New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-04


THIRD GAME
Ma nSsd @ %aeTSs1 49, os i04 pP'
Trimmer Isl; Keteham. ia IA total 7s4.
ORIENTAL WINS TWICE IN HARLEM.
The Oriental team won two games last night in
the Harlem League tournament, beating both
Friendship and Corinthian. The odd game was won
by the latter but only by IL pins AFTER close nm
eSsas u.s. stampfs is VS foa sac Ss
Fsiendship1Bots rs JaIchow 126: Mcdowell 1852;
SECOND GAME.
W ao 3 dnS s0 lJ BEN soa Ga $780,
HsSs i5s s 1917 Mcdowell
THIRD GAME
sI 49, sxesel 49, Dent H. Gihaqs
MgIfoa r.. eg . ls4 o ssAyohn
THE sUB-TOURNAMENT.
Long Island Council won two games last even
ing in the Royal Arean l sub-tonrnament at the
Elephant Club alleys. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
l4s 50I ADAMS m % 1ss soa 49,
. nj KING st. Paase 49, 81. 5 Ssfop 1a King
'Played four frames.
SECOND GAME
,s n knc ss se total Ns'G 49, A King
whs l ias bs ISL Easso 49, &C.,
THIRD GAME.
whss s ho ISL EsESn 49, aa ~ 1881
50ft 5ss 5S pas s5 oa lf ESQ., Horton 1885, Han
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE BOWLERs
ENTERTAIN
The Equitable bowlers entertained their rivals In
the Life Insurance League last night at Stars
alleys with band concert and general good time
for the Fidelity and casually team. but they won
the last game from the Equitable men by only
three pins. The scores:
FIRST GAME
l2o; Bante is5; Tarisn l5s; total 765 0'' ''
s Shn m em.n ss total a o Nay 49, 'en'Hen 1885,
SECOND GAME
12l; Burgess 172; total 100
John Haneock-Haight, l4e; May. i2s Jentzen. i24i
THIRD GAME.
d saH and 4 ysrn s oa az saeH 1872 Heron
Eqqsble-Ruad. zoe; Iswe. i2s; Haubner. l44; psy.
ALCO FIVE DROPS OUT OF THE TIE
The triple tie for first honors in the Arlington Ma
tional tournament was broken Tuesday night. when
the Alec five. which held the lead all through the
season. until tied last week by Gotham and
Blocker lost another game to Oradell and dropped
back Amity's long string OF defeats has discour-
aged it's bowlers and only three were present last
night to roll, which added of course. two more
games to Its growing total of sixteen lost. The
nights scores follow:
FIRST GAME
orsdella Schmidt. 1ss; Becker 1913; Kaempt. 14s: Dip
Alco-Dewes, 172; Jackson. 1856; oe,kers. ia; Kos
BACH las; +. klucken, l4l; total 76l.
SECOND GAME
bach. ls5: F. Klucken 1888; total. 7s7.
AmityDaub. H. Hessts. 125; Mackey. 1Os total 4O4
THIRD GAMB.
pee s Rsahnf lsS tas 49, Kaemp $780, Dip
Amity~Daub. 1873; Hessig. $780, Mackey 147 total 49,
OPENING OF THE NEWSPAPER LEAGUE.
The Morning Newspaper Bowling League opened
its annual tournament last night at Thum's Ger
mania alleys. Six newspapers represented I'm the
series by .r teams of eight men each In yesterdays
The Times team by the following scores:
FIRST GAME
rs5sr AS tSsp:6 1879 5s Fs4as e0 s
st tnasf ti' l7s ota i47 'sHs'' i'0
oa.a% I 4? B. srRs 1884, ,S ss
Boyle. i0i; total. LOLA
SECOND GAME
rns .da Holman 49, Robertson l2s 2es
rswinski. ies total .asG i"'' 'e"sr'' no
,gs iss HsTs lsa Pierce 49, Iehn
nedy. i4s: total LOGS - ~
NETWORK ROYAL ARCANUM GAMES
The Harlem Council team won two more rnmas
last night in the New-York Royal Arcanum League
tournament the Tennis Club alleys Manhat-
tan and Citizens councils were both beaten the
odd game falling to the Citizens. The night's
scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
Citizens'-Helmes 1876; spreen fls; wlckens liza.
Schweibert, Isl: Powles. 1io. total. 892
Msnsas,AnL Levy II J. Ley i2s schans. ia;