The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-11
BOWLING.
George Smith Rolls the Highest Score OF tire
Season in the DRUG Tourney.

Season in the DruG Tourney.
The champion Colgate 4 Co. team Of the whole
sale Drug Trade Association tournament increase,
its lead yesterday. While the soap men captures
three games from tho II. W Robinson kSon ave
the National Lead Company players. who hold sscon,
place. won only two games. The seabury 4 johnson
bowlsrs captured the third game. George Smith
anchor and star bowler Of the R. W. Robipson 4 500
team. topped the high sooro Of $40 rolled BY tAulf
nor. The dcoren;
Meet, 1915 saunders, no. r. p. Meek, its; Tynt
ssabury 1 Johnson-ps zelisr. lis; sdrimshaw.
Joy; csushey, lsA; Withers, lt6; Judge, ISL. Total
SECOND oAMx.
National Lead compeny!Toynisy, 1876 9. X
s:ssary ! .Jchnsonmps zslle., le,. sOztm.h.y,
tai, Gao.
2osi. ssundors. isSi 4. r. Mscf. iiiSS; ''FiySt. iS7.
seabnnPy L Johnson-ps Zeler, 100, scr4mshav,
1895 cauEhey. 1875; wlthsrs, goo; Judge. lea. Total.
FOURTH eAMu.
Colgate 4 co.-Bsrnor. 1870; chrystAi, .1aI; Ward.
1S6; Faulkner. la9; Colgate. ia, Total, Ito.
,os. X Gor ESS,n iss; I k sSaLS S5i s%itA ISL 81. E rSsai. SS3.
Golgsts 4 bar iIs; ShrEs..l; 1ss' Ward.
90; Horton. iaT; LitteIi. lae; Smith. sai. Total. sS1.
SIXTH oAMI.
Colgate 4 oo.,Bsrps,, ia; onrystaL, 1aAi Ward.
r. ". Robinson :. son-KimtSi, iaI; Thomson.
12s; Horton. 1<4; Littoll, 100; Smith, Hi. Total. T7i.
The Cathedral Club team was successful In win
ming two games in the Arshdioessan Union League
day night. The scores.
FIRST oAnE.
,Loyols Union 2-Murphy. l7<; Mcmahon, eSi
coyie. f3s; Duffy, 14o; Feeley, iSs. Total, 7oa.
SECOND GAME.
Barry nGyol i.a Tr a.n,a ann ssG? S:as 1c.: i mSh: 4cssi. I'LL III:
Cathedral Club-H. Hoiahan. I4di J. Holshsns. 1905
Smith. lts; Hsggerty. 176; Lyons. 1ca. Total. 7sl.
THIRD CANT.
cG 1ya,s. dsSsi p p'n,;n4 Iii H, Essslsy. AZ, III, T Nsi ia ,,s,
Smith. 12o; HRggerty, 1874; Lyons. leo. Total. 7ds.
The Parkway. Annex and Apollo club. rolled three
ment on Friday night. The scores: '
FIRST oAMr. ''
Parkway-Jantzer 172; Niles. 1es; G~undsrman.
XnnhsIWA. KKiiEEfeir, isS: f.heeiusen. 10: Dcrz.ph.
1856: Cook, 1873; G. Kiefer, 1dJ. Total. Sal.
SECOND GAME.
COOK. ssa; @. kicfer. iet. Total. 90.
pj hpSIl9 SsF. sr.,b ss ss.- 1 Ess rd 3sG; sr Werner. 1es;
THIRD oAME, $3.50
100; Brethauer. 1al. Total. 7oi.
1876; fSnsenSorE. iso; Satsr. las. fotsi. stS..
The Accidents won two games by four and forty
United Bowling Clubs tou~rnanent ct ThumS KahiS.
iorf' IS alleys last night. The scores: (
FIRST GAME.
Independent-Millar. 1863; Rothschild, I77; Lem
1o5; Lehman. 1870; Loewenberg. lds. Total,
0nralI-p lchrI1n nm. n l,hrlv~ on9.rntkSn
Il; Hslmae;n. iSa; i;uhrs. 1Si. Total. nj" '''
SECOND oAMK.
Independent-Hiller. 1e3; Lenlins. 100: Roth
child. $50; Lehman, 1855; Loewenberg, $50. Total.
