The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
AT SPoRTSMEN'S H 0
j. BoEMERMANN, JR., MAKES 4 FIVE
RECORD AT BOWLING.

ne Rolls the Highest Score IN the Competition
and Secures Five Consecutive etFikes-mee-
ords en- the Buliseye IarEets-R. e. Leen-
ara Scores new HiEuFes at M CasttnE.
There was q crush last night and in the after
noon at the sportsmen's show. and. as the 90
ciety element predominated, the exposition IN
safely launched in the sea OF fashionable favor.
On Saturday morning the show will be opened
free to all public school children. In the way Of
competitions yesterday there was great rivalry.
New records were made in ny casting and at
bowling, and some marvellous scores wero re-
corded In shooting.
At 8 o'clock there was q great outburst Of
cheering in tho bowling alleys. It was q compli-
mont to J. Boemormann. Jr., who had made 100.
1t was not only the best score in tho competi-
ton, but the best score ever made at the head
pin game in the United States under tho condi-
tions. He made five consecutive strikes. In all.
Boemermann rolled $40 balls, and he expended
for tickets about s1s.. His winning cards were
first twenty-five scores in the contest follow:
}; B~oemermsnn, Jr, Arlington of Brooklyn, 1906
Metropoiitsn, iGs; DR.. Little, Aurora Grata, brooklyn.
las: J.J Clingen. Metropolitan. las; r. Menninger,
nlaTs OF s sroosi S1 i iSS; Z. Ra lss. L aia S' ciuo. is sit Il.
b~oemermann, sr, Monarch OF brooklyn. I47i W.
inst,on.. iae: ". 'wailsr. eSfhithian iiS; v. i: risSsr,
MM strSPoiissn. 1851 its: Il Il. h hlndcn, bG csSIs. i fsS, I Z. L wall
tiers. De Forest Council Of Brooklyn. l41; J. siade,
Thlsiman. standard. las Q. Z. Miller. Aurora arats,
l43; Co. W. d. sellers, Echo OF brooklyn. lag. A. y.
Orient whseimen OF Brooilyni. IA; r. Durst. I4i.
The scores in the individual contests were:
D D.. Trercks, Rosedaio-1so. 2os. las. EOS. ITO.
B. Mennlnsert Bright %star-l77. 17s. 1873. ITO. 1877.
1873. Total. I.o9s. = -, 90, ooo $40
H i: sehaa;er-iai. 17e. l7s. l7., 100. aas. Total.
J: wingenfeld, Linden G%rove-lsa. 100. 100, 1870.
G. Kiingeihofier, Observation-Disclosures, 100, 1853.
2o4. 2ol, i4l. Total. 900.
The four best afternoon scores in the %continu.
S Il. s IeoSeanf i4 @ei Il. D. S !. %sile a.. i RGFf. J. a. !f biili IN.
147., A the same period the six best scores in
I. Plach. 2.5e3; DIR. A. A. stillman. 1886. and
The measurements for the best centre shots on
the bullscye targets made on Wednesday were:
Oh Il. MahlsnSroGt' -; {; y. Dietrich, y: n 4 porr,sr.
M; S. sSnT e. Rim I'd ss = {. X ii1Bn rSwn asi 81 d. sG +. ".
Zen,sr st.s sSS a. e. Z IT,! Morris + 50; j. D w 1l6sa s, Go'
81; F. schaefer, SIS +. Z. aimiper., oi.c Erfr, Ss;:
=: c, Brown. lo5: g, Err. i4o;a B. Mcaowan. 14s;
s MiA Wilson, 1915 A. f. SF0'"an' ''S' o. or's'n'
The four best scores in the afternoon on the
target of honor, one entry Of three shots only.
and @. Il. Gensch.. rs. Tho record by Fiach il;
one Of the best ever scored in this country at q
ZO-rlnR target from u ulSuhnC6 OF lOU rect. EhCn
Of his trials counted 25 points, which means
that the shot each time hit the centre of the
bullseye. II. NJ. Spencer Of Scranton, Pa. in the
afternoon tied in the premium contest, for five
best tickets, with NJ. Dorrler. who had led from
the opening day, with 1857. L. p. Ittel is next.
with 365
In the evening shooting the sensation was
that of g. II. Pillard of New Britain, who tied
Flach's score on the target Of honor by scoring
20. The only other score Of note was ~, by l..
I. Hansen. Twenty others made poorer scores.
In the continuous match the best target was
that OF L. +. ItteI, "A. The best totals in the
big match were by l.. P. Ittel. 2,40s, and
Charles Dietrich, 1852.
the afternoon, at black bass, R. G. Leonard did
110lo feet. The previous record was 10l feet.