The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-04
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u,r,rr- Aaa rive n1ers Games to Their clean
strrns or Victories In tho A. N. =.
re,tber tho oothams nor the Monarchs succeeded IN
breatinR the clean string OF victories credited to the
rmpire bovlers last night in tho American National
tournament series at the Germania Assembly Rooms
alleys last night The scores;
FIRST oAxr.
~othnm-Bachman 1873; Dnnnenfelser, 1l7t Heiiea
1856; setEcr, $50, schiichte, ITO. Total COL.
Empi5sJfis6smsSTS los; o Mi,c as Sie' scharer,iss'
SECOND GAME.
aotham-Dannenfelser. 149; Bachman. 1853; Heiies.
1ss; setEer, I0s, s~chlichte. 100. Total, s26.
,lsc 1Rroominss, IsSi, Il. asass, iSs. total, $50.
THIRD GAME.
Empire-Tiedeman 161; Misohe. 170i schafer. lee,
las; KrominSa, 18TH. Maaas, 2o6. Total. $50.
The games between the Mucker. Lamstedter. and
oradei teams at Thum & Kahlsdorf'sH Harlem alleys
In.t night, in section b Of the United Bowling Clubs
tournament. resulted as follows.
FIRST GAME.
Mucker-schMaPh isI' Schroeder l$s' Marshall.
Lamstedter-F Rothermel, 1853; Pfeifcr. 169; With
%aan' 7OH.
Muekor-schTaph l74s sshrorder 5is' Aar'hall.
soradeiiaReithsrd, i54' schmidt 1905 Becker. IAs'
THIRD GAME.
Lamstedter-F. R%othermel. 100; Pfeifer. 1855 with
mann, 1876, Finckenstsdt, 241; W. R~othermel. 1913.
oradoii-Reithard. l7e; Schmidt. 100, Becker. 1as,
Dippei, los; Restle, 100. Total. ISL.
with tho close OF the political campaign the Har>
lem Republican Club began Its tournament At the
clubhouse alleys in West l2bth street last night. The
nrst team OF the Phoenix Bowling Club won two
games from the second ave of the came club. The
scores:
Phoenix No. Fielding: la7; Gross. 1885, Young.
lg SSa sGher so. ia sGp Sau1s; 49, isn, r RSss;S Sec 40; Mo.
Lean. 1853; Hamilton. 1883; Bolrath. le4. Total. 70s.
SECOND GAME.
,5 Rhq sossG 10. 10, .aT GIS,.. ISIS isSi Is s5S.' sd, s77' Young
,o phG 9aa, MSp. snr 1Ss: ao lao D Hssl So tSGi s Hsmii'
THIRD GAME.
Phoenix No. 1-Fielding. 1879; Gross, 900, Young.
1876; schafrer. gil; Clute. 1877: Total. 9lo:
172; Hamilton. 1905 Bolrath, ITS. Total. sis.
The opening series of the week in the New York
Royal Arcanum League at the Village Club alley last
night resulted in two victories for the champion
Americas Council team. the Manhattan Council ave
winning one game. The scores:
FIRST aAME.
Manhattan C~ouncil-Boehm. 187;Levy, ST. BREEDER.
Americus councii-ostertag, 1876; Ie Beau, 100, A.
Boett1er. 100; Prior. lsl; JohAnSmeyer. lis. Total,
SECOND GAME.
Manhattan C~ouneli-Boehm. 15e, Leyy, IS, Erisdsa
Irving Councli-Biuc, 1870; Mordaunt. l1et Gold.
smith, ia; Redsisheimer. 1873; Hayman, laS. Total.
THIRD oANn.
Americas ~counctl-ostertag. l97; Lc Beau. 1874,
A.. eoet.1er. 1915 Prior. 1885, J~ohanameyef. 14s.
Irving Soqnc,lzplue. 1879; herdaunt. 1874: Gold.
SO.
