New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-21
BOWLING.
CHICAGO DEFEATS NETWORK FOR THE
INTERCITY CHAMPIONSHIP.

The championship decided at the Inter
national Bowling Tournament now being held at
Schntzen Park, Union Hill, n. J. 1t was the
largest gathering of the week. many OF the
local clubs around New-York went down to root
for their teams There also large delega-
ton from Chicago. The last games for the inter
city championship was rolled by teams from New
York and Chicago, which mated The Chicago
team carried of the hOnors, defeating the New
York team in three consecutive games, each score
being more than 500 This a hard game for the
New-York bowlers to lose TO their Windy City
rivals. The New-York team has held the cham
pionship for four years in succession, but had
never met the strong Chicago bowiers before. 1t
surprised everybody the grounds to see the
the spectators expected the New York team to
individual score with 246, and no New-York bowler
The candlepin tournament was won by the
Worcester team. Rosedale team No. |. Of New
York, still leads in the headpins AS there were
the Rosedaie's Score The ImpeTiais Of Brookiyn
many games to-day among the leading clubs OF
NewYork and New-Jersey in the headpin and
the roll for silver cups and medals, The New
YORK oowiers among them charles starr. roster
the Western bowlers to-day. Thompson, on the
while bowlers from Ohio and St Louis will also
The Lady Senate Bowling Club. of Brooklyn sur
prsed many Of the older clubs in the strike and
and they received first prize and the championship
Staten Island was represented by the Jolly Women,
who also took q first prize in the headpin tourna-
ment In the women's individual tournament sew
eral tied. Mrs Smith, of Staten Island and Mrs
card counts, and Mrs. Marten leads. There
many women yet to be heard from, each is
allowed twelve tickets. Many of the women are
taking away special prizes daily. The
Head pin woman championship-Joly Woman, OF Staten
Island; Island. Olenda, Columbia, Farontes. Merry
Woman Of NeWYorki Kondike Teutonc ProSress Cosy
mOpoltans and Wednesday Afternoon.
The strikes and spares In the women champion
ships are follows:
First prize Lady senstes Of Brooklyn second. clio
Ladies' Of Jersey City, third City schuzen of New-York
Gut EotE, OF Union Hill. N. J.; seventh Rosedales of
WOman indvtdual-Mr1 4. Smith. Of Staten Island.
Dwyer Of Yonkers. ZOE; MH, c. Martin 10s; Mrs. F. L
I04 MS J. Kesse, Of brooklyn i04; Mrs s FTiss, Of
/ soEute q New-YOTk los; MIS-. II, Fsidmann, Of
Haiae Of NewYork 0 1o4 Mrs t G. EueSe Of BTooklyn
silver medal winnors-M wirth of staten Island; ].
New-York: O. Bebeuroth New-York: F. Meyer, New
York; P R Schneider New-York R witchmsn, New
H. Rosenfeld New-York: F. Miller New-York; F. Had
& EswEor AndTsS M New-ROF Ns NsM
York; Peter Blohm New-York C. Jantzen. New-York.
Strikes sparos-OT1entaI. of Little Ferry, n J.,
so: Defender. Of New-York 6T4; East New-York. Of
BT9oklyR so; Twsnty,s1th Ward Of Breokyn s29;
81 MseTs5 Bowling CUB Of NewToFk. Ga; Charter
Head Of !! Eo n ~ West side No
New-York 2S3; Woodland New-York, 2S5; spartan No
l. Of NeT.Y0 4eS Spartan No. 2 2S9 Lotos No 2
Defender No 2, 274; Thursday Afternoon No 1, 265;