The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-12
BOWLING.


will terminate to morrow, only two more nights re-
main for tho twenty teams which have not rolled to
compete for the prizes. 1t expected that fullya
dozen teams would play last night. but only sI APP
The scores
FIRST GAME
Fidela No. Wagner a2;Kibbel e5; Roster 1l2:
foege. ~; Amann. lo4. Total, 467.
Chauncey No. 1-Klie, 1oi; Thiele. sI;i Fsls. 60;
Brady, 49, Merit, 100. Total 433.
THIRD GAME.
Chauncey No. Pc. Think o.; O. Think 81.
Peters. 40; TetLlon. 30; Peters. 80. Total, 842;
FOURTH
OK knp5S 1nr 19I; SNYDER 96 vess
FIFTH GAME.
Queer-singer 90: Gibson. 80; Ulrloh. TO: Dori-
ing, 49, seyd, 81. Total. $50.
SIXTH GAME.
FideliA No. 2-Paulson, SO: Gsrth 90; Hoffman,
o.: Heester. 81; Diehl. 81. Total. +36.
Two more games were won by tho Empires in tn.
night The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Mercury-Rose. 1871: Starr. 1874: Koelsch, 12s,
Empirc-HoweIl. is5: Ston. Is9: Dledsrick, 2oa,
Young. 1876; Arnold. 1870. Total, $50.
SECOND GAME.
speei, ali; spooves. los Tot.i, s5s. ''"
l2t; Luhrs, 1913; p. schulz l24. Total. 7b9.
GAME.
Empire-Howell, 15t: StoH. 1876; Diederick. 1851
Young. 1873: Arnold 1870. Total. SI7.
osreil-Helmers. Ie6; Grsober. 1856: Monsees. SO,
Luhrs. lss; +. schulz. l6O Total. 716.
The Knickerbocker A. c. team dsfeated tho Cherry
Diamonds two straight games at starrs alleys last
Wilson I2S: Todd: I"s; Parker. ie1 Total! sa6,
Thornbury, So: Young. 21l sullivan. III. TotA.
sl6.
SECOND GAME.
KnickerbockerA. c. -Townley. ls1: Fletcher, 15<,
" ssIrv 15n Toad az rarfe, ~ pG,S sas
Thornbury. III; Young. 1ev. Sullivan. 1874. Total.
Although the wsshingtons UP against two
score, SEQ above the 300 mark they won two games in
DORIS alleys lsst night Linden averaged ala and
Zenn 2i2H. The scores
FIasT GAME.
. Norris Wheslmen- MacDonqld. 1915 Eciert, 100.
Gibson. 2ll; Briggs 1871: Deike. 2ol. Total. aos.
Washington. Linden; sps; ): Zenn' ~ ,Boehn.
SECOND GAME
Morris wheslmen-Mac Donald. l72j Ecker, 1924
Gibson. Isl; Briggs. 1863: Dsihe, ITS. Total, sos.
1859; Dawson. lu4; L. Moses. l75. Total. $40.
THIRD GAMR.
Washineton-Hnden. 22o: J. Zenn. I'll: Boshm.
ia: DAWSON. 2S1i L. Moses. IS4. Total. Sss.
The Social Intercourse Committee Of the Long
Island Association of Cycling Clubs held special
the following clubs would BE- representsd
Ba.S~ Sf "" A Bsoo SIsny n f
.sPc W. Ffa1 SS" % R.a
w.. Pierce W.. Defender W. Amphon ". and
This is the largest entry Lis. ever received. An
attractive sehedqle viii be arranged. and thre: Of
the strongest clubs will be brought together for the
opening games on Oct. "a
Washington Irving and Commonwealth teams By
big MARGINS in the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum tourns-
ment last night. The scores;
FIRST oAME.
Commonwealth Council-Muhlhausen, 1853: Fisch-
or. 80; coeroft. 1871; Brown. 100; Folk. 17s.
Warrington Irving Council-Thisrtnger 1eog
Cordeau. i37; WATERBURY: 1922: Campbell. no. Glen
SECOND GAME.
Washington Irving Conneil-ThierlnRer. Isoi Cor
deau. ~; waterbury ii7' Campbell. 1885, dlenden-
Dc witt Clinton Council-Quinn. 176; Weeks. 14h
Page. l7s; Smith. 1876; McIElroy. ia. Total. 7so
GAME
Dc Wit c smS 49, wsst s
Commonwealth Council - Muhlhausen, il4s;
Total. o7s.
Nassau Council IN The Brooklyn Royal ACEG1nn9
carried on two victories The scores:
FIRST GAMF.
Nassau council-Rusher. 40; T.. Pye. 1852; Fox.
14B L. Pye. I8s: Kerr ITO. Total. T46.
Fraternity Councl-BoWne. lLd; Phillips. 1884
NAhs 1855; Bruce. IA; Gibson, 1872. Total, 72s.
SECOND GAME.
Fraternity Council-Bowne. 1872. Phillips. l21I
Mans 1903. Bruce, ll3: Gibson. ia. Total. Sl4
Long Island COuncii-Jphnst IN. l46' ShNHcr. 1928:
Henninger. l27 Bloss, J2"; Esclhoh. l42. Total.
66H.
THIRD GAM
Iony Island Council-JohrEt N. 49,; Shfhe-. 14eI
Hrnnnger, III, Boss. l4o, E.e no l2?. Total
TlV.
ll8: L. Pye 136, Kerr 1913. Total 49,.