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BRlLL'S CLEVER WORK
He Rolled Up High Scores
Against Kahlsdorf and
Mcclellan.
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Thom's alleys, Kahlsdorf lost his oppor-
tunity to tie Foege for the championship,
and i'll place of being at the top kahls-
dorf must now be content with fourth
place. Brill rolled in clever form, and by
winning twice has tied Thyme n Arnold
in third place. This will be rolled off
next Monday night. In the first series
five games were rolled between Brill
and Mcclellan. the former making close
to a 200 average. In the second series
rolled three of the five games
with scores above the 200 mark, the third
giving him a total of 255. In the final
games Brill won from Kahlsdorf in the
second, fourth and fifth games. Score
FIRST SERIES-FfRST GAME.
Mcclellan 20 10 70 IS III I26 i35 142 159 is
StrikeS-Brill, A; MacLellan. 4, Spares
Brill. 5; Mcclellan. 2.
SECOND GAME.
Brill e g 4 G. G. 50 l2s 14s 1ss 1ss 2os 222
Strikes-Briii, s; MacLeilan, 8. Spares
Brill, i; Mcclellan, 5.
THIRD GAME.
Mcclellan IS IS Is & 81 liz iss is iSG 1ss
Strikes-Brill, /; Mcclellan, s.. Spares
FOURTH GAME.
Brill 49,. ...29 40 Sc rs s95 lis 1876 1853 1872 1871
Mcclellan 20 so 70 80 III 1874 142 ISL III 1871
Strikes-Brill 8; Mcclellan, A. Spares
Brill, 8; Mcclellan. A..
FIFTH GAME.
Brill III % As GO 81 1o4 124 IA 1854 1874
strikes-Brill, 9; MacLelian, 4. spares
Brill, 6; Mcclellan, 5.
SIXTH GAME.
Brill =. ....20 40 SO SO 100 1879 1865 1888 1871 221
Mcclellan lis Sc IS So 105 125 145 1853 1872 2o2
s~trikes.Brill Z; Mcclellan, 8. Spares
Brill, 1879 Sc; Mcclellan, 1S5 2-3.
SECOND, sERIEs-FIRsT GAME.
KsSisdorf Is s. I I 6 s g g IL IL 81 81 Ii 10 i isS IS IS
sS st ras@Ms "a laIssn / Kan, K : 9.
SECOND GAME.
K Rahisstrf 49,. .1 3 IS IS s. 6 6 IS Is IS $ Ia Ia i 1Ss i ias 1 isa
Strikes-MacLellan, 9; Kahlsdorf, 3.
Spares-MacLellan. 4; Kahlsdorf, 3.
THIRD GAME.
k Ma6elkeellan .2 e 5 g g 7 7s 1875 g 1 1ss 1 1ss 1 1ss 32s 2 255
sfriIeslMaeIe Il II = s. j. II k al sd r. g s.
spares-MacLellan, /; Kahlsdorf, 5.
FOURTH GAME.
Mcclellan rs As So s. los 125 146 1865 1874 2c3
Kahlsdorf lis 81 AZ s. IS 105 124 142 l59 1T
Strikes-MacLellan, A.; Kahlsdorf, 2.
~ S-X4dt1tlidu u hdIilSQOIl, g.
FIFTH GAME.
Kahlsdorf 20 50 IS Il 81 lis ii IA is 1888
Strikes-MacLellan, 8; Kahlsdorf. 5.
spares-MacLellan, 4; Kahlsdorf, 8.
THIRD SERIES-F1RST GAME.
Kahlsdorf ....1s g s. 2 g III 1870 14s 1853 1856
Brill ..t 20 80 g So s. 1oS 12S 14s l54 III
Kahlsdorf, 5; Brill, 5.
SECOND GAME.
Kahlsdorf 20 40 s. n 81 116 125 142 ISL 100
Brill ...........2o 40 60 70 SO 11S 1873 157 176 1876
Strikes-Kahlsdorf, 2; Brill, 3. Spares
Kahlsdorf, 5: Brill, z.
THIRD GAME.
K Ba;f3 4. e e g g = & e e q q ~ i - - II X 1 =; 1 1s5
Strikes-Kahlsdorf. A; Brill, 2. Spares
Kahlsdorf, 5; Brill, 6.
FOURTH GAME.
K%ahlsdorf 49,. 8 % As 68 S6 106 1873 1872 ISL III
BE sItfIrttt;sss.K:a Il f. s. g :. 10 Xiii II u ! ls sp ls4 20a
Kahlsdorf. S; Brill, 6.
FIFTH GAME.
Brill 20 IS )? Is Sc g iS5 LIS iS 6 is 2S5
Strikes-Kahlsdorf, q; Brill, 5. Spares
Kahlsdorf, 5; Brill, 5.
Three series of games were rolled last
night in the Hoboken two-men team tonr-
IN the Jersey alleys, in which
Wendt and Fuessel were the winners of
the largest slice of the honor. In the
first set they beat Bartsch and Meyer
in two straight and concluded their sue
cess by turning down the x Spartan
cracks, Louis and George Kuncken in one
of the most exciting contests of the
tournament, Wendt ana Fuessel won
the first game by Z pins, but were beaten
in the second. The third ended in a
dead heat amid great excitement. The
roll off was full of interest. the victory
resting with Wendt and Fuessel by Z
pins. The Kunckens won their other