New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-20
NEARING THE SHOWS END.
INTEREST IN THE sPORTsMEN's EXHIBl'
TON ON THE INCREASE

A GOOD SHOWING IN THE BOWLING. rLY-cAsTINo
AND TARGET coMPETIrroNs-woMEN IN THE
BOWLING ALLEYs-rnE SCORES IN
THE COMPETITIONS.
rn,erest IN the Sportsmens Show at Madison
Sauare Garden seems to be on the increase as 'he
time for the closing approaches. and from present
Indications tho attendance on Saturday oush, 10 DO
n record breaker for exhibitions OF this sort Inc
ny-casting competition rivalled the bowling last
night I'm point OF interest and ATTENDANCE Inc teT
seats on the Twenty -sevcnth-s side OK the ouding
were full of amateur anglers. watching the man@u-
vres Of the Hy-casting experts
Some excellent scores are being made IT. the oowi-
ing tournament, which speaks well for the tempo
rary but finely laid alleys. The highest score 70
date il that made by II. w. Mcclellan on the open
Ing night Of LII F. Schultz yesterday rolled llo'
and W. a. Gerdes Ito
In the head-pin tournament yesterday VI Keppler
made l49 out Of possible $50 equalng the record
j. Boermermann Jr, {. *. Starr ana Dr. Li''ie are
tied eor SECOND place, with lH each.
J. A. II. Dressed says that the condition OF the
Grand American Shooting Handicap VIII not be
changed. When the Interstate Association passed
resolution at its meeting on Monday last barring
professionals and manufacturers agents from TAX
ing part in the sweepstakes at Its tournaments the
resolution referred merely TO inanmate target or
ciay-pigcor tournaments the handicap being espe-
can Handicap is practically open TO all the assooia
ton merely reservng to itself the right to refuse
the entry of any person whom IL may deem un ao
sirab,e to permit 10 tai part in the contest. ne
question OF eligibility is one of character only not
The JJolly Womens Bowling Club. visited the
alleys in the evening, and several OF them com
petcd n The headPn to1namept Mrs s H. H4rdie
H. ~ Spenay made 2i2i in the individual l0)-shot
championship match yesterday. which was claimed
The scores in the bowling tournament were as
follows:
J. Tldeman. oreenwood-2o2 III 1855, 165. 1913. i73:
schultz oriental-lsa 2ii. los els. 2o7. ISL; total
E. Haase Manhattan-i55 $50 1885, lCe 100. III; total
" A. Gerdes Lous-l62. Io2. 2l,. ?o 1872 23; total.
r Mas Arlngton-iss 2a 2o, ia. 2o2 $50; total,
l.l5S
hundred shots--R j. Young, i2l; l. Flach, 24o3; /.
Buss. 1881; 6 Schlicht 2S17; j. P Hare ~ Ses
e'3ss; IT, b. Muller. 1921; W: P; Uhler. 1906 w. C.
p@m 0ntnu3 o rife a. Mfy Dorrier ls; H
Muller AZ j. e. piln lt5 H. p a. spencer 9G l:S
dbe Pg's 49, D wie s AMI 4 1sn Bss.s W
j. A. Dietz. ~; F. G. Ross lH; G. Williams
II K Tr" Young at 49, 10 Dr. Isxei smaS 49,
Konh. isS 5. j.; Lyon rs J, H +. o Hare ar us 1873;
a. C. Nenn7aGPn i cnsd aa'K s7 W. Damron ss
W. 4. III ks. 1876; G.. Worn. 1885, J. r. smith, lot'
Target Of Honor-L. Flach: rs; O HIM. 49,; g f.
Gonsch 49, G. Worn. y; l.. Buss. p; W a. Tewes,
3,cn, W HorG R3yer jF q I & Wc P1ln Il
Bodenstab, 10; p J. OHare. 70 n d. Muller, 81;
r. Kraus. 6e r. Busse. So s: Kohn, IS: 6. y
G G. RTszi mi g.: W. Koch. s. w. "
Premiums for the best five tickets In continuous
match: