The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-30


Midway bet. broadway & 9th Ave. al" STATEN.
mann, lsa; Taylor. 1oi; count" olo1aga, i72.
SclpmSls clpb7stSrm, I7oi starr issi KimbAll.
1T, The Hogrs, Eeersations. and M~esdowbrootS occu.
and md rolIeS me n y ySres MAJ mes ~ ~ ,ha oortsn - I'M n, Ts,y;
Jersey Bowling Association tournament. The scores:
FIRST aAME.
Recreation h, C.-Bayha, 1896 wnrnecke, 1896
oEoules. '4a; VIM. Cross, 100; Sam Cross. iSi. 10.
Mieadowbroo d. white las: Nagc,. ss;
tai nsiP C5s. 'E0' h''n'1'' 1876 NunS'' '0'' 10
Meadowbrook D. C.-white. l8+; Nngel. 1ol;
HeintZemanp, ll9; Heintzc. 1915; lsungc. is5. Total,
Hour B. C.-Holland. IA; spohn. 12s; Fehr. 148;
1moyer. 1850; Hanger. 1874. Total. UOs.
THIRD GAME.
Hour B. C.-Holland, lao; spohn, 1873; Fehr, 100;
1moyer, ,it' Hanger. ia; Total, o2g. ana.
aroulcs, I4b; VIM. Gross. 1850; Sam Cross. III. Total.
The games in the Jersey City nowilns League last
AT CLIO AILErs-rIRsr GAME.
Clio WheSlmen,,Chamberlin. 1888: Kent, las; Bur
r0 CUiu iSsi TaiSei sSS' n Iss; a. III neri To' A.; 1s 8 uer,r,
1ss; Miller. 1885, Frantz. 1877. Total, 707. -
SECOND GAME.
Clio Observation-Disclosures, 14O; Kent, 1874; Bur
rows. 1870; raseh. 1872; Heye. los: Total, $50.
GolSmbiaSID:eSson 2gG; G, Herig, $50; Bischof.
ia; Miller. IT'S; Frantz. lbl. Total, 7eS.
AT UNION AILEYs-Fmsr GAME
Mawbey. 1863, Msckey. $50; Al Duke, i47. Total, sag.
wall, liz; Roome,' tfSo. Total, III.
SECOND GAME.
Union B, c..,Buchtenkirk, los; Lou Duke: 1870:
w SSsa Ia ,: S;mK,eppe Ia 4G, sSoa 1d; 1925 Hahn l7l'
The Linden.Teutonia games were postponed.
The Crib. Greenwood, and Pirate teams played
the following, games last night in the Oak toufna-
ment OF Brooklyn:
Crtbb-Ruth. FOL; Comiskey. 1855; McEvoy, 100;
u P~IlroIssj isM%n HENS l1s; P as Ro, ls0; Seatins' i04'
M Rirstss1 1sS! g. a. ao7; I E,gnap Po, ldsi keasins' 1905
lS9; Bersig. l45; Meyer,
1885, Williams, l6l; schaefer. 1888. Total. 500.
THIRD GAME.
rs G1seP 9St: %ej.s isaa soi, leo: 1Srsis So,1 ls9; will
C5ih6-Rs.hi Las; comiskey. l52: McEvoy. 100:
BROOKLYN and Atlantic Councils completed the roll.
an %rca anss n aSarna an see'' Gne nn %. .s have er Ssan 20, s sowa
to begin on Jan; 10, and the following council. will
witt Clinton, Fulton, Fern. Fort Greene Gilbert. De
Long. East New York. commonwealth. Fraternity.
nights games follow: - A'' "s' u -
Atian!io,stoney; los; Losee, 1885, Koner. ITO; For.
oSklyn.H,llers 1877; Murray: TO; Maybaum.
The Schedule COMMITTEES of the Brooklyn women's
for the annual tourn ament to be held at the Elephant
Jan. I2-orlginnI vigilant. Lady Equal, I~ndepend.
Jan. C. Hand in. Hand, Monogram.
Jan. 2e-Lady Echo. Montauk, Inter Una.
F Feb 9-MonoSTsn; lazy 6 Echo, Lazy Ly Equal.
Feb. I6-unter Uns. independent Hand In. Hand.
Eeb. SsoLady Equal, Inter Gns. 4 BE, ,-
Echo.
