New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-13
BOWLING.
THE CoRINTHTAN TEAM INCREASES ITS
LEAD IN THE AMERICAN Ma
TIONAL TOURNAMENT.

The crack Corinthian team. the star conbina-
ton Of the increased its lead last night in
the American National tournament by winning two
games ar the Gernnana alleys. Rosedale was beaten
in the first on a rather poor score but in the final
game OF the evening Cornthan beat Golden Rod
fen to Rosedae with less than 800 pins. the lowest
winning score al Germania for some time.
The nights summary follows:
FIRST GAME.
Cor1nthsr-water. 1856 Baker 155; Niles rs Holden
1e3; schaefer 1ss; rotaL sl7
RosedaIe-Severs. 140. Messiah, ne; Tadman, l4s'
kesser. 15s Bemer, 1852; total rs
SECOND GAME.
la g las i5 NsIa "a. 1874 radAn ~
Golden Rod-Ecksten. 1G4. Meier 157; Schroeder 1s7;
Sherwood, 124: Eek, las, total 10
THIRD GAME
Corinthan-wa,er is+ Baker 155. Broker. Isl; Hol-
den 2O8; schasffer. 100; total $50.
Golden Rod-Eckstein, Isl: Meie- III Schroeder 1856
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KNICKERBOCKER ENDS IT'S HARLEM SERIES
The Knickerbocker team finished It's schedule in
the Harlem League last night by winning two more
games from Central and Empire. each with a good
and the last by margin Of only twelve pins
hn1ckeroockers ma - ~ jl1 - v-aII
up among the leaders The nights scores follow;
FIRST GAME
1irkeoorkar-Never 1873. L. Forest 245. Snyder. 201;
Pump. III; Lshrbach. 10 total Gal.
central-Hou. us; Behlmer. 1853: Kushn. ia Ward
Enpi-e-voorhees. 1es; Msche, 2Os; sror. POS sohl
1877; Arnold 112 total. s5s
cen.rsl-E25l 1sl; geslm.r, lss: Ku.hn. is0; Ward
THIRD GAME.
i 5e7 ;o Ia F sss i' snyder
Bupire-stor ia; Mische $50; voorhees, 1Ss' soh'
WON THE GAME BY SINGLE PIN.
7, the first game Of last nights series in the
Network ROYAL Arcanun tourna nent, Haus won
out in the last frame for Colonial Council wnlcn
beat Yonkers Council by Just one pin asus rollS9
and seven for A. Lawrence. giving the victory 20
his by single pin The scores OF Ine even
ingis games follow:
FIRST GAME
ColoniaI-Dsvis ia: Brucker. LAT: Reiohhard, 1873;
Hunt 149; a Lawrence. I5e; total 7s2-
SECOND GAME.
yorke-z-Barnes 1874: Brewer. POS Q Lawrence, us;
Hunt IOs. A Lawrence 221: total So
osa2sag 100 B6ettjsr 1872 ,o5al
THIRD GAME.
C,olontal-pavis 100. Br1cke-. I4s Rechhard. 10;
wsnssre- III: f4aus 1872: tota. 762-
acknowledgements 1874 Le Beau, lJ5 Miller, lbs.
Ostertag. I43 Boettier, l31; total. 6sl
THE JOURNAL" BEATS THE HERALD
Eight Of The Journals" employees beat similar
team from The Herald yesterday afternoon IN
-uro games Of the Morning Newspaper League
tournament at Thum's Germania alleys only
fifteen pins separated the J2taIs u n, me secon1
EoII follow; - ~ -.
r5sF AS as.Pa Is F Esa ~ Js 8s ii5
strawinski l75; total I2l2.
a:9 os se 49, 81. a IN R fsS l rs
Allen. ice; total lbs
SECOND GAME
5shs5 ~ ,s Sa72 8ts Is: s Perkins F's' %
.t5eraId-Robinson. 1s2 Long Ia; Deves 17s. KelIs
BROOKLYN ROYAL ARCANUM
The De Long. Brevoort and De Witt Clinton coun-
ellis each won a game in The Brooklyn Royal
Arcanum tournament at Trainers Alleys last even
ing. The score:
& is nss ,l TO- io, Ta 4ss l4S RE
Page ISL MaEir r9 i6s Ballsr 100;
SECOND GAME
s Bs5n @ R6i5s l a %af $50 49, Reynolds
De Long CogaeiI.Blsse lbs S Sea l4s HerH 1871
THIRD GAME
De Wit Clinton Councl-Quinn. 1s2: Hougton, 149
Page IS. McEir0y. he. ButIer, I5e; total. 7s4
m I SP 4S5sn is6 d 5 s Isl He no.
Thursday nights scores:
FIRST GAME.
gie4 iseeri i4s swan Rsn Tssse saa total 800
NegToZk C9uns "A kes5 :,. ls' Has s; 10 q.
SECOND GAME
East New-York Council. Kiefsr, Is6, Hassee. 80;
C Moore III; W Moore PAL: 9 Kiefsr l1ei total S37-
Fort Counc1fFu1, 20, SNOW i3Os Wallace i64;
Diehl I69. Otis. IA. total. SIS
THIRD GAME
Gilbert Council-Andsrson. 1855 Fuller 1Bl.
gierfs is: Van Tasse. I60i total. TsS
Fort Greene Counci-Ru1 1ss, snow l55. Wallace
DiehI. Otis. III total SOC
SUB-TOURNAMENT.
The East New-York Council kept up It's winning
gait in the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum sub-tourna-
nent al the Elephant Club alleys last evening