The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-31

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New York-Thum. 1871; Dormagen. 179; schilling.
19S; Mater lsS; Fosss. II; TGt.l. s2t; Naval,
1sp; o'Connor. 17s; Roster. 17a. Total, s7s.
THIRD aAME.
New Yort,Thum 2lA; Dormsgen. dso; schillinr
ii Eris Mtisshi bro; to fsS:: isti aCssl; G iss, Maxwell.
1852; o'Connor. i4e; Roster. 227. Total. sl+.
To decide the lesser prizes In the Uncle ssm ma
tionai tournament three games we're rolled last night
at Fraenkle's alleys. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Rivsrdale-.E. Ehling. 1911; Meistsr; I22; Brewer.
~; hssP; lssi 8 Srs anST i5t IL. T Srsnn 800 sSs, rr,t.ob,
100; Rehm, 100, +. Gerdes. III. Total, S+A.
SECOND oAME.
Rivsrdaie,E Ebling, iss; Msister. 49,; Brewer
Thompson. 151: Longheed. 1873. Total. $40.
THIRD GAME.
Civ1l serytcsnwa 9 ,rds. 1ss; Braun; 14s; THt'oh.
Thompson. 1885, Longheed, 172. Total. ISL.
To the Orchards belongs the credit Of being tho
frst team 70 win four straisht games in the Arcade
in the series played last night. Tho SCORES:
FIRST GAME.
West shorenMeyer. 154; Diectmann. 1871; Ttede-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2sa; Buohhoi1. 1913; Wick
West shore.Meyer, I%2; Dieckmsnn. 1885, Tiedo-
orchard BalIwintel. 1861 Buohho,s. 1915 Wick
West shore-Meyer. l7e; Dieokmsnn. 100; Tieds-
Observation-Disclosures. 1ot; Buohholu. zoe, wiloh-
ems. l7s. Total, 57s.
FOURTH GAME.
West shore--Meyer. 147; D%iockmsnn. 1871, Tisde-
Orchard Builwinkei. 23t; Buchholz. lit; wilok.
ems. 2o5. Total. ol6.
The Mon.rchs defeated the ArlinGtons four straight
games In the Carruthers tournament OF Brooklyn
last night. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
MISUNDERSTANDING. 1913; walters. 1870; q. Mass.
Arlinsto1-MsAnlino. 12o: Thomson. 1as; Arps.
1ss. Total 49,.
MISUNDERSTANDING. 100: walters. 1873; II. Mssss.
Krlington-McAunfo, 1873: Thomson. 1913; Arps.
THIRD GAME.
Monsrch-;krominga. 1906 Walters, 1es; H.. Mass.
Arlingto1-McAuline. 1872; Thomson. 1876; Arps.
49, Total 49, FOURTH CANT.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 1ee; walters. 1877; Il. Maass.
Arlinston-McAulfe. 11e; Meyer. 17b; Arps. 100.
Total, 400.
The third game was the most interesting Of tho
Yorkville League tournament series rolled last night
Tho scores;
commodore-Burns ,Iaa; Morris. 1o7; McKenns.
wi 1iil S1et So. sI leii Ii D0 Pei: ;M tSs . pS'1 1.s I'll Han.
ley. 1874; Hoffman. i6s; 4. Coleman. 1856. Total. so4.
SECOND GAME.
,3 Gop SpS 'ap.s is"! + b 1.s; no5 1aS. 49, To., MG 1ks
B~unch-Feely ie6; Joseph Mahoney. lae; Jerry
Mahoney. 1850: John Mahoney. le5; James Mahoney.
THIRD GAME.
village 4 No No, 2.PhilIip,sa 1sdi McKon my 1ts; Han
M sHnSs.f f.s: John Ink Ms iSsneg T 45: 5.ns. M Miho 5Ss,y
~. zk.4 49, ~ rrI-----
the second game in the Harlem Republican Club
tournament series last night. The scores;
FIRST GAME.
Lotus-Govers 1872: Church. 1871; Little, 1875;
Munsie, III: Keys. 1874; Purdy. 1879; Laseli. 1877;
MoynahAn. l7p. Total. 1920.
ISL iovie6d. ~: Merritt Ia iss; T Isaac. III i4l fi Psss.
1874; Stafford. I46. Total, i.3lI.
SECOND GAME.
