The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-02
BOWLING.
New Work Women'a League Bowiers Begin
Their Annual Tournament.

New York Women'a League BowIers Begin
Their Annual Tournament.
More than 100 members of the New York women's
League braved the unfavorable weather yesterday to
witness the opening games OF the tournament at the
Retail Grocers' Hall alleys. All interest was mani
tested in the playing OF the Monogram contestants.
who were recently admitted 10 the tourney. The
scores:
ss SS1sS SSi M! 81 H s@a5s' RI ?; h hssn 6. h Ss; NJ s.; S sss.
Deicke, 81. Total, 800.
SECOND GAME.
Oleander-Mrs. r. Hinners, q; Mrs. Gass, 66; Mrs..
Lausens 50; MIS-. Feldhuaen. 7si Mra. Gettonburg, os.
THIRD GAME.
Ladies' Golden Rod-Mrs. Klock. 50; Mrs. Helma.
9s; Mrs. Fisher. OIL; Mrs. cramer. 81; Mrs. Mickels.
FOURTH GAME.
Gut H9lzaM.s; Re!hpsnn; 50; Mrs.; w,schmenn.
6S. Total, S75.
Ladies' Terrace-Mrs. Reddy, 70; Mrs. Smith, Cal
Mrs. schmidt, ssi Mrs. Rassiga' az; Mrs. Boettjer.
Jolly women-Mrs. Hardie, 70; Mrs. Smith. 7e;
Mrs. baum. 49, Mira. Soil. 20: Mrs. stockinger. OIL.
Total, 3bs.
sgs Mrs. weeks, 7Si Mrs. Robertson. s7' Mrs. BOde-
Norddeutscher Womsn-Ms. spanhon. es; Mrs.
BUM, hli Mrs. Eoller. ~; Mrs. Vogt. 7si Mrs. Dohr-
$3.50 ~ &N'N'
When the Uncle Sam national tournament ended
the Oriental 2 and Rosedales were tied for nrst place.
To decide the championship one game was played at
Fraenkleis alleys last night, the Rosed ales winning
by 81 pins. The presentation OF prizes Will take
Oriental 30. 2-oordss. 100; vogei. 1866; coulon.
100, Bodine. 1852; schultz. $50. Total. 7g7.
IA, 7Rossdalenc' SieyeEs; 1877 Tssdn nam, iss; healoh.
Monday nights games in the Casino tournament
resulted as follows:
FIRST oAME.
Village c%lub7Golle. 1875, Mahoney. I7s; Carroll.
1t1; Monohan; iso; Coleman. 100. Total; $40. .o.
Foley. ll9; Briell, lo7. Total. GA.
SECOND 0AhE.
The Club-Malligan. 1873; Clancy. 1s4; Sloane, 1856
Foley, ia; Bril-. i5i. Total, so7; ,so.
1875 Prior. l62; c. Boettjer, 100. Total, sii.
THIRD GAME.
cycIons-4; pGst'Isr; 1885, L Bsos: iss; Setter.
Village ~Club-Golle, i82; Mahoney. lse; Car
roll. l62; MonohAn, l99; Coleman. lt6. Total. SEQ.
The Navarro team defeated both the Twice Ten and
Imperial =. bowiers in tho Newark tournament on
Monday night. The scores;
FIRST oAME.
Twice Ten B. ca. Kaiser. 40; Bremen. 1854; J..
Kaiser, Jr.. 1870; A. woelper. 1906 Richter. lit. Total.
Imperial 3 ,-ssndsrs, 100; dreIosr 1897 olsary.
SECOND GAME.
Navarro B. c.-wlssell. 40; Bogenhardt, l7a,
Eoack, i7e; oehler. l45; schaller, los. Total, 6l7.
Twice Ten u. CA; KAISER, llUi brenner, ls7i J.
Kaiser, Jr. l4l; Woelper. IDS; Richter, 40. Total.
74i.
THIRD GAME.
Navarro Is. C.-wisSeli. 1850; BOgenhArdt. 1875;
Koack. isl oehler. i16; sehAllcr, e6I, Total. S2s.
Imperial B.-Sanders, lao; Cleary, l5li Greiner,
1893; Scanlon. l2S; Cronin, col. Total. 7S5.
The members OF the Dayonne Rowing Association
and the New Jersey bowling Club rolled in the Hud.
sou County Trolley Bowling League series ON Mon
day night. The scores were:
FIRST CANE.
.u.uo Da-,ln. AaaAnIaNinn-n 4 pFIaF 1a6.
Johnson, 10; HeTber. 1879 Estilow, l72; u. A. Dlok-
son, l2s. Total, 600.
New Jersey Bowling clubs, Hathaway. 1905 Lem.
Lawrence. 100. Total. $50.
SECOND GAME.
Bsyoune Rowing AasociAton-o. ]. Prior, 100;
johnson, 1875 Her6sr. iIvi EStiloW, ll6i a. A. Dick.
Aon. iO2. Total. 7TD.
EeW Jersey Bowling clubs. Hathaway, loli Lam.