Ae cid! Sz.En IL 1sl i1 HosSn, 1856: Eitor. las; Wal
THIRD CANT.
oerell-P. sehulze. 15s: g. schulLs. 1888; otten. /
.e nsc hSi@eJ; III; I hHsFf ao ala. ,s Tct HIt5 1T a.. Wal.
e, 1855; Braun, 1853. Total. s17.
In tho Staten Island Amateur Bowling League |
ames rolled on Friday night the scores were:
FIRST GAME.
q; JoehsSG, h!e; Z Beshs. 1[e; Total re; 20,
'aley, 1853; Peloher. 174. Total. TAI.
SECOND GAME.
Marion-Miller, 1870; Chard, 1859: Mawhinny. lse;
Tosaipdtaina1iilsnpe:ehtold, i%s: B soS .1se; Gran.
hrey, 1852; wilkin, 1870; Hawkor. ios. Total, o9o.
THIRD GAME. -
81 Jackson, 1850: j. Roche. iea. Total. sal.
1913; Bossert, 14s; Gran.
hroy. 1+2; Wiltin. 11s; Hawker. 1oa. Total, o<4.
Friday night'e games in the Kings county tourna.
ent at Letters alleys resulted rs follows:
FIRST GAME.
Mars.WaldhaqHsr: iIs; Rlsetsnatein. lse: stuppy.
SECOND GAME. &
1e9; sorge! 1877; trsmple 100:
eppisr. 100; Frleng. IsI. Total, $685.
Is; s spi ni.1 1so; Norwi lis' 1871 sfnls fos:,. i 4S5. dr0f'aof'
THIRD eAAE.
I I g. k;;-gsup an, lS7; sshisgsl 49,; arofniei.
Il; s splHE: als; SpfT Isi: F 1ssi nSsa,, SEQ ~. s.pnnv
y; kunz. 2os; Roehler. 1873. Total. sA4.
The Rlys liver, :, 4 ~. 2; and ni ssa.h Orange IaelS Club
ID Essex Bowling League..at the formers alleys. I'm
Riverside A. C.-Cadiz, 40; Teller, 146; Kirk. lTo;
ssniar, 1s2; smith I'LL, 15S; Total. sost,.m..
SECOND GAME.
s s1ha LIS; smith rla,I 1st; Total. Pa
alliday, 1888; Smith, 179; Wildoy. 1e8. Total, sis.
THIRD GAME. /
Riverside A; C..Cadiz, 100; Teller. ao4; Kirk. 17o;
south 6 6roi sn Fieid ecdInibIleGfraaa;ass.e las; r.,... 1so,
alhday. 200; Smith, 1857; wildey. ice. Total. a00. I
The teams Of the Jersey City Club and New jersey
wiling Club met in three games of the Hudson
unity Trolley Bowling League at the latter's alleys
Friday night. Tho scores: -
FIRST GAME.
Jersey City Club-Lockwood.- 1854; Southland, 1877;
embeok. 148; Scott, 1873; Cordner, Has. Total. TIA.
jersey B.. C.-Chamberlain 1f6; Oily, iIT: :
Irkinson, 175; Piercy. 1922; Lawrence. 17o. Total.
10.
SECOND GAME.
Jersey City Club-Lockwood, lib; Southland. 18a.
1876; Scott, 1853: Cordnsr, 176. Total. 760.
Jersey B. c. Chamberlain, lat; Oily 18b:
Irkinson. 152; Piercy, 100; Lawrence. 1874. Total.
u,
THIRD GAME.
Jersey City C~lub-Cayilli. l2s; sopthard. lso:
,mbeck. 1877; Scott. 147; Cordner. ia Total. 700.
New Jersey B: Chamberlain, 17b; Oily, isT,
rkinson, 1856 Piercy. 1877; Lawrence. 10e. Total.
Tho games In the Hudson County Trolley LeaRue
the, New Jersey A. G. alleys on Friday night re-
lied;
FIRST aAME.
Bay Boat C~Iub-Dayies, I6e; q. A. orimtha-
A; 9. drifiths, 1855; Bodine. pa; Btumpfei, 200.
New jersey A. C.-Foster. 1876: Boyd, le7; Krsbs.
U; Jackson. 1863, Simmons. 1850. Total, si3.
SECOND GAME. .
Newark Bay Boat Is0, n A. GrIk. !