The championship season Of the Staten Island ANA
teur Bowling League opened on Monday night last
Tho Bcoresi
rel; is; Van Sasss; iss; Sslssi: iss. T;e.sI; siT
s, Eieh% JSl dsI: Si. les; 15Sl So1:i lei; arinth' lsA'
SECOND CANE.
Richmond-Gee. 140; Anderson. 40; Grifith, lao,
Bettlnheiser. 1852: Clark. 1874. Total. 7s5: -.
1873; Allen. i5s. Total 6St.
THIRD GAME.
Staten ~Island-siemer. 1853; Bostwtok. 1o1; worrell.
1874; Van Duzer, 1871; Liegel, lac. Total, TIT.
Marion-Milo, lo$; Miller. l41; chard. 1895 Daley.
East New York Council scored two creditable victo-
ries in the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum tournament last
night. Commonwealth double defeat makes that
councils chances for the finals rather doubtful. The
scores:
,e East sss Sey S,,s Yor 1S5. Rsss1 1881 ra Moore sa sao; Bos-
,. %e' creme, H. T gcssif ini; srG GsSa ats: =; sS Wy'n''
SECOND GAME.
welcome-H. wyant, 1879; Grooch, 1874; r. wyaue
zee; Srssn 1a eSsi issssTfsnG fqs: fSs; Total ia sS1 Iu,,.
hansen, la; .Brown. isf; Ebsets. g ise. Tos ssvi 7 GYM
THIRD GAME.
1915; oostelloe. 151; Muhi
h1 E.ss N hSs' I99Enc1 ds5; Es'st "a: 49, %co, Total. $50;
sert, lac; Niles. 1870; Baker. 1877. Total. sIe.
The Adirondack .nve, .cored Lee. thu, Ann O., a..
first game OF the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum sub-tour
nament last night. Tho scores:
FIRST GAME.
,b Tor es G~rsen ps1: li9' Docsor; 1885, Wilcox.
bell. &c: Sinls7. %: Rla lss Sa. o'4 ESssi. lsa 1905 Camp
bell. iTpDdi Ei6iesi ne: k i1S; 9, gs 4as., 1875 Camp
Brevoort-Nimmo i5a: Williams. los; sisrr,us.
10o; Park. lao; RoLengrave, l3o. Total. $50.
THIRD GAME.
Nimmo. los; RozensrS1e. i47. Total. 7ie.e iS''
Fort Greene-Taylor, 1885 Doctor. 1885, wilcox,
1es; Perry. 1876; sharp 1885. Total. 74s.
Tho Lindens and Columblas met in two Of the open
GERS GTesn~li lie alleys iSsssi last St'g ni sSInh ns the hss Sps. a. Sa hS,n a
tie ensued. and the Lindens won In the extra frame
FIRST GAME.
ddriek. 1885, q. Bodiinie.. i7o,- Z. ohesserneld. iss.' r oSl.
Ter. 1oe;W Frantz. ITO; q. Dickson. iSe. Total, S4s.
SECOND GAME.
Lindens|. Perry. 1877; z. Edinger. 1874; W. Hen.
Total, 500. 80
Columbiaa-C. Herig. 1896 E. Bishop, le2; A, Miller.
los; william Frantz. 1860 Dickson. 100. Total. 7s5.
Two OF the opening games in the Jersey City Bowl.
ing League last night were rolled between the HaIia.
days and Clio Wheelmen team at the Pythian HAL
alleys. on the Heights. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Clio INSTRUMENTATION Chamberlain, 1911; Phil
Total, sac.
Haiadays-J. oterson. 1877; II. stenens. 1se, ! |
Voss. 1905 J. Basch. 100, J. Vintere. 1863. Total, e1o.
SECOND GAME.
clio Wbeelmen-Wtliam Chamberlain, 1855, Phil
Total. Sl7. -"
Voss. l9+iJ ]. BaSch. "a; j. Vintere, 1913. Total. 62s' |