March eaIndependent. Monogram, Montauk.
March 23-orisinal vigilant, MONOGRAM, Cnter Uns.
:. The The . So9, teams s,s. Of f.s the pre ssF.ss Be g0ySl Ming Club " SsI,' he'd
tho frat Ave won two OF the games. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Prospect No. I%-Beaumont 1873; Stang, lGs;
Prospect No. Ill. HecHt. Ia; Ganter. al; {.
Hecht. 2os; Hass, lao; C. Hecht. lTv. Total. sO7.
SECOND GAME.
Prospect No. beaumont. 1876; stang. 1873; Rlae.
ser. lao; Korndorfer. 1870; stan. 1913. Total, $50.
Prospect No; II: Hecht. IsGi Ganter, Jap: L.
THIRD GAME.
Prospect No. ~1-Beaumont. 163; Stang. 1896;
Blaeser, 2l2; Korndorfer, 1922 stan. ISL. Total. 500.
Hecht, 1880; Haas, 100: G. Hecht. IS5. Total. i34.
In the Staten I~slandAmateur Bowling League games,
rolled Monday night. honors were even. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Peerlsss.NInenecker. loo;, A. verkruzen. 1870;
As Msp,op ~. syi.D lq2; C bard l54l' Miller al;
SECOND GAME.
Ma%rion-Daley. 1870; Chard. 1884; Miller, 15e;
Jolly Fiye-Brown. 1870; Blasser. 1856; Balm, l07;
Lorich. ll9: Decker. leo. Total. $50.
THIRD GAME.
Jolly Flye-Brown. lss; BIasser. lis; Balm. 1879;
SfInsi; ss7s RsSHs!i it', 1852 bG'a 4. We vcrlruren, 1872,
Brill. l@ii b. Verkruzen' lb3; Evans. 1870. Total.
Tho bowlers of the Tourist Cycle Club of Paterson
were visited at their alleys on Tuesday night by the
quintet OF tho Clio. wheclmen OF Jersey City, and
cling ling club, S Of Kew i ssy''i bo " ins A fsasas' f HS;
scores:
FIRST GAME.
clio wheelmen-Heye. l46; Buchtcnkirk. lao;
TeSch, iso; Duke ls9; Hnmphreys; 1871 Total, eg9.
Roach, 1855; Berdan. 100; Cowan 1893. Total. s43.
SECOND GAME.
Clio whcelmen-Heye. 40; Buchtenkirk. l4l;
Tourist cycle c%lubIDrew. $50; DInpSya. los;
Roach. 1875 Berdan. 1853; Cowan. 1873. Total. OH.
The teams OF the Roseville Athletic Association and
R l.GaS n HthIe nIS clip rn1,s5 met ,so at the formers RI alleys on
the Newark Bowling League. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Roseville Athletic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100; stiv.
era. 10; Shay, 's5; Woods. 2O9; Carpenter. 1850.
riverside Athletic cIub-Harper. 1875; shereop. $50;
Baldw IFS; Spence. IA; Dey, l45. Total. 76a.
SECOND GAME.
Roseville Athletic Association Waters. III; Stivera,
l3I; Shay, 1853; Woods. l25; Carpenter, 49,. Total,
7ba.
Riverside Athletic 2O5i Shereon,
1885, Baldwin, 1856; spence. 1877; Dey. isi. Total. 1877.
There were -four games rolled at wendts Jersey
alleys in Hoboken on Tuesday night In the series tof
the New Jersey Bowling Association tournament,
The scores
FIRST GAME.
Spherold B. C.-Heync, 1885 Leinkauf. l4s; Falk.
land. 1915 saenger. 1876 Hartzcl. lao. Total, 7lO.
Merry H. C.-Seggel. ~; Fraukennauser. 1874; Erik.
40, Grempler, 1870; Gouze, 1872, Total. $40.
SECOND GAME.
Merry b c.-Grempler. 1906 seggel. 100; Erik. ia:
Frankenhhuser 1905 GouZe. III. Total, 500.
Union II. C.-Frcd Fuller. lac; Al Fuller. 1874;
ThorOut, 1876; Merritt. l5b; CLARK. i5e. Total, 7I5.
THIRD CANE,
Union II. C.-Fred Fuller. l25, Al Fuller, lao; Thor.
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