-Lotus-Goyers, 1911: Church, ia: Little. 15a:
MMs sTsss. 1e7 IL k'y Total iSi; .E Rssrdy. 49, LA'oli' l4s;
land. 222; Merritt. ~: c9xpsrthwaite. 2a7; Page.
A big crowd Of fair enthusiasts witnessed the anal
games in the Arlington Hall women's tournament Of
carried of! two, Victories. and won PREMIER Sse1's Son sSn
with one OF the hes, records eyer made in a woman's
and Inter TINS No. 1 third. The scores:
PIRsT GAME.
senate-Mrs. Burns, I12; Mrs. Jackson. I4o, Miss
Jacob. 1872: Mrs. OBrien. 100; Mrs. Fries. 1%8.
ArIinRton.Mrs G. Boemsrmann. o.; Mrs. wreiden.
SECOND GAME.
den. ": Mr.. Eifsf.. 0Ii SS; Mrs. kr roll: n h5s: S Mss.
LANCE. ss. Total. 6p9.
lain. l?sf IS: Mr.. SSi,. , i . Ms sA'E 7gSsd ssi Ma IL. n E4:.
Independent No. Mrs Sharpe, 1o2; Mrs. Meis-
l.hp: 50; Mrs Mrs. Coll Coll, 12s; Mrs. vondran. 1870; Mrs.
Ganata-Mra Rurna 1QC. Mr. Ianhaon I0n. IA.
Jacob. ltsi Mrs. o'Brien. 1902; Mrs. Fries. III.
Five more councils completed their schedules In
the Brooklyn Royal Arcanpm tournament last night.
victory. The scores:
Gen. Putnam Council-Fell, 1877; Doughty, lb8,
H9ll,nngsworth. 1+s' Allen. l+s; Donnelly. 1+s. To:
derson. ISS; Brii. lao schmid. is s.'s Total aii a7 Ben
SECOND GAME.
Fort Greene couneil-Snow. 1T; Adams; 1As;
Brootiyn comneil-Halioran. In; Cook. lo,:
Brouard. TIA; Tabor. 1903; CLARK. 1871. Total. 7is.
THIRD GAME.
Nassau Council-Peterson ITO: Transom. 2os:
PG E6t. Grs 100; C PIKE: i2s; Kerr J ls2. Total, 7st;
ua The o I.ssas ,s sSmDlstsa, their I.s, a Art half s,th in .s the
initial victory OF the season. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
A~udubon-Maher 2a4: Brand. 1853; Kurstsiner.
17S o, 9 %isRTen 9s%. RSSii , TStAi sos; IA.
Ruhe. 1%o; Vogel. 1913. Total. 784.
SECOND GAME.
C~olonial-Hedley. 1911: Bell. 1853; schafer. l<s;
Rnhe. 172; Vogel. 2l2. Total, S<l.
Pre- mier-Davison. ie5; Levy. I46; Mortz, 1913.
Ullman. las; L. Moses. $50. Total, 1893.
THIRD GAME.
Audubon-Maher 100; Brand. 1el; KursteineY.
1873; Taylor l75; SprenRer, is+. Total. po4.
P~remier-Davison. III; Levy, 1877: Moritz, 1850;
Gilman. IA; L. Moses. 185. Total. $50.
Kinsolving OF the Corn Exchange team made the
low score record in the Bank Clerks League tournA.
ment last night. rolling only 133 in two games. The
scores;
FIRST GAME.
Knauth. NArhod l. Kuhne-Moller. 90; Robas. 1877:
Blume. 1921 Heinig. l+3; Wohlfarth. I3I. Total. 7O3.
Hanover National Bank-Spence. lb8; Eieman. 1877;
Workman, 124: Wright, 1913; Hunt. Il2. Total, III
SECOND GAME.
Rnauth. Nachod 4 Kuhne-Moller, pb; Robaa.
1852; Blume. LAP; Heinig. 1853; Wohlfarth. i23. To-
tai. $40.
Corn Exchange Bauk-Kinsolving, TO; Addoma.
12l; Buckley. l1s; derdts. 1883: Mitchell, 1873. To.
tai. O25.
THIRD GAME.
Hanover National Bank-spence. III; Hiaman,
l07; Workman. l2l, Wright, ll2; Hunt. l78. Total,
6sA.