The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-12
BOWLING.

OF the season, Mrs. Mullen OF the Original Vigilante
No. Ave being the fortunate bowler. Al nine pins
were knocked down on the twelfth ball. one more
than was made by Mrs. Barnett, tho visilant player
now leads for the high.score prize. The scores;
FIRST GAME.
oleander-Mrs =. Hinners, 70; Mrs. aass. 10; Mrs.
W, Lanssen. On; Mrs. Keep. 80; Mrs. q. Hinners, ~.
rEcoxD GAME.
Unter uns No. 2-Mrs pum.tesdser, 90; Mrs..
Klunp. a.. Mrs; Larken. s9; Mrs. Byls. 50, Mrs.
suschonse. II. Total. s5l.
THIRD GAME.
n Unit, ssv IN; aa No; M Mr.; BscsSn; 50 q. Mr. r.. I ssrns ss'
"a. Total, 42s.
FOURTH GAME.
Mrs. Eibs, 65; Mrs. wohiers. 81; Mrs. Jansen. 60.
crescent-Mrs. T: WINNER. %; Mrs. 4: Schmidt. 50;
Mrs. I. sitter, 62; Mrs. I. stoocker. IS: Mrs. A. Mentz.
SIXTH GAME.
Original vigllants No. Mrs, Mullen; 100; Mrs.
Heubel. 81. TOTAL, 4e6.
s. S2jSm %: S Ss; t hssssd. p 9s I' sPs. h, e.; S ss: s sss:
EIoHTH GAME.
sc %rlg,pai vi 81! MI. No Mo,sS S"Mrs Ia. f %Pps se ss; Mrs.
81; Mrs. Kessel, 40. Total. $50.
The headpin tournament under the auspices OF the
United Bowling Clubs was concluded last night at the
Germania Assembly Rooms alleys. The scores:
FIRST SERIES.
Nautilus. Section No. o-Tenpin.Froehlich, 20;
Wiser, 7o; Burkert. 81; Ehni, 80; schilling. %; total.
424, Sinepin.F roehlich a.: yiesor. rs; Eurkort. q;
Ehni, ~; %schiiiinE. OIL; total. 8os. Grand total. 7s2.
SECOND SERIES.
Seventeenth Ward, Section No. 6-Tenpin-H. Field.
mann. IS; Graf. 88; Moehring. 80; 1 err. 4s; II. Field.
man mann s H. s 20; t total. 81. H Hinep aa: i FsI Sn,a 800
7Oi total. $50. Grand total. o07.
THIRD SERIES.
Golden Rod No. J., Section No. l-Tenpin-Starr,
1Ol: w. Arnold. Us. EckBtein. %; Schroeder. "a:
Snyder. o.; total. 4I2. Nineptn-Starr. "a; Arnold,
sci. Grand total. 500.
IspIASAroLIs. March 1l:-Five more games were
apolls. 644; second ~same-Greater New York. 7O4:
74a: inaiansp oil 7s s'u rear1h NsW f SeI
New f aai; ls sas; fpSisn;a sSai F Ss4. %t sinth ss%sH
Greater New York. s4s; Indianapolis. Gas.
Williamsburg savings teams in the Bank CLERKS
League series last night. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
williamsburg Savings ~Bank-Paine, OF; MuIkins.
l47;, Coroett. IA; Lersner. 40; Van Tassel. 100.
Un,,sd States Sub rreusurv-Yate 1874. o..,sv
100; Hymes. ll9; jenkins, l03; Jordan, 90. Total.
United States sub-Treasury-Yates III: Oakley.
IA; Hymes. III; jenkins. 1852; Jordan, 1855. Total.
seaboard National Bank-Barger 100: Davis, 100;
Van Ness, 1873; De ausney, 1853; Hodges. 1870. Total.
THIRD GAME.
williamsburg Savings ~Bank-Paine, 1888; Mulkins. |
lss: Cor6ett. 1el; Lersner l42; Van Tassel, 1877.
se9board NatiGna! Bank-Darger; 12l; Davis, 1870,
SSR Ness 1906 De ''0'n'y' u.s. Hodges 81 Total
FOURTH GAME.
American Exchange National Bank-wood. 10;
FeIdo1, ioi; Lee l2o; A.G. Armstrong. ia; Ken.
ne Ss;,d dSSi Por1 E1nt-r..morn ,,o. w.u. ,oo,
Major. 1856; Terwilliger. 14l; Miller. lOS. Total, 1874
TIFrH GAME.
American EXCHANGE National Bank-wood. llb;
needy, III. Total, 737. ~" nv"
HANOVER Na,lgnsl ~gsnk-Esynold.. 1879; Thomp,
s $50. ''l' Field 1905 James, 1856 Hunt 1872 Total
SIXTH GAME.
National Park Bsnk-Isemnnn, 1850: Wylie. l3b.
Major. 1888; Terwiiigor, 1870; Miller. iei. Total, SOB.
$50 Sc. iss' Field 'i'' James, 1885, Hunt 1877 Total
the season in the nrss Harlem Repab dieaS, ols sfo tour or
nament game last night. The score:
FIRST GAME.
winsor No. l-Craft, l0s; Stuart, 1874; Page, 1919;
Merritt. I4o; Palmer, i55. Total. 100.
tai nI.f Ss7 .0'' ''e"'Ds' '''' re- h4'''An'' 49, To-
SECOND GAME.
winsor No. l-Craft. Is8; stuart. le2; Pare. 1p5.
Merritt, 1853: Palmer. I76. Total. no.
ISs; Fis&inS' iSi; PC Hs .HlH,i.n 49, .'G Total hI
THihD bAhE.
winsor No. 1-Craft. 1888; Stuart, 2os; PaRe. 1Ba,
Merritt, lsl; Palmer. ls2. Total, S5s.
1855; Fleming. is5i !. G. Ha iHISatIn Ia i'S Total a1
The Morningsides won two games by a few pins in
the Harlem League series last night at Thum 4
kahisdorfs alleys. The scores:
FIRST GAaR.
West H~arlemmKuehn. 1905 Dewes. 1888; Mcdowell,
ie MGl R1spsr; iesi Stearn, 40; Io!.l. $50
lo7; Doncourt' lS4i Demmler, 1914. Total, $3.50.
SECOND GAME.
Wet ~srlemoKnehn l+7; Dewes, l77i Mcdowell,
onleyssdaKna 1911 M,uiltord,; isi Do Domble. 1879;
losi Wandsrer. 100. Total, S7o.
THIRD GAME.
Observation-Disclosures. 1874; strscL ,so.
POM $50; Doncourt. 1873; Demmler. egg. Total
Boulevard-Knauf 172; milford, 2Ys, poub,.
40; letter io7; Wanderer. l72. Total. 90. ~
The teams of the Riverside Athletic Club and Ro...
vile Athletic Association having tied for frst Mac
IN the Newark Bowling League, met at the West RnS
i haasss ss@ 8tsP to I ssfils 9 the T eSa%piou alsn' an" nd, rolled
' 'a,1si then the ss sSS SPs sna eh fSms s. Ss the ssd E, y. cap,
The scores; ~
FIRST GAME.
= RlverSide Athletic c%lab-Dey. 1895 Downes. 100;
Rockville Athletic Association-Styvers tx: Car.
pentsr I7s; Wood. I6d; Hay, 1875; Waters. iss.
SECOND GAME.
i h1ysEsld Ia Athletic cIg6Ipey. l2o; Downes. Ise,
Rossviils Athlstis Associssionn nstyrsrr l0i IA !9s;
sentsr 100 Wood, 1850; Hay. II5; Waters, iST.
THIRD GAME.
Hiverside Athletic Club DAY. 1854; Downes, 1853,
Iiasia soi; Lantz' lo6i Harper. ls4. Total. 7oS.'
enter l7S; Wood. 1905 Hay. 1873; Waters. isi. To.
Tho Kings County wheelmen were on THAR ms,,,. 4
n,snt IN ne tournament OF the Long Island Asso. {
seord score and defeated the Logan Whaein,n
straight games. Capt, Cornish raised ths indi.
idusl record, The scores: in"r
FIRST GAME.
Kings County Wheslmen - Cooper. l72. Ro.sr. ,
q q Twiddy' 100; Dobbie. 2loi Cornish, 2Si. Total :
Logan Observation-Disclosures, l6Ai l.. Msbt la. d
sh'toecK' los; Egelhon. 1870; ShArkey, Iv5' Total {
SECOND GAME. q
kinss County Wheelmen-Cooper. lac; Boyer. l7s, =