The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-18
BOWLING.

Albions and Rosedales Sustain Their First
Defeat in the A. n. T.
Either the Rosedales or the Albions. by winning two
games last night would have taken the lead in the
American National tournament, but both five were
defeated by the Morningside players. who were
known as the BloominGdales' last season. Owing to
the Bismarck parade. t~o-nightS games have been
postponed until Jan. 10. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
RossdSie-c; sieyers, lbs; Bellmer, 1872, KesSler.
Albion-Taylor. 1875; Packer, ,174; lockwood, 135;
ClinGen, 1876; Arnold, POI. Total, s91.
SECOND GAME.
Rosedale-C. sievers, 1853; Bellmer, 1853; Kessler,
152; D, Frercks. 1873; LehTbach. 1873. Total. s44,
s7s.
THIRD GAME.
~Albion-Taylor 1874; Packer, 1876: Lockwood, 1856;
Clingen, 1873: Arnold. 1926. Total. S37.
Observation-Disclosures, 40; strack. 1871; Don
court, l7Of Eiche. l01; Demmler. 1913. Total. $50.
The United Bowling clubs sectional tournament
alleys. The scores:
oyclone-Jobansmeyer, II; DannefelseE. 1S1i Le
Grove Hil-Eckstein. 1873; Mayer, l7a; Robleck,
SECOND GAME.
Cyclone-Johansmeyer, 1913; Dannefelser, 141;
lie Bean, 147; G. Boettjer, III; ostertag. 1853.
,.spartan-Thpm, 1s4; Mole, 1872; Howell. 1913;
THIRD GAME.
ISL SFq Pott ai1 I4o: aissnna. l 81. M1 Fo,si. i fsG. H0'l'0h'
M sEast iss; seeRiiillnr III 1io. M9 fStisl 1851 isso. Howell ITS
The opening games in the New York Royal Ar.
canpm League, tournament were played last night
at the Tennis Club alleys. The scores;
FIRST GAME.
De Winnie c~ouncil.IHell; es; wipnd. Ill; NeSSIer.
49, Sar adSSF nS 81: RRstIlISf II1 151. , BGtn dii nj; ,ss. Ritter
1926 Starr. 1919; WilckenS. 1875. Total. TAG.
SECOND GAME.
De yin.nn;S.1c o Iss: 6aHIsg 1885, T %gPda i2o' HAar.
Ell cta Ssss'e cEccninSeiiIpsscsrreetesn, it7; Toni TONES So 9s5: Wick.
ems, 134; Schweibert. 1865; Powles, 1866. Total. 74s.
THIRD GAME.
,t our s SSpnfsssI1 az; Wilkins, IL 49, T GllHoh Id 49, Ritter
Citizens' C~ouncil-Screen, la; TONES, %; Wick
ems, 149; schweibert, 1885, Powles. 1873. Total. o63.
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum tournament last night, and
defeated Pro Patria and General Putnam Councils.
TIRsr oGME.
General Putnam ICouncil-Allen, 1871; Doughty,
49, H~ollingsworth. 142; schuppman. 1856; Fell.
Pro Patria Council-Rodenberger. 1b4i Pilkngton.
al. e 3G'FA'' 1876 A'~0i'' '''' f0~i''' H. To-
SECOND GAME.
Pro Patria council-Rodenberger. 14s; Pilldngton.
134; Goerke, 1855; Kemble, 1S9; Powles, 1876. Total,
Brevoort council-Nimmo, 1872. williams, 15e;
NHANSA1 ~ S@N~ ~ @Se@Ag
TAG.
THIRD GAME.
Breevoort Council-NImmo. 1870; williams. 172;
Walters. 1872; Hoxie, 1885, Rosengraye. 1876. Total.
746.
General Putnam Council-Allen.1 1877; Doughty, 14b;
HollIngsworth, l24i sehuppman, 1871 Fell, 1876.
Total, 092.
The Prosperity, Reinecke. and FideliG teams
divided the honors evenly last night in the Car
ruthers national tournament of Brooklyn. Tho
scores:
FIRST GAME.
observation-disclosures, 146; Black. HI; CARBON,
ITS: Flood, III; Wolf, 100. Total, s22.
MISUNDERSTANDING. 1B4; Kruse. 1877: Vogte, 148;
Wulpern. 1853; Meyer. 142. Total, 764.
SECOND GAME.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 1874; Kruse. 17o; vogte, 1875;
F~ideliA-WaRner, 118; Kibbsll, 1926 AmAnn. 1876;
Foege. 100; Paulsen. 1877. Total. 1888.
THIRD GAME.
Fidelia-wagner, 1ee; Kibbe1il, 1872; AmAnn. 1853;
Foege, 176; PaulsOn, 1863. Total, 854.
Pro~sperty-Hammer. 1915 Black, 159; Carroon,
1885, Flood. I6Ii Wolf, III. Total. 7s1.