The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-07-17
ROWLING AND SHOOTING.
New York and Chicago Men Mako the Best
Showing on the Alleys.

As early as o'clock yesterday morning sew
eral hundred Of the local and nearly all OF the
out-of-town bowlers congregated at Beethoven
Hall In Fifth street and when the few late ar
rivals made their appear ance the United BOWL
ing Clubs started the second day Of their inter-
national festival and tournament by paradins
through various downtown streets. When the
paraders arrived at Schuetzen Park, Union HUI,
they lost little time before getting dow 10 work.
There was a report In circulation, which the
officials Of the United Bowling Clubs would
neither affirm nor deny. that the Wheeling
boylers had retired from the various tourna-
ments and returned home. According TO the
report. the West vhginians made the trip be-
lieving that the team rolling the highest score
would receive 81, 900 instead of $3.50.
According 10 Joe Thpm and other officers OF
the United Bowling Clubs who visited Admiral
promised TO attend the festival yesterday and
roll one ball down the alley Instead OF COM
Ing, however, the Admiral sent a letter saying
that a business engagement prevented his being
There we're thirty-four additional winners
In the medal tournaments as follows:
George Schenck, Gus Schlu.sing. Charles Schaef-
i GSnIs ss, Si w. + kiss% a.sS, A. 4. i Msa%ef Il. B Hi H@ii,
81 n ix Slfssss, Il al a z New e Yals;: q /. T%sisnISss s9 G
BurciGaTd, j. RIddel, G. Steele, +. J. Little, II. ".
! No. g e b,SoEI,n' y. !: SfSs1sA sS Sd c Il. I 81
mann. Of hoboken: g p. Strauss, Of Allentown: A.
Gaiheiil, Of Jersey Sty; I: l1i'pann Jr: OF t pat
more.
Winners Of silver, cups We're; @; Banhard
OF Chicago; II. Buchhelz, Louis Schultz and
A; a ) sisveFf, Of Se ey r SGTE; y; A. G~ensenoaoh
The women's alleys, which were practically
deserted on Sunday. had many occupants
p,STfShip t Sniy t%sISe f ;iSSsts. et tSasdp 's bsiis 70 70
each ticket, the four highest tickets to count.
Mrs. C. Koerle OF Greenvile leads with a total
Of N Il, 09 Yo Gs 8 sd pGssdlS ss' II ThDs iI New Y York S So@sn
were interested in the bowling OF Mrs. +. =.
Dwyer Of Yonkers, In three consecutive tries
she tailed Is; In the daily prize touIns y
Of a possible 20 points.
Many challenges were issued by the out-of-
town bowlers. The first two men to clash
were Herman Walker Of Philadelphia and
George Kuppinger, for q 500 stake, The
Philadelphia won.
Three out-of-town bowlers also participated
follows: Herman Walker of Philadelphia, Isl
10: Otto Goetz Of Cincinnati. ies and i5s. The
tie in the first game was won by Amann In the
The teams from Cleveland, Cincinnati. CO.
lumbus and Akron will hold a tournament.
beginning ,to-morrow morning. to decide the
arranged between Phil Lehrbach, champion
OF The SUN individual tournament, and Frank
Brill Of Chicago. which will not be rolled until
after the festival Is over.
The results In the shooting tournaments:
RIM Target-G. Schicht Of; Z. Fischer, 90; II.
Krauss, as: L. B~erckmann, AZ: T. Blaeda, As; II.
KIM Target. MALI 90: o. Fritschi. As; W. a.
Hicks. A.
Trophy Match-wcn BY. II. Kumpf. @. wehner.
II. Krauss and J. II. ". Meyer.
Bullseye Target-J. Mali, SIi,: II. d. Muller,
ST.; l. Vogel, IS. NJ. With. 6s; q. Bischon. 81: G.
e5.
Extra Trophy Match-H. D. Muller. 1905: r. Lud.
220: q. Roethe. 24a