The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-31
noKErna.
A Setback for the A~riinRtops in the Ameri-
can National T-ournhment.

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A Setback for the ArlinRtons in the Ameri-
can National Tournament.
The Ariipetons made a poor showing In the A. n.
7. games At the GermaniA Assembly Rooms allsvs
last night. Enough games were lost by the Albions
recently TO allow the Brooklyn bowlern TO gain =
commanding lead, but Capt Arps's men failed 10
take advantage Of the chance to clinoh the nrst
for the Golden Rods and FideiiNs. The scores
FIRST GAME.
d. Golden iSS' 5 R21aoEcs't I4n: Ia Ess p Dor, TSsoi. IA ss SnS-
FOegc. Iso; DR.. 8. TImm, iS2. Total, ss5.
SECOND CANT.
Golden god-Eshstsin; 100; pormegen, i7e; sny-
ArlinGton-Arps lan; Boemermann, Jry, 1891
LoVett, 1853; Meyer, 143; Mass. 1873. Total, 7et.
THIRD GAME.
~Fidelia-wsgner, 1893; Roster. l7d; AmAnn, 17B;
Foege. 2o5; pr. 8. Timm, 1877. Total. ola.
L6 AratS iGSi Meyer, i IL, X Mia sGSm nSs. Pos.i If Sis l'S'
ss TsS M 4 p |, S SSH and S,i lost in the p . ..e.!
At the Arcade alleys last night. The scores!
FIRST aAME
mann. 1873; Halbert, ia; Tiodemann. 2oA. Total.
Mop.TosnKcliy az; wlecS%sn9n. 1ss; Smith,
SECOND GAME.
Monarch-Kelly 1aa; wiechmAnn, lao; Smith.
17S! Van slyete iA2; H.senIahl, le7; Total 7os.
ClNll borNlCe-PfAf, 1lb. DeneCke, los, II. derd0H,
1876; schiele. 10; Tritsoh, 15l. Total, o75.
The Riverside A.c was at homo In Newark on
quintet in ali three sames in The Morris and EsseI
Bowling League. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Kirk, la stanisr; iva; smith. Us. fotai. Sss:~
Arlington Athletic Assoclation-Dennis. 1<Ai
Cooper, 15e; Brock. 100; stendel. 1915 schaefer.
SECOND GAME.
Riverside Athletic olub-eadtz. las; Teller. ,I7,
Arlington Athletic Observation-Disclosures, 1tB; Coop
Or. 100; Brock. l<<; stondei. 1906 scLaofor. iie.
Riverside Athletic Club--Cadlz. 17a; Teller. 1885,;
Arlington Athletic Northumberland lis; Coop.
or. 1877: Brock. 1879; stcndel, 1+bi schacfer. 1913.
Tho third game in the United Bowling Clubs
DoEnto@n Section 2 tournament at the Arcade alleys
Pi9neeF.Hopry. 1877 alen.. 1877. wotasi. 100;
r@s lbG; asrdes. isa; ". &ssor. iSs. 70:
tai. 725.
Ths third l; game IN the arlington League tourna:
night and nd W Saa' 81 The f MaEnSatta aAt team am tha"f Sssa
protested by the Harasnies. on the ground that
Rambler 10 not eligible to compete in the tourney.
The scores;
FIRST GAME.
90 so R01saSl.s., ssi bro 1ls; Bu iis; d. i+ Soh D5l0S fSa.
1927. Measriiy. G1o; Gun 4: S'i iSs; 1kisG;le. 1910 sao:.
Total. 857.
SECOND GAME.
vs, ~lun nj! s. c1hea: IISS: B9s'ori ia;
Msnh.ts,zpAlS 1877; ThSas. 11s; wiIt'o, 1ss;
pos.
THIRD GAME.
19a; Il. aOstz. iiS; Gnn thsi a 1S Sci Riilo Il: Isa. Totsf..
aa MsRes.' $50; W.T.. 49, 80. f !. sssiin 1ssi E w. h6 5sS:
9Sl.
Tho United Bowling Clubs Uptown Section 1
to%,urnamspt ended last night at Thum q KRhlsdorts
alleys. The scores:
Rivsrdale.-Monahan, 100: Merton, 1870; Brouwsr.
1sg; aeep. l6ei F.; EblinE; J52. Total; s47;
Kinmpp. III; Koch. iSs. Mckay. iss. Totai. eco.
SECOND GAME.
GannonT I'd Klnmpp, 52S; Groeall lao; 3.
Grots H iii. III, Eefstseiin. lao: EoS;itssf.
1856; Meyer. 1bb: wiegand. lo9. Total. $40.
THIRD GAME.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lac; Merton. ia; Brouwer,
Orc Grows Hss &il.zPdtts n0H a1t; Eel Eeis.e eGs4i fs as'f kobitzel,
i: .El elsgsii Ffai m sleknna; aEe' 1o as'H Grove ess4 Hill. 90.
The Ogden Council team failed to reach TOO in
Royal Hrosnum League tournament sories at he
Tennis Club alleys last night. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Ogden C~ouncil-Hebard, 1872; Sherman, 127: Muir
ray. lsl; Freoh. 1872; Massey. 144: Total. ese.
Irving Council,Steininge 1eI; Keller. 1Ao;
tai, 100.
Ogden Gouncil.Hebard. 1eI; sherman. 90: MUIR
ray. 1876; Frech. 1872: Massey, 124. Total, 696.
STANLEY Counoil. Loebenstein, 1896 Johnson, 127;
THIRD oAME.
Irving Counoil-Steininger 1873; Keller. 1eo; Re-
delshoimer, 114; Blue. 1919; Kuhlwein. 1877. Total.
stanley Council-Loebenstein. 100: Johnson, 1859;
Wolf. 1ol; schoenlein. l5s; Wahlers. ISL. Total. TO.
The De Long Council bowlers were in form In the
brooklyn Royal Arcanum tournament last night,
and defeated two or the leading teams. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
De Long council-Blake. 1914; schuman, $50;
De Witt Clinton 6ouRcii"M;cEHiroy. 100: Weeks,
16s; Page. l73; Little. 100; Butler. 1875. Total, s27.
SECOND GAME.
De Witt Clinton Council-MoElroy, 18e: Weeks.
121: Page. 1866; Little. 1877; Butler. 100. Total. $40.
Form Council.Schwartje I%1; Trimmer. 1885;
TIA. ~
Fern co~uncil-schw srtis. 1913; Trimmer. 1852;
Thomas. 159; Miller. 1872; Ketcham. 14s. Total,
De Long o~ouncil-BlAks. 1872; ~sehumsp. 174;
Tamlyn. 1877; Healy, ia; Han, las. Total. s62.
The Corinthians last night were pitted against two
strong teams in the Carruthers national tournament
OF Brooklyn and won both games. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Corinthians. Walter. 1853; Woller, 14s; T. Wal
ter. III; Holden. liz; s%chaetfer, 17g. Total. s2S.
Echo-DodeZ, 1873; Brand. 1877; Sellers, 1877; Ban
mister, 1853; Wells. 15p. Total. 1874.
SECOND GAME.
Eoho-Dodez, 1853; Brand. 1865; Sellers, 174; Ban
mister. 168; Wells. 17v. Total, $50.
schmitt. 1850; sohl. 1870. Total. s25.
THIRD GAME.
Empire-sehafer. 1876; La Due. 1852; williams.
100; Schmitt. l57; Sohl, 1857. Total, S3I.
Corinthians. Walter, III; Woller, 17e; t. Wal
tor. ia; Holden. III; Schaehe III. Total. 87S.