The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-14
BOWLING.
BowIers ~nouboun and Games Are rost.
poned and Forfeited.

BowIers s~nowbound and Games Are Fost.
poned and Forfeited.
OF the four clubs which we're to take part In tn,
games at the Arcade alleys last night to decide tho
ties In tho United Bowling Climbs Downtown Section
10. 1 tournament. not one had its complete Hve ~
hand and II was decided to postpone the games until
next Monday night. The storm also played havoc
with the series scheduled In the Uncle Sam National
tournament at Fraenkle's alleys. Two members 4
the Clio wheelmen team who are employed In this
city reached the alleys, but the other three Jersey.
men were snowbourd. The Riverdales also lacked
three men TO complete the team. The Civil Service
Club bowlers refused to postpone tho series AMI
play ed two games. taking both by forfeit. The scores
were as follows:
Owl serviee.w: Gerdes. ls1; Braun; lsli Tritsch.
l47: Rehm. 1852; T. Gerdes, 1es. Total, ala.
SECOND GAME.
Civil service-w. Gerdes. 1855; Braun. 1913; Trtsch,
1872; Rehm. al; +. Gerdes, 1873. Total. 9c5.
The prizes at stake in the Greater New York tour.
lament were presented to the winners at the Ger.
mania Assembly Rooms alleys last night. ss fol
lows: Team prizes, first. Metropolitan Bowling
Club; second. Kings County Bowling Club; third.
Monarch Bowling Club; fourth. Oriental Bowling
Club; fifth. Universal Bowling Club; sixth, Spartan
Bowling Club: seventh, Fraternity Bowling Club.
Individual average prizes. hrst. Fries. PIN Knight
BowiinsE CUB Club. i iss a.I4; '0 fSiFd. cSdieai, lIaTGr'fs
B BowiinS club GinG. Us ia 81: i!I tGnf 9Th, S sisPf. MM stTOPPoEitsn
Bowling Club, 1929. High score prize, johnson,
Kings County Bowling Club. 257.
The Arlington League tournament came TO an end
At the Arlington Hall alleys on sunday night, tho
clubs finishing in the following order: First, FideiA;
second. AurAnia: tied for third. fourth and NTH.
seventh. Tough Riders: eighth. schulum. The clos
ing games resulted a. follows:
FIRST GAME.
ManahAtta-Daly -; Curley. 1871; Wharton, 1ip;
Wiltse. 49,: Witt, 1865; Steinmet l1s. Total. ans.
Aurania-Steil, l4T; Eckhardt. 1873: l.aig, 1"t;
Scheeppler. 1879; krug, 100; Muller. l46. Total, a22.
SECOND GAME.
1872; Wharton. 1856: Wiltse. 1874; Witt, l52. Total. p52,
HRrnlonie-GoetZ, 1874: Gunther. 14T; bchwgner,
2o4; Rudolph. l2O. Becker. 1897 Kliegl. 1874. Total,
s5s.
The East Side team won two and the Oradell Ave
one game in the tournament series rolled at Lep.
pigs alleys on sunday night. The scores:
FIRsT GAME.
East Side-Pfeifer 1873: Mack. III; Miller. 1906
Wagner. lT5: Schefier. l44. Total, rs.
Marcella-Maurer. 1885; J. Weber. 100; p. O. Weber.
1877; Herrlich, ISL: Marshall. 1871. Total, ia.
SECOND GAME.
Marcella-Maurer. 129; J. Weber. 1913; P. c. Weber.
156; Herrlich, 100; Marshall, 1913. Total. III.
Oradeli-schnied l24; Becker. 1852: DIPPED, 1885,
Restle. l23; Reichard. 237. Total, sO4.
THIRD GAME.
East side-Pfeifer. l3s: Mack. 1se: Miller. 1Sa;
Wagner, lT6; Schether. 1877. Total. S+2.
oradell-Schmied 1874: Becker. IA: DIPPED. lI7i
Restle, 129: Reichard, l4e. Total, 1853.
The bowlers Of tue Roseville Athletic Association
Of Newark have a monopoly on all the honors in ms
Athletic Bowling League. the team champIonsh y
ia practically settled in their favor. while Meyer ami
individual honors. The record of the leading play.
ers is as follows: