New-York tribune., 1899-11-24
TWO EXCITING FINISHES IN THE HAIR
LEM LEAGUE TOURNAMENT.

Premier-I. Moses les Ldchtsnstein. iso u Sloses'
1902; ULman 1856; Dawson. l5O total. sl2
THIRD GAME
Knickerbocker-Msyer 204 Nieser. 2ol; snyder 100
Ia Forest. 2O2; Lehrbach. ii9 total. 92i
s 0,s st ,ds lshps5 9s;s ~ ~ kls'nO0s
BANK CLERKS LEAGUE TOURNAMENT.
The bowIers representing J. Perpont Morgan
Co.. won two games last night in the Bank CLERKS
League tournament, az Reids alleys, No. 90
Ghurch-st The Seaooard Bank ana ne Ave-
the Broadway men capturing the odd game after
fR 6e eTenhg sh WAS the 1y rh score OF Mcorn Of
Morgan team. whose 220 in the third game, Is lns
best individual score OF any OF the bank clerks
The summary follows:
FIRST GAME
s.s5efE s5 %Dtnahs S S o3s @ lGs "A''n
seaboart-Hoages 1877; Davis. is2; De vsusney. i2e
Barger. 1fs; Van Ness. 147: total 74o.
SECOND GAME.
Horstmann i4s i4s HON i2o Hamilton Is; total 6S
Barger I5o Van Ness 90; total, 6s5
THIRD GAME.
= p Morgan & Co-McMoran. 90: Tterney, iZ
Horstmann. 100 Horn. las; Hamilton. lS2 total I4f
Broadway-schuller. i42 Johnson. i22; watzsn. iS;
Schneider l5l. Workman. lO3: total. 6o3.
THE SECOND HIGHEST SCORE OF THE YEAR
The Corinthian team. which is now close
ond for premier honors in the Columbia League
tournament won two more games last night at
Schlusings Columbia Alleys. one-hundred-ano
fourth-st. and COlumbus-ave. In the first the
Corinthlan bowers put up the remarkable total
OF 99s pins the second highest score Of the season
up 10 date The Oriental five, which leads In this
tournament stili holds the best record for the
SON O25 pins rolled In one OF the earliest games
Last nights scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
Corlnthian-I- Walter. 1919; Baker 1917 Multord 2lo
Holden lS3; schaener. 200; total. 99S
Rlverdae-Monahan 12s Cole. 800 Brouwer 1885, zoi-
lnger. 142, Z. Ebllng. IA; to.al. 100
SECOND GANIB.
Observation-Disclosures. ls7; Cole, i5i BTouwer, 1875
zolner, 1893; z Ealing 1876; total, sci
son 1876; Sleeves 1923: total, sls.
THIRD GAME.
Cornthian-s Walter 1871; Baker, 1e3 Mufogd iA
Holden Dos schaeter. ls9; total. $50.
Mercury-Mooney, l5O; johnson; ie3 speck l27; Man
son. l5O. Sleeves, 100; total eOO
KNICKERBOCKER A. c. WINS TWICE
The National League series at Starts alleys. No.
sl2 West Flfty-ninth-st.. last night. furnished
double victory for the Knickerbocker Athletic
Club team the scores OF starr who rolled 225 and and
game fell to the Golden Rod five. on the high
The nights summary follows:
FIRST GAME.
Golden Rod-senner 124: Dorruagen. 200: Meier. n2;
Sherwood. 179. Eek. l75: total, $50.
PhGnix-Pearse 172: Buckbee l45: Volrath. l4e: Law
renee 1872: CUTE. ls9: total. 7s7.
SECOND GAME.
ie5; Todd. I65; starr 225; total so4.
Phpnix-Pear-e 14o: Buckbee l42: volrath. 1885, Law
renee Iis: Clute. 224; total. 79s.
THIRD GAME
Knckerbocker A. c.-Davis i57: Headley 1885, Carter.
1877; Todd i4O; Starr. 2O1; total s11.
Golden Rod-senner 1874; Dormagen. i47: Meier. le2:
Sherwood. III; Eek. i7e total, 1893.
SOUTH BROOKLYN WHEELMEN WIN.
The South Brooklyn Wheelmen won two games
last evening in Class Of the Associated Cycling
Clubs OF Long Island bowling tournament. at
Carruthers's alleys, In Futonst.. Brooklyn. In the
first game the Amphion Wheemen won from the
the so e1e1ng 20f between ~ ' the Amphions and South
Brooklyn Wheelmen, was won by the South Brook
lyn five with good margin The scores:
FIRST GAME
Amphion wheelmen-L Kopler 1876. BohI. se: wandei
l2s; steltz 1871. G. Koper. i45: ,ota. 672
RI Red 99s M 6ea 6t. 1874 Tep 49, faP'
SECOND GAME
South Brooklyn decentralization. I41: Hudson 12s:
soutenburgh 1871 Bruchwald, 1855 Henry lss total SOS
Red Hook wheelmen-Pannins. 1913; woTDe. l22; Pape
los: WittDenn. l2O OLSON. lO5; total. 5ls
THIRD GAME
South BROOKLYN whee men-Hamilton 10: Hudson. l43
stoGtenbarsh III Bruchwadt Henry. 1872 total 74s
Amphion wheemen--L- Konler, III: BOIL. 81: Wendell
ioI: steitz l5e: @. Kopler. 40; total. es5.
ALL EVEN IN THE AMERICAN NATIONAL
Last nights series in the American National
tournament at Thum's Germana Alleys resulted
in an even break all three OF the teams engaged
winning and losing game each The Empire five
however. carried of the honors for the evening
with the top score Of s2l pins. The summary fol-
lows
FIRST GAME.
Empire-Ilnden, 1872. Howell. 1se: Williamson. 1885,
Dedrck. 1s5. Heiles 1852, total o2i.
Io,us-Gerdes Is5: Heath. 2ol: Warmth. l52 Rshm.
i45: Boemermann. las total s2S
SECOND GAME
Morningside-Clinch lG7. Madden rs; Eiche 1876:
Demmer. 179; Klngelhofer. l4l: total. $50
Iotus-Gerdes iss Heath. 1873 Warmth IFS; Rehr
i76: B0emermann 19i: total, SOP.
THIRD GAME
Emplre-Linden. I65. Howell. l72: Williamson. 1871
Voorhees, l5O Heies. III; total $50.
Morningside-clinch 200: Madden. $50: Eche ie9
FIRST DEFEAT FOR THE ALCo TEAM
The first defeat OF the for the crack Alec
Eve which has held the lead In the Arlington Ma
tonal Tournament since It started. was reg
istered against It last night when the Glendale
team won by S5 70 SIS pins The leaders captured
= aecond game easily. however. from the We'll