New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-03
BOWLING.
ALL WIN AND LOSE IN THE AMERICAN
NATIONAL SERIES

All three of the teams engaged in last nights
games OF the American National tournament at
Thum's Germania alleys Won and lost a game
each. the series resulting in even break The
chief honors of the evening fell to the Blocker
five for its high score in the second game total
being 926
The feature of the play. however. was the excit-
ing finish in the first game, when Doolittle by
just five pins. after having big lead all through
The Blocker bowlers rolled with a coming appe-
lite, and improved rapidly toward the end of the
game almost overtaking their antagonists.
The follow:
FIRST GAME.
les: Cofman 1ss: total. sos
Bieecker-Beam 172 wragges 1874; Doriand. 1873;
SECOND GAME
seSte ISL Hitter s s9ts s l4 Doand is
Megsr i az sse 1885, hAr'' 1885,
THIRD GAME.
Mass iss: Meyer. liz: total $50
DOoitte-Gray. 49, Wright, 1877; Apman. 1853; Duke.
EASY VICTORIES IN COLUMBIA SERIES.
The Riverdale team won two easy games last
night in the Columbia League tournament at
Schusing's alleys, rolling up total of 92S pins
Both Of the losers rolled poor scores and the odd
game by rs to $40. The nights summary
follows:
onse 9 E bling 49, M i Gray s
Empire City-John 1877 yelling 49, Gillian, 1872: Will
Jams, Isl; BREASTED. 1853: total 732
SECOND GAME.
Williams. 1875: B-aisted 15s; total. rs.
stTassbes 2 oa s da s 81 Kraft @
THIRD GAME.
zons s E RBSg aa '0 Gray '0
buckingham 49, HuInmsn. ia; Kraft 1854;
KNICKERBOCKERS BEATEN IN HARLEM.
The crack Knickerbocker team lost it's fifth game
of the season last night in the Harlem League
tournament to the Audubon FIVE, which is pract-
cally out Of the race. This defeat hurts Knicker
lockers championship chances materially Audubon
was the double winner of the evening. and Grove
Hill the double loser. The summary follows:
FIRST GAME.
AudubonMaher. 147 Mcclure 1911; Brand. 159; Petrie,
165; sprenger. 1913; total. s25.
Schneider III: sGsck. 1872; total s14
SECOND GAME
pImn sd erbst g e2 os ss 1885, Snyder 1884,
se SHsEs 49, 1 o hiyf So i' V's 1884,
THIRD GAME
, sp9snge2 G 35a Mcguire s u.s. Brand 1872 P
ad 200 total F ss POI Snyder 49,
SUB-TREAsURY CLERKS WIN TWO GAMES.
The clerks from the Sub-Treasury won two
games last night in the Bank Clerks League
tournament, at Reds alleys although the second
game only captured by the margin of
six pins. The Republic and American Exchange
banks were both beaten, and the latter suffered
a double defeat. The nights scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
Sub -Treasury-Jordan, 14s: Yates: l43; Bird, 40;
Copeland, lac; Jenkins, 49, total, IDS
American ExchangeHaight 1873; Stewart, 12s Jarvis,
1872; Leonard 1913; Kennedy. 1854; total, 10
SECOND GAME
Repubic-Brown 1853; Mckay. 10; Burheune. 155;
Ling. $50; Douglas. no. total S44-
IA s 43 Gag 49, Jarvis
THIRD GAME.
Sub Treasury-Jordan, 14T; Yates, III Bird. 1915;
Copeland. 1877; jenkins. 143; total, 1872
Ling. 159; Douglas. 146: total. 726.
WILLIAMSBURG WHEELMEN WIN TWICE.
In the Associated Cycling Clubs of Long Island
tournament at the Elephant Club alleys small
scores were made all around. but the Williams
burg Wheelmen managed to win two games. The
scores:
FIRST GAME.
Carroll Park wheelmenBee 113; Keiser, 125; Scott.
49, Nash, 146 speIlman 151; total, GA.
Williamsburg Observation-Disclosures, 100; De Graf. 12S
Campbell 1885, Heinein, 17O Schroeder 1O1; total $50
SECOND GAME.
Williamsburg Observation-Disclosures 1871 De Graf. 101;
Campbell. 1877; Heinen. 1922 Schroeder, 1885, tota $40.
wheelmen-C Grimm. 102; Hol-fnger, SO;
Burt. 12o; Boost. 1913; Boetzner. 100; total, 523
THIRD GAME.
Burt. 100 Boost, 14O; Boetzner 1873; total, $40.
Carroll Park WheelmenBee 175; Keiser, lis; Watjen,
H.; Nash, 49, spe:lman. 1871; total, 651.