The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-06
as, Failon. 100; Jenerds. 1870; Hodges. los. Total.

u OtlB- hh1p. 1907 VI "pou, lOo' IL. u
"a 70. 1856 E. Wood lo'' H. knoepp'l' ''S' Total
141; Steitel. le6; Hmncken, 1874. Total, 7I5.
rts HH 1885, G I. Wood. 1 Fsp E. 1 knoo Ti Go 1888. ~ TotS Al, H a9s.
THIRD GAME.
Lineoln-sohlett, 100; johnson. 1+a; Mckenzie.
| Aud Ciootie-R. kapp. I75; G. Wood, 14T: G. Har-
ris; $50; Il. Wood, 1870; H. hnoeppel' 1872. Total.
Hoboken and North Hudson County Cyclers OF
Union Hill rolled two games at the latter's alleys on
cycling Clubs Of New Jersey Bowling League. The
scores:
Hamilton MISUNDERSTANDING. 1872; Lewis, 100;
Coy, -; klshre, 121; Clark, i1s. Total: 45l: oo,
seheiiau. lis; Ayres. i26; Martin, 1ei; Chanaud,
11e. Total, $40.
SECOND GAME.
co nam ~: Rla %ns'i is%! clsri. ISs. 1G Totai tf ss4. 1915
North Hudson County Cyclers- Buttenbaum, 1852:
schellau. 1911: Ayres, i40; Martin. 1853; Chanaud,
High scores prevailed in the games between the
R~oseville A. 4. and the Riverside A. c. teams in the
suburban ATHLETIC Bowling League, rolled at the
latter's alleys on Wednesday night. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Roseville A. A.-Bahcock. 1e1; Wood; 100; Waters.
10; Van Ness, l6i Ga Meyer 1tsd Isl ho,, Total 9;d. T TTsS.r 1870.
Harper, III; Reese, ISL. Total, 300.
SECOND GAME.
I Ros evil So 4: A 10. 1871 s1; Weed TH,di 2 I'D Waters.
Riverside A.. C.-Cadiz, i50: Roll, 1870; Fisher,
15e; Harper, 14e; Reese, 228. Total, SIC.
THIRD GAME.
Roseville A. A.-Babcock. 2o2: Wood. 1873; Waters.
17a; Van Ness. 1877; Meyer, l5a. Total, s7s.
Riverside A. C.-Cadiz. II2: Roll, 1888; Fisher. 1877;
Harper. 1871; Reese, 100. Total. s+3.
gr" ,3s ?, Council our hIa added tTo games to its string of
mcnt last night. The scores:
rIRsr GAME.
BROOKLYN, Council-Cooi, 1877; Halloran., 1871; Ia
Burnside Council-Fink. I54; Martin. 1872: Brown,
1875; Powell. 12o; Flanagan. 1872. Total, 1873.
SECOND GAME.
Burnside Council-Fink. 1877: Martin, 1875: Brown,
1873; Powell, ia: Flanagan, 1876. Total, 7a4.
Nassau Council-Tr4nsom 1871: Fox. I!5; Paroles
sus, 1873; Pike, 1911; Marshall, 1lS. Total, 755.
THIRD GAME.
sps; I2.; Pike, 1877; Marshall. ~; T9trI 5n2. no.
Taber, 1875; Clark, 14o; Maybaum, 1872. Total, 74s,
The Knickerbocker A. C. bowlers went to Hoboken
last night. where they encountered the team of the
Columbia. Club in the Athletic Bowling League
series. The Knickerbockers won every game. The
scores;
FIRST GAME.
Knickerbocker A. C--shepard. II; Perry 1913;
Colum 6i1 flH6-uHuesinsn isI; Jaeger i"e; Berg
SECOND GAME.
Knickerboeker 4. C..shcpard, 1872; Perry, 21o;
stone; l2s; Johnston %1nsn Ia; Starr, 200 Total SOL;
NM 100. butgtI. IND,
Bergman, 1856 kimEall, 1875: Keller, 1913. Total, S04.
THIRD GAME.
Columbia ClnbIHTssmRn 1872 Jaeger, I97; Berg
Knickerbockcr A. C.-Si.epard, III; Perry, I24;
Stone, 1877; Johnston, t+3; Starr, III. Total, sos.
The Arlington Hall alleys in Brooklyn were again
crowded to their utmost with fair e enthusiasts yes.
terday afternoon, when the Inter TINS. Independent
and Columbian teams began the second series of
games In the womcn's tournament. The scores:
I1RsT GAME.
Il w.. ~ NJ. Da--tt On, NJ. 49,
1ls; Mrs. Lehr. Iol; Mrs. PfretAschner, 1858; Meyer,
Indeoenaent No. Mrs Sharpe, 81: Mrs. Diedcn.
II8: Mrs. Coll. 20; Mrs. Won Dron. lia; Mrs. Jack.
sEcoSD GAME.
Columbian No. Mrs. Seekamp, I3p; Mrs. Has
teldt, ~; Mrs. IHink, 40; Mrs. Knoblc. 1oI; Mr..
Le ifn,sr i, no. 10 Total ,mMT 5"g barnett, ~. Mrs, noescb
s.: Mrs Lehr Ilsi Mrs. p .re'sohner. "a; Mr..
THIRD GAME.
Dieden' SS' Mr.. Coll, 30; Mrs, Won bron. ii2a55; Mrs.
'1 GaiSm'b Ssi NO. IS'ii Mrs Mrs sesEamp, rI2; Mrs. Has.
teldt. p6; Mrs; Hink, l2s; Mrs. Knoble, los; Mrs.
Lehnert, 81. Total, 642,
The RiyerdaleF made a poor start in the Uncle Sam
national tournament, losing two games at Fraeukle's
alleys last night. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
West Shore-Meyer. 100; Brauer. 14s; Zollinger.
ig Tnd 1sln ssm; lI,i t.GIsmdimn' i iai: I Ahirri So4' 80:
Bosehen. l5l; Lair. 1b1; q. Fraenkle. lo7. Total.
100.
SECOND GAME.
Uncle sam-Budcnbender. III; Ahlgrim. 1872;
Boschen. i8e; Lair, III q. Fraenkle. 2op, Total.
AiyordsloccE; Enling; l72; Gray; 1885, Flood. 1873;
THIRD GAME.
100; aa7bsrt' 100; ,Tiie;de@isnn, ia. Tl%oitaii. sss'
Rverdale-E. EblIng, 1873; Gray. l43; Flood, I4a;
Heep, ia; Cramer, 1913. Total. 1S2.
Dave shiman carried of the honors in the York.
willie League tournament games at the Village Club
alleysslast night. The scores;
FIRST GAME.
Au~dubon-Maher 1872; Brand. 1877: Birkett. 1872: |
Taylor. 2oi; Springer, 1850. Total, asa.
Premier ley, 1875 "a; R, hiGhtenberE' Ia7: Cohen
SECOND GAME.
Premier 2-Levy, 1870; II, Lichtonberg, 1a5; Cohen.
1853; J. l. ichtenberg, ll5: tliman, lb6. Total. 77S.
Washington. Zenn, 40; Schin. 1875; \. Zenn, !
1o2; Cohn, l4s; D., shiman. 2os. Total. Sal.
THIRD GAME.
Audubon-Msher. lca: Brand, 100; Birkett, 1855;
T%yloF nst; Springer; ~. an I Stb;r I7S 600. 6 zonn
1859; Cohn. 1866 d. sniman. PIG. Total, 80.
night in the Staten Island Amateur Bowling League.
The scoreH'
Stanley. 1874; siegel. s4o, Van Dnzer. l4d, Total,
Imperial-Klne. 100; Loyich. 1872; Clark. lag;
Mccormack, lb8; BurkhArdt. li6' Total, 772.
sECoSp GAME.
American-Anselm, .i2a; &. Boehe. 1872; sprrck,
IN mS SarhIoni lSs' > s 40 foi i"g, I9 9c t;I In ,,o.
Mccormack, l44i BurkhArdt. l%1. Total, das.
Third GAME.
A~mGriesnmAasslm Ia; G. Boehe l7Si sprnck,
staten I~sland-Bosiwick, I463 scroNsrlIEc. Isa:
Stanley. l6l, siegel, 1874, Van Duzer l25. Total, 74a.
. The Orient wheelmtn won three games from the
Brooklyn Bicycle Clue la Il night IN the class A series