
The South Brooklyn and Prospect wheelmen com.
psted last night in the prelim nary tournament OF
or alter Sew York whcrlmcn have b en- admitted 10
the tournament. and they Will complete the prelimi,
entered. and the two divisions will consist Of seven
clubs in the INST and six in the second. Last nights
games resulted as follows:
FIRST GAME.
South Brooklyn w.-Stoutenberg 1873; Anderson.
1870; Comiskey. 1925; Ruth. I79; Allen. 1855. Total,
Prospect w.-Garlichs. 1874; Bonner. I4s; Beattie,
1875; waln. lag; shannon. 1854. Total. 700.
SECOND GAME.
1875; comiskey. lel Ruth. 1870; Allen. l4s. Total, e7l,
PrSsp"St W;.Gsr.isns. ~ .ohner i4C' Beattie'
THIRD GAME.
South Brooklyn w.-stoutenbcrg. l25; Anderson.
lss; Comiskey. 1874; Ruth. l2s; Allen. 1877. Total,
Jus
Prospect w.-Garlichs. ISL; Bonner. lTS: Beattie,
li7; Porter. l5l; shannon, lis. Total, Ii0.
Gilbert Councils team did not play up to its usual
average in the Brooklyn ltoyal Arcanum tournament
last night and narrowly escaped defeat in the third
game. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Gilbert-Hager, 1852: Fuller, 1914; Grinth, 1856
Boards, 1855; Van TaSsel. 1870. Total. TIA.
Acmc-Teed. l56; Moor, lS6; Cuthbert, les; Pills
worth. l26; herman. lao. Total, $50.
SECOND GAME.
Acme-Tepd. III. Moore. lbl. Cuthherf lAH. pfilr
worth. l22 Bierman, 1870. Total, 800.
Fiero. l45; SiddHll, 1873 Total. 165.
THIRD GAME.
Alert-F. Wood. 1874: II. Wood. 800; Hawkins, 1856
Fiero. 1872; Siddall, $50. Total, I'll.
GilLert-HRger. l2s; Fuller. Ire; Griffith, ls2
Smith. l04; Boards, 1873. Total. 10.
The Brooklyn women's Bowling League held ia
annual meeting at the Elephant clubhouse on
Wednesday night. Mrs. Jacques presided. and the
J followin ing clubs were represented by delegates: A. d
| c.. Monogram, Lady Monlauk, Lady Welcome. LAZY
Independents. Inter Uns. and Lady Equals. The re-
zation was in a hourishing condition. II
was decided to hold q tournament thi.
season. beginning In February. the games to be
played at the Elephant clubhouse alleys. The cleo
ton OF officers resulted as follows: President, Mrs
Ava Jacqu,s OF the Monogram; Vice.Presidcnt. Mrs
Whitlock Of the Monogram; Secretary, Miss vietta s
Hiler of the A. Il. c.; Treasurer, Mrs. @. MoIitor OF
the Lady Montauk. An adjourned meeting will be
held next month for the purpose Of receiving appli
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