The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-02

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rive strikes in the last three frAmes nv In. winren. |
fsid practically won the third American national
tournaTent gsms for the Linden Groves a, tho Ger.
mania Assembly Rooms alleys last night. The scores,
FIRST GAME,
olendale-schneider, lss; oroclins. 175; G. Fuchs,
100. R; Fncss; isIi a; Fschs, lss. Total. Ted. ..-
Fuessel. goa; Mnier, III. Total, 500.
SECOND GAME.
glendale.Sehneider, 1et; Groeling. lsi; c. Fuchs, |
Linden Grovc-wineonfeld, i87; Wicman. 1850; |
Hammer, l6i; Monninscr. P44i Silver, iGi. Total,
1888. $500
artap1scsillIns ls4' RrockCr i7o; Matzcn. 1915
Linden arove-winscufeId asa: wIemnn. 1853, |
1913.
The Unions easily outplayed tho Nsvahoes and
series at Thum & kahlsdorf's Harlem alleya Last night,
The scores;
Observation-Disclosures. 1888; Meyer. 1871; waither, l1b;
BrincEman. il6i Lamprecht, las. Total. OGa.
17s, DGncErr, los; v. Meyer. i4i. Total, fSS.
SECOND aAhR.
NavAhoe-Bohncko 1855; Meyer, 100; walthcr, 1871;
funiSn"F.. BiossfSid, fss;; Kitchelt, Ia {. ploss.
field, l43i Bode. 1905 iamprecht. gil. Total. $40.
THIRD GAME.
Iiii Duncser. ios;. W. Never. ls?. Total, 500.
Union-F. Blossreld. ls8; kitchelt. lO6, c. Rloss.
ciu 100 bouo' AVo' hhhpEeSh', lotei, .
only three teams took part IN the Arcade tourna.
oTadsli No; iaKsichert. - schmidt, ssi Becker,
30; DirpSls "a; RCstie. IS. Total. sol; ~. u,,
ter, 81; sauor. 81; Mallon, 7S; Total. Slo.
Eche-zlmmsrn,ann; ed. Moet,SI. es' Borgcs. 10;
D. silSe IT BE, B.dt n,sS,, and s., Long 9, Island a. h, ooprG,l' s eSm;
Arcnnum sub-tournament. The scores:
rInsr GAME.
Gilbcrt|I. L. Arneberg. 10. Mapes, 1873; A: N.
AT R~sdsordl mo sssh iEPo;, ' sSsn smi.hi i5 ssG, pr rSia,. isS;
Barber. 1896 Waterbury. ls9. Total. e7s.
SECOND aAnE.
Bedford-Morris 1Te; sheraeld. 1854; Brooks, l74,
Barber. ls4; Waterbury. 400: Total, 500:
Long lsl9nd.Johnston, las Wheeler. ia81; Camp
bell. 1870; Wacker, 10; Lown. 1877. Total. $50.
THmp GAME.
bell, 1888; Walker, 1915 Lown, 17o. Total, o77.
A9neSsrs. 1855 s. Bishop HfnSc' ists; 's1i nn }ss. i Total T. 7t Il.
The Greater New York wheelmen completed the
preliminary series last night Of the Long Island Asso-
citation Cycling Clubs tournament. The two divisions
the positions and average records of the clubs are as
follows: First p~iyisionSKings County W, SAG; Bush:
W.. 7es: ,Pequod W, 700; Broofiyn B cycle c.. T4s.
SsS0 nj pi Prospect %.' Gp HEo %mpGio %v w. aS oss Ts apa q
New York W., go; Indian c.. 647. The scores OF last
nights games were as follows:
FIRST GAME.
90; s%telnberg. 20; Volkman. 145; Magerie. Ill.
Greater New T ,sa. W; No, a-PSss: 49,; Hsss,.
&C. SO; o'F'Aeu'''' 1875 a''''F' i'7' Jones' 49, r0'Al'
SECOND GAME.
Greater New York w. No. 1-Spragge, 173; Smith.
1876; steinberg, 12o; Voikman, 1913; Magerie. 20l.
Greater New York w. No. 2-Beck, 147; Heuer, s5;
Carthcuscr, 80; Geiser, 125; Jones, 16e. Total, 632.
De Witt Clinton Councils team defeated the De
Forest and RidgewoOd councils In last nights series
OF the BrOOklvn ROynl ArCAnum tournament Tho
scores:
FIRST GAME.
De witt C~linton-Parker, l4s; Little, l8l; Page,
De ForestIwaiter l9l; Gadleu: 1873; Krusc. TAI
SECOND GAME.
De FGrcst1WalteIs 1875 Cadieu. i4o; Kruse. 1874;
Ridgewood-Tooker 100; Mayer. 1879; Van Wyck.
108; Gray. l22; Grover. 1+s. Total, ga.
THIRD GAME.
Ridgewood-Tooker IsS; Mayer. lss; Van wyck'
lac; Butler, 1915 Houghton. 1885, Total. no.
Loyal to the organization which has been suoh
powerful factor in advancing the game Of tenpins in
companied by their wives. sisters. and sweethearts
offended the twelfth annual eptertainment and re
den on Sunday night. Success has always attended
was no decrease OF mer rH9,An t at It's la seS a insne
which did not cease nntil an early hour yesterday
Of Adolph Phillip Of the Germania Theatre. was en-
toyed by every one. The grand march W as led by Floor
Manager Charles Schlingeman and Miss Jennie Blur.
The onic, RS were as follows: Reception Commit
tee. Schlingeman. G. Schcnk, S. Walters. AL Nah
mems. A. WiltZ, +. Finkensteadt, j. Tritsch. X. Ora.
ner, ] Wlking. J. Kliegl. and II. Robb. Floor Manager
Charles Schlingeman. Assistant Floor Manager-D
Schmidt. Floor Committee-F. Eckstein. J. H. Kliegl,
~: Johansmeyer., II. Buckholz. H: struver. T. W,
Mitchell. q. Ruschhaupt. and T. Henry. Arrange.
ments Committee-Albert 7. Mann. c. F. Muller
H.. +. klumpp. NJ. Cohen. ]. =. Dannefelser. II. Boett
Jer. J. Mole, II. Schroeder. c. +. Niglutsch. and J. Schni
ing. Press Committec-Dr II. Timn. l.. +. Schultz.
Charles Dersch. Albert p. Mann. and Julius Faino
| Among those DrpEpnt ware. DIR II TImm and wifi.
Or 5; Timm and wife; Joseph Thun aud wife. John
Frederick Clinch. Phillip Lehrhach. L. 4. Schultz, G
!; Dersch; Julius Faino and wife: c; King and wife
Charles Werner, L. Demmler, G, ok. q. Won Claim
Robert Fuchs. A. Fuchs and wife. r. C. Johansmeyer
Mrs. A. Hardie. Mrs. smith. Mrs. Gundrum. Morris
Isaacs and wife. Mrs. II. Phillips, Miss Gertrude +
Phillips. DR.. j. Phillips and Miss Martha W. C. Phil
lips. A. BoettJer. Herman Kahlsdorf. F. Eckstein. W
Arnold. Charles Fraenkle, W. p. Rothmann, II. Koech
ling, Fl. Gross. {. Gross. j. Ortletb. +. A. Wolf. Jacot
Thumann: w. Gcrdes. +. Gerdcs, II. Gerdes. F. Slut
rad King. Charles Wilckens. and D. o. Wuehrmann.