New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-08
BOWLING.
HIGH SCORES, WITH EVEN RESULTS. AT
THE GERMANIA ALLEYS.


THE GERMANIA ALLEYS.
High scores were the rule last night in the Amer
lean National tournament at Thums Germania
alleys. and only one Of the three winning scores
fell below the 900 mark. and that only ten pins
below. Orchard Mornlngside and Columbia each
and lost game. the last score running up "
The evenings record follows;
FIRST GAME.
orchard-Bullwinkei 1857 Bucholz les; sehrooer' ~
Schwacke. 1872 Wllkens. 1sI: total. soo -.
Morningside-Clinch III Madden. 2of; hiche' TO-
Demmler. lis; King 1876; total s67
SECOND GAME.
Mornlngside-Clinch l72; Madden, 1855: Eiehe' lo-'
Demmler. 222, Killing 1S9; total $50
Columbla-Tayior 1893: Drew, III: Brophy' 49, mart
ley, 1853; Roche. iIii total 81
THIRD GAME.
CoIumbIa-Taylor POI Drew. ITO: Brophy. 2oo; HART
ley. 157, Roche. 213; total 95s. -.
Orchard-Builwinke Bucholz. 1853; Schroeder io''
Schwacke. 1874: Wilkens. ISL; total. SOS
THE HARLEM LEAGUE TOURNAMENT.
In the Harlem League tournament at Thum q
Kahlsdorfs Palace Alleys One-hundred-and-
twenty-hfth-st and Thrd-ave.. last night. each OF
the three teams won and lost a game. The honors
Of the evening however. fell to the Phonix nVe to
their score of $50, but Friendships first game OF $40
was a close second. The evenings score foloWs'
FIRST GAME.
Frendship-Bos go; Jarchow. 10; Brown i42; H's-
bic. 1871; Dewes. 173: total, sIS
Sandard-Ellson, lsI; Holt, III Metz' 1877 rOo'n'
Ie5: Thompson. 176 total. $40.
sEcoNS GAME
standard-olsson. $50; Tobin. JAG; Holt loo' "eil'
1873; Ellison, 1872: total. Sal
is9; Young, 1J5 total, S26
THIRD GAME.
Phpnix-Pearse 10; Mclean 10; Bolrath. 1885, Gross
1877: Young 1917 total. $50 AN VII,
Frendship-Bous. 1G5: Jarcnow 1885, Brown h1' hi5
bic. 1876: Dewes. 1871; total. I76
II
FIRE UNDERWRITERS WIN TWO GAMES
The Underwriters team won two games last
night in the Fire Insurance Bowling League at
Reid's aIlevs No 200 Church-st beating the Home
and Union teams The second game was close
the Underwriters winning by only ~ pins' A"e
record OF the evenings play fohoWs'
FIRST GAME
rrrdervri,ers- Enderley 1870: Block 1874; Carh, ''oi
Bonegsr 19s Couer. III; collnson 1888; Quit.
zow 95: De Rosset. 49,; total W.
SECOND GAME.
Underwrters-En derley 1875; Block ITO; clarS' i"o'
Whitaker. 1873: Long. 1862 total, 40 o. .-
Uuion-Tauchert, 144; Van Ness, i69; cannon III
Seeley 1873: Henes l45; total 'Os
THIRD GAMB.
-R.n.nrer io5: coter. 1874: Collinson 1884, Quit
zow 1872 De Rosset, lI9; total 10
Union-Tauchert, 1852; Van Ness. 49, Cannon llo'
seeley. 1885, Heines, 15l; total oo''
CORINTHIAN WINS TWO GAMES
The Corinthian team, which stands In the lead
IN the National League tournament, with clean
record added two more victories to It's score last
night at STAIRS alleys, No 3l2 West Fifty hiht"-
st Against the Washington team Corirthah
nrred ont IN ton bv only seven pins due to schi-
mans spilt in his last frame In the last CANT
Corinthian rolled total of 9l5 pins Inc suhnaiS
for the night follows;
FIRST GAME.
Enpire-Idnden, 1884, StoH, 160 "yman io'' D'
rich 1873; Heiles. IFS; total SI7.
Washngton-zenn. 1885, Boehn, lo3; Ochs l-' mans
dorf 1866 d. Schman, 149j total ISL
SECOND GAME
Corinthians. Walter, 1SO Baker ioo' '"e' i'
Holden 1853: Schaeher. 100; total. 500 .
Washngton-zenn, 1871 Boehn, 30 ochs l4'' MANS
dorf 1853. D. Schman. 1871; total, sf3'
THIRD GAME
Corinthians. Walter, 1871; BAKER leS' -Nie'' 1o''
Holden 1853 Schaefer 2)2; total 3D.
Empire-I.nden 1907 Stoh. 19s: Wyman, 49, Deue-
rich I03 Heiles, 1871; total, s2o