New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-31
BOWLING.
TWO NEW RECORDS IN THE COLUMBIA
THREE-MEN TOURNAMENT.

| Last nights series In the three-men tournament
| at the Columbia alleys was made memorable by
| the sensational scores put up by the Corinthiah
| team the last game Of the evening Tne three
| men rolled a total of CAS- pins. average OF 2l6
each which is far and away ahead of the best
| team score previously rolled in this tournament
The highest record before this was 5SS pins. by the
Amsterdam team.
| What was even more sensational, however was
the Individual of Schafer. of the Corinthian
team in this game. The crack anchor rolled
of ~ pins far above any ether p ees s3e n
dyidua total rolled In any tournament TINS season
| Schafer made spare In his fourth frame anu
| strikes in every other
| CARRUTHERS BROOKLYN TOURNEY.
Reincke Club won from both 1. d. X and the
Pontiac wheelmen last evening in the Carruthers
BroSkyn National T tournament at the hep"a"'
| FIRST GAME.
Reincke-Meyer 1875; wich.rn $780, Kruse. i7s; Vol
perm. 1875: Schwartz. i72 total, sI5.
Bsunan. 1877; sphinx l27; total, 70I.
SECOND GAME.
1857 'I Forge IA McI.ailan. ie7: total $50.
Bdnmsn 1881 spns las sG o sihsS S 'S
| THIRD GAME.
perm lei: schwart1e. 16s total s45.
foq fHfs M Us, $751; 5 l' La
| BROOKLYN ROYAL ARCANUM.
|
Trainors alleys last night Atlantic, Bedford and
Bushwck Councils each game The scores:
| FIRST GAME
Ba Aftsn' 1885, Forrest 1879: total IA
s 1ow6 I schs sen ,d ls9 Folk M
| SECOND GAME.
He9sEa s s ss un'Os'
Isl, Rrf Dson s Wn6G 49, 49, o e % Reynolds
THIRD GAME.
Isl as 5s BEs 49, @ l
soo o GSSs ss 1873 IA
corinthian-walter. l5e; BrOcker 1877; schafer 214;
STEM i5s: total. 474 NJ ''' a.
| SECOND GAME
Zoo ,os 49, lie Beau ls0 s0hu'Ins
coional-pays Jas; NJ sllberstein. 1865; A. silosr-
| THIRD GAME
Corinthian-water, 1876; Brocker 173. Schafer 277:
COlumba-,Iohansmeyer. 1911; Beau ia; schlusslng
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE TOURNAMENT.
| The crack Kings County over from
Brooklyn again last night and won two more
games in the National League tournament on high
scores, rolling ss1 and S6, against the Harlem Re
R foow: 0'u0 ana the Empire 'ea" Inc scores
FIRST GAME.
Empire-Howel. 100; Schmidt $780, Williamson 1879;
Wynan 1879; Linden 10; total I95.
"a Hf Hs M aowshd @ Total " ss l Keys
SECOND GAME.
Kings County-Johnson. Ehler 164; Belnert. Ill:
Allen, 1I5; Voorhees,, 100; total, S91.
Harlem Republican C1ub-Metzger. 1871: Watkins 10;
Keys. 100; Harrst 1871 Rowland, i5s; total. 71S
THIRD GAME.
Kings S lea Eher i4 Beinert pa
EmpireFfowell. 1859: Schmidt. I59; Williamson lss;
wyman, III; Nssen 143; total S26
THE BANK CLERKS LEAGUE TOURNAMENT
The Mount Morris team won two games last
night in the Bank Clerks League tournament at
Reeds alleys. beating the American Exchange Ma
the last game Mount Morrs rod Sis pns rhe
odd game won by the American Exchange
FIRST GAME
49, tbs 49, m J 1sG
r ns s .As Is sa 1: t assS ss '''
SECOND GAME.
III; Hicknbothen 1852: Gross 1877; total 7S2 0'''
Horstman, III; Nichols. 1OI Horn. 1871; total 65i
THIRD GAME
Mount M2TIismMG ,S $780, Wendell Ies Benedict
American , 20 g. rms lSs Lee ltS
ram or BLUE RiBbON WINNERS SOLD.
| The attendance at the third night of the ninth
annual Horse Show at Durlands Riding Academy
was large, and there were frequent outbursts OF
applause following the exhibitions In the tanbark
ring. During the evening 1t became known that
! Ira Kip, jr. had sold Kitchener. bay gelding
and Kopea. bay mare, TO w. H. Bernard. Both
horses won the blue ribbon in every class in which
they We're entered and have been Withdrawn from
the show.
The opening contest OF the evening was for
| horses over fourteen hands and not exceeding mr.
teen hands. up to carrying 100 pounds The first
| prize was awarded to His Nibs. ridden by William