New-York tribune., 1900-04-06
BOWLING.
THE CHASE NO. 2 TEAM WINS TWO OF
THE BANK CLERKS GAMES.

THE BANK CLERKS GAMES.
The second team Of clerks from the Chase Ma
tiona Bank surprised every one last night by win
ming two games in the Bank Clerks League
tournament Reids alleys. In the second game
against the Hamilton team, Chase won by single
PIN after an exciting ending She T IN chase the ss With
a margin Of 81 pins The odd game was won by
Mercantile Hamilton being beaten twice.
The nights scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
Mercantie-wrght 17s; Miller. 113; skiiman. III:
Letson 1863; Grant. 202; total ia.
pake a Gcoasy ~ IL ,oia %na ss ia k0mee
SECOND GAME
Chase No Andrews, 146; Bohn. 129; Demarest Ill;
Torniport. 172: Jones. 149: total. 707.
Baker IA; Mooney leo; total, 7os.
THIRD GAME.
Chase No 2-Andrews III: Bohn. 100: Demarest III:
Torniport. les: Jones. $50; total. 1856
Mercantie-wright. 141; Miller 122; Harding. 1873;
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE TOURNAMENT.
The American team won two games last night in
the National League tournament at Starr's alleys.
of the Golden Rod bowlers. The scores follow:
FIRST GAME
America-Heitzman las; Cooke 17o: Freden-
Sherwood 1876; Eek, III; total, 779
SECOND GAME
sheGwood i3s; Eek. s'' Els; total 500
Republican Club-Iivngstone, 1885, Rowland,
1872 Mezger, les; Harriott, 154 Swarz 1o9 total fe2
THIRD GAME.
thai I72; Manners. 1885, total. sos,
Harlem Republican Club-Iivngstone, 1855: Rowland,
4 Metxser. 90; Harro,t 1885, swartz f5s; total. ss5
CARRUTHERS NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
The crack East New-York team lost two games
last evening in the Carruthers Brooklyn National
tournament at the Elephant Club alleys. The EN-
pire team scored two victories. while the odd game
went to the Bushwick Wheelmen. The scores FOL
FIRST GAME.
e @ shmsn 49, 49, os s 49, h's' 4 DIED.
8o m o dts TO iS'
SECOND GAME.
Bushwick Wheelmen-Mahan 139; Blood 22l;
schreber. 1Go; Jacobs 175; Iandman 1851; total. 800
Moore. 49, Gunderman 150: C. Kefer I5s; total, 756.
THIRD GAME
aR o aS aSf s ''' HSe' Died
o5 @ so 4s total sS5 Moore
WoMEN's ARLINGTON NATIONAL GAMES.
In the women's Arlington National tournament
the Arlington alleys. Brooklyn. yesterday, the
Crescent team won from Columbia No. and Kings
In the second game. the Columbia No; team won
from the Kings County team by IL pins. The
FIRST GAME.
Crescent-Mrs. seitz 1855: Mrs. Kulchbach. 1O9 Miss
Linse. 50; Mrs. Radecke. 1862: Miss A Radecke !oI;
total 6l5.
Kings County-Mrs wenisch Mrs Ihnken. 1872; Mrs.
Rothe, 124; Mrs schmeusser 1O7: Emken. III: to-
tai, 57I
SECOND GAME.
Columbia No. Mrs Seekamp, los: Mrs Hastadt, 1874.
Mrs Hincke 12; Lehnert 124; Mrs. Decke. 50; to-
tai. $50.
Kings County-Mrs wenisch. 127; Mrs. Ihnken, ZIG;
MFs sota 5sene $40 w. MIS- S'nHeuSSef %
THIRD GAME.
Crescent-Mrs. seitz, s5; Mrs: Kutchbach, 11s; Miss
Inse 1875; Mrs. Redecke. 129 Miss A Redecke. 12 to-
tai. $50.
Columbia No. Mrs seekamp, s2 Mrs. Hastadt 123;
Mrs Hincke 12S; Mrs. Lehnert 1871 Mrs Decke sS to-
tai. 583.
The INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES.
B. W. Holt of the Standard team. won two series
OF games the Harlem Palace alleys last night
in the Greater New-york Individual Championship
tournament while o. FoeGe beat J. II. Mitchell In
the odd series The summary follows:
FIRST SERIES.
p W Io, Standard .............Ie 221 a02-615
J. II. Mitchell, Oriental 1S4 1Sl-5S2
SECOND SERIES
Foege Pontiac Wheelmen. 1871 III los l6S 2l3-S93
J. II. Mitchell Oriental .1SO l54 1913 1879 l7S-eO+
THIRD SERIES.
B.. w Holt, Standard. 200
0. Foege, Pontiac Wheelmen. 145 I90-504