New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
BOWLING.
MORE CLOSE GAMES IN THE AMERICAN
NATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT
GERMANIA HALL.

NATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT
GERMANIA HALL
The Germania Hall bowling alleys are rapidly
earning n reputation for close finishes. and many
Of the recent match games in the American Ma
tional tournament have been won by only Few
pins Last night the Golden Rod five won from
Glendale by just four pins in the first game while
1--WE by $50 10 937 both high scores. and close
finish Glendale won the odd game
The nights scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
Gtasal GSi@sn Rod 5 S t t 81 ~ ss s @ s ss s sSs @
scSTas.- ss a1 % EE & M
schwage lso Groeins. i67; R. Fuchs. ia; A Fuchs.
SECOND GAME.
sspSas sdsS 70 s s;S m 5 as as 40 49, ss ss go 3 M s9i
S0ae ts es 80 ScSss M % ss Grceins
r Fuchs. 1870: A. Fuchs Isa. South Paw-Martln iaI'
Medicus. l4e Randall l6o Bershank l5s; jenkins. ia
THIRD GAME
sCa1s Sfs' pa% Sa ss S 2s 5S @ 4Ss @ s So s5I
seSroedt esa is4 sta 2is south PawMan 5
Medicus. col Randall 200; Biershank. 2ol jenkins ~
THE ARCHDIoCEsAN LEAGUE GAMES"
For the second time the Cathedral Club team did
not put in an appearance at Starr's alleys on
Wednesday night. and both OF its games were given
to the opponents by default The Loyola team won
two close games through the good bowling OF W.
Monahan The scores follow
FIRST GAME.
yss ss -, 2t alg s9s @ .Gs s ss - s.: So Sa5 ss Ga
Ioyoa-McKay l2s: Flood. %: Meagher lSi Cole
1856 Monahan. lsd St. Monica-H. Connolly .,oN l2., NC
Laushn. i59' Goodwin, llo; Roche. 49, W. Connolly
-'' SECOND GAME.
Fading asg S IT, & z @ ss & "a s @ sss @ ss SO 2
spalding. No. 1schefier IA Rogers lI3 Davis Davis
lss g. Fnasssn Mn1s as 49, P9Sss 0% s S R0 s. sca
THIRD GAME.
Holy Rosary 40 lo2 l52 ZIG 2s $50 Ss a. sssS Sts St
Holy Rosary-o, ,Rourke. 139 Finnegan 1885, oNein
l09 Dugan 100; sculy, 1874
FOURTH GAME.
spadlnr No L. e3 Ie5 22s 3O4 4o6 400 sss 732 1872
Cathedral Club did and lost game by default
spading No I-schissier la9 Rogers is4; Davis 2ia;
FIFTH GAME.
ssr.% m Mns 81 & as s is9 % 80 sS s @ Ss So
ST. Monica-H. Connolly. i41 McLaush'in, l22 Good
~carncy ii2 wallace l2s Fianngan. I45 varey io7;
SIXTH GAME
hGyqa hsr. q !: M s 5d m @ @ sS sS $50 $50 IS IS S 3 s
LoyolaE Monahan 1879 McHay l3S; Meagher IA
LEFFERTs COUNCIL WINS TWO GAMES.
The Brooklyn Royal Arcanum Sub" series at
Carruthers alleys. Futon-st.. Brooklyn, on Nednes-
day night, resulted follows:
FIRST GAME.
Ss G 8ane So So rs sS 5 sS @ @ q q Is 81 $50 @
Aschenbach. Ia: smith. I4s Long Island Council
Judge l37. Henninger. i4e; Wheeler l22 Bloss 1913
SECOND GAME.
ds:r d:r' s. M s4 fs @ 81 ss * 3 SO So Ssi IS
Leferts ConncilJeweIl l4s Hckok l?S; Freed. i5I'
Aschenbach as 1872 sT.h ISi Gi5Srt 3e RsSop 1S smith
''' THIRD GAME.
s F:; e5%nc 4 B ;5 @ @ ss 81 81 50 s 50 So
I~nerts couEciJewel l25: Hiekok, lo4 Freed "a
liz. Bruce 109 Brill Ii3 Harrison. 49, Gibson. III
THE BANK CLERKS LEAGUE TOURNAMENT.
The clerks from the Park National Bank won two
games last night in the Bank Clerks League
tournament at Reid's alleys. No. 900 Church-st.
ts5ngs The odd game went to the Hamilton team
by a close The nights scores follow:
FIRST GAME
Park Is m t st s;s s 81 ss3 e e Ss Ss IS IS s IS ss 8
Park Bank-Davis2n. Ie Schultz al pail nI:,-dSt ISt
Pck 9 wy y g Aeraa @ lean EHhinEnIms0ns 3s KsHn.dy ss
SECOND GAME
m.tsn Rn.a ii ii @ 3 s - Si5 SS So So
49, asSogSS It Ward a S5s
i35. Haight. l49 Clarke. lo4 Lee, l57 Kennedy i2a
THIRD CANE
Park IA IA %? 3 5t 3 40 40 ts tsS 81 S So ss SO 7ss
park-Davison. 1ss Schultz. 1872; Rail. l5l Block.
7yaI Ward "ys iss Go'tmeier ies. Mooney. i59.
THE FIRE INSURANCE LEAGUE GAMES.
The Caledonian team won two easy games in the
Fire Insurance Bowling League tournament last
night at Reds alleys. No 200 Church-st, beating
Home and an Insurance 6sG gs com com
panies teams. The latter won the oon came WIN
a big margin 10 spare The scores foloW
FIRST GAME
Californian as i9f 35 5 s5 s55 ssS 1 : IS ssa s 90 %
Home Ss Toombs 1873 Frzel IA
walton i IS i2t 9u,zdn 9 ps Rosse 5 i5
SECOND GAME.
G.2saSl,2 Sc s. fss s fs @ si = s. IS So
ca aedonian-Franck. 22 Toomns 10 ss..5Dn
les Barnett O6 Markes. l29 ormsby l2o Els'on' 10
THIRD GAME
s9 fss g; go q? q? ssg s SS @ s9s s ss5 81
Home 90 lSs Barnett 1856 Markes
1911 ormsbee i35 Elston lss HomeTBrenqnss, % p iIs' R
Colnson Doughty. l2s ointzon lol' De hose' 100
TWO FOR THE PIONEER wHEELMEN
The Pioneer wheelmen won two games in the
Glass A tournament OF the Associated Cycling Clubs
O, Long Island at Carrutherss alleys, in Fulton-st,
Rrooklyn last evening In the first game the
Pioneers defeated the Kings County Wheelmen, and
in the third game II defeated the Nassau five. The
Kings County Wheelmen won and lost and the
Nassau team lost two games. The scores:
FIRST GAME
Pioneer ...... l55 25T 32i 554 72s sli
C. W.......74 13e 219 3O7 4Os 493 576 ESQ 725 100
Pioneer wheelmen-Arata i29. Beedle 1888 Fisher 1855:
Nicholson. 1871 Walling. 1871 Kings County Wheelmen-
Courtney l65. De Nyse. 1911 Twiddy l49: Leach. l46.
Cornish. l69
SECOND GAME.
X. c. w......s5 lss 222 3Os 3ss AIS 5s7 ess T3 100