The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-13

Tho American National Tournament VIII
Soon he Over.

The .ch.dul. a. arranged by the Executive Com.
mittee OF the A. n. L. was hnished last night, but
two postponed series remain 10 be played. These
games will be rolled on next MONDAY and Tues.
day nights. The scores.
100,
ling. 1888; SchwaRer. 1U5; X. Fuchs, i"n, Total. IVA.
1872 e. Netser' 1885 Darrell 49, T"tai' a2''
ai.,1,,e-sc,ro,a. tss, Gro.I,py ,ai. Roach.
ling, ISa: sc6wsger' iie; Fuchs, itit Total. US.
THIRD CANE
Boulevard nauf. I5l; milford, .l2; De Rivera.
1888; Graves, 15s; Darrell. t2B. Total, s2I.
harrington, 1886 hoffman,, lo'' Total. 40
u4,, -. ,.u,,n =, r.,,,.n a.. a,,,.o po,
team showed w we'll u the INST Uncle sam national
game at frsenklo's alleys last night. defeating the
kiNerdslcs By f~ortN'"ne lins' Tue scores;
fihsf GAME
hyerdale u Ebli4g. ld2: Flood, 1888; Gray. 1885,
Golden Rod-Eck. 40; ". Ainold. l7s; Jost, i7s;
Snyder, 2o3; Eckstcin. i4S. Total. $50.
COLE InI' CFaa mgiih III. To, sI"% IA ! i'' 'r'y' 1871
~fidslia-Koster, 167; Gerth, 1856; AmOnn. M;
At the Tennis Club alleys. The scor,s:
,ns o.w,
Manhattan c~ouncil-Leyo,, i+o, Fsis. 2oi; Wise.
1gl; Cohen. lsi; Keller. lto, Total, $40.
sahiati'hn HomnSiiI' 9hes, ~ DeeEsni 20 mop
,,,asnDnr
y
us SAMANTHA H. e9 Biniar- , 5qne s.in 1sl; ,l Ree ToIs,. tx ~;
stanley Council Loebenstein.. l22; SpurKeor, ss;
sonin' W. scLoenleius' lto; "@hiers' i4"' Iot"''
" Third CANE.
Manhattan ConnsilnLeyor iS2; feis; l2s; Wise
M; Cohei; iSa; Keller. 10, iotal; tvo,s az.
tAIif NtHItl iHb, Nlh 10
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ALLEYS on Wedn.sdsy nirbt. in Tie series Of he As.
sociated Cycling Clubs Of New Jersey Bowling
League, were:
FIRST GAME
Mantle WheelmenIHanieg l32: MoerSIorti liz;
North Hudson County cyelers-P. seheiien, 1856;
Ayres. 1914; Martin, 1870; Schellen. Jr., la1; Butten-
oaum' lSo' lo"L 'Z'
sE'onp SAAt'
Niann0 eetwwenhha niey AZ: oiArki II:
tai, ips.
North Hudson County Cyelers-P: Schellen. 40;
hhs rT az TotsI "a 9oheiien' Il 1905 ou''en'
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The Summit Field CLUB team journeyed to the
h snS TaGS d 4: :; iaG r. Ne 6nmo on oM Msdnes s6 sl night tSras
Games OF the Suburban. Athlete Bowling Ies9ue,
the scores:
FIRST GAME.
Summit Field club-william Won Duhn. 1871; R.
A. Won Duhn. ii5. Total. i4s.
Rivertide Athletic Club-Fisher. 1871; Cadiz, 153;
Mitchell, I75: Harper, 1870; Reese, I47. Total, s45.
sruni. Fio,d c,ub- wiI,.m Won Drbr ,es. n
cieTtnn Iuo r Sayage al a. cIayton i5s. George
A. R s%n Hden Athletic iSiai Fisher 40; Roll. la;
Mitchell. Ia; Harper' iisi; Reese, POS. Total. s33''
THIRD GAME.
Summit Field , Won Duhn. 1t5; r.
CLAYTON 100 savage. ~; @; clayton ls+i ueorge
RiyeEsids Athletic clqb-Pisher, I5s; Roll 54s'
The Crescent athletes rolled mp some high scores
in the telegraphic match with the Carleton Club of
'ictory in the first half of the series. The scores:
.,., n T..m W u.u;,,o, 1ee. Ma.
role 1sai 6oyie. isa. kei,ev, p71T. Bull 1872. To.
tai. ISL.
Team No: 2-RoSsen, 154: Fetterolf, 133; Plking-
ton l2S; Mcguire, l53; Beard, le2' TOTAL, 100.
SECOND GAME.
Cre,cent A. @. Team No. 1-Hamilton. ia: Mes.
- 10. Doria Ia. EaI.ar -. puI 100
ercie' Iaoi Doyle 1905 Messy l"e' BULL lso.
Team No. 2-Rossen. 127; Fetterolf. III; Plking.
THIRD GAME.
nm JAN"
oIeeoens IN, ~ 10 .I.ar isoi Mi nno
iT Team \ No. 2-Rou,en. ITS: Fetterolf. 17s: pilkinr-
ton. I2S; Mcguire, lSi; Beard, 1913. Total, sO3,
"' = n..Ir-os oIrn-p,n.r o.Mr
1Ss: Herman la4' Calder 1905 Lincoln lb".
gtsi, s,ahhi,s ,.s. ur,o,,,.o, ,ao.
paSon;, III. vhoni.r ~. prosLar liza Tat.i
boae'ih' iSii "heeier' 1876 rFoshe'' 100 ioAi'
SECOND GAME.
c,-,o.o, Gin, TN os NJ ,Ms.ono IA co,r,a
,s Sar Hspm. Glu IsI. Saidsr ,so. iInco,n ak Tpnr ~,
tsI ala ID" IVA ""''' I've A"''"' i"' !"
Team No, 2-Stebbins. 1874; Hutchinson, 1877:
Bodevin. 1853; Wheeler. 1+s; Proskey. POI. Total.
$50.
THIRD GAME.
Carleton club Team No. 1-stoner, 1877; Conrad.
1G6:. Herman, 1853; Calder, $50; Lincoln, 1877.
Team No. ,-stebbin,. 142: Hutchinson. 1ss.
uasanI, 10 vbanIar ,i'' pro.tn, M toy
.ngie'n ~ ""ooie '~'' iA' :" io""i'
IT,, s.oro.- c..on r o7<. c.r,.,o, Club
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The Pioneer wheelmen improved their place in
the Long Island Association Of Cycling Clubs tour
by winning three games in Wednesday
night series. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Pioneer wheelmen-Beadle, 1877; Flcock, I4a:
Fisher. I46: Oxley, Isl; Walling, 100. Total. Tn2.
Indian Cyclers-Hagenbacher. 1888; Louis, l26;
Herbst, 1862; Cohn, I2g; Flcgenheimer, 1903. Total,
Gas.
SECOND GAME.
Pioneer wheelmen-Beadle. I41; Elcock, 14s;
Fisher, 1874; Oxley, Iba: WAllinR, l4O. Total, 1862,
Indian clersEHaSenbache I26: Ions. las:
Herbst, 1s6; Cohn, 80; Flegenheimer I16. Total. 8SI.