New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-07
BOWLING.
AN EXCITING ENDING IN PIE IN1rvrn.
UAL TOURNAMENT.

UAL TOURNAMENT
The last series In last evenings games q, 49,
Greater New-York Individual Championship Tou-
nament. the Harlem alleys furnished an sx
citing ending that aroused good deal OF athu.s
asm. Lehrbaeh and Clinch had both beate. sshs
when they came together In the third serie IT,
games aIternated. Lehrbach winning the forth hs
just two pins In the fifth he was eight behind
when the last frame began Each rolled astrike.
nine pins his last ball 10 win the seris H
nms e rust and oT by On. pin
FIRST SERIES
s eseT09 es5, KnoAerboesr z. "a 1879
SECOND SERIES
+ s slls:h Whssmsn 81 f5s Is Is L.
THIRD SERIES
r ciinch Pontiac Whssen 2is iss 20 IL 5osss
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE TOURNAMENT
The Rverdale team won two games last nigh IN
the National League tournament at STAIRS alley,
beating the New-York Athletic Club sswIers inthe
fist game by fourteen pins. The Mercury For
E1e1 won the second game from Ao'ningside. the
double loser Of the evening. by the largest sore
of the series. The summary follows
FIRST GAME
RiverdaIszell niger 49,; Gray I9s; Me-en, 40,
han. 1Sa' E, Eoiiny. 1s7; total 81.
M s-4Sh as9f ss I y5a. u.s. ,rs i'n
SECOND GAME.
156 Bowl IT, Bell Isi LSons is5 teal 55 '''n'
1s6, Kiingelhoffer iS5 wilekens. 100. ,ota. s4s
THIRD GAME
Observation-Disclosures IGs. Gray 159; Msrten 1873 Mona
han. iI2. E. Ebiing, la3; total. sJl
,s 49, Made ,4i ,i 9s Doneu
THE CARRUTHERs TOURNAMENT.
The Manhattan team added two games to
credit last evening in the CarrIthers Brooklyn
National tournament, by defeating the Pin Knight
and Arlington teams. The scores:
FIRST GAME
Pin Knisht-Fries I43: Miller. 14T: futile 1913; Good
1873; Welsh. 1ss; total SOS
Arlington Boemermann. 100; Harms. 1873: Meyer. 2s;
Apps 231; Rumpsl 13s, total. T9s
SECOND GAME
Nanhattsn.canu;e; Ia: P Halisr 100: G Halier IL;
acknowledgements 1871 Harms. ia; Meyer. LBS.
Arps 40; RUMBLE 1877 total 6s3-
THIRD GAME
Bauer. 176: Allen. 40; total. SOS
Pin Knish-Fres, 15s. Miller, IFS; Tutte i6T; Good
1i5: Welsh. 1a3; total 7s9
UNITED BOWLING CLUBS-SECTION THREE
There were only three members of the Seven
tenth Ward team present last night at the Ger
mania alleys to roll in the third section Of the
United Bowling CLUB tournament. and both Jumbo
and Eclipse easy victories over the short
handed team The odd game Wa" SSro GaPtureu ~
FIRST GAME.
Jurnbo-steI, ISL; Eppler. 1871; Bosen 14o' Krass-r
li6; Hoffman, III: total III
Seventeenth Ward-Herr no. Becker. 126; Doerr 128.
SECOND GAME.
Ecpse-Tweer 16I: Weissner. 90; Thompson. rs.
Barber. Isl; Timmons. 125; total SIS
Seventeenth ward-Becker 1856: Herr. 10; DoerT %;
THIRD GAME
Junlbo-Sten 49, Kraeger. 1T5; Bosen. l56; P. Hoi-
man, 1S9; F Hoffman. Us; total, 500
Ecpse-Tweer. 1862: Weissner 100: Thompson. 100;
Barber. 142; Timulons, liT; total. ~
THE COLUMBIA THREE MEN TOURNEY.
The Empire City team double victory last
right in the three men tournament at the Columbia
Alleys beating Enterprise and Standard The odd
game fell the credit of the former. The scores
follow:
Enterprse-Meyer, 1876; Kuehn. 163 Kolo. 40: total
100
Empire Cfty-Gross. ga Nausle. 1914: Braisted Id;
SECOND GAME
Enterprise-Msyer I62. kuehn. 156; kolb, e1T total
| s
! 1andard-KoehIer. Isl; Allison ia; wyman. 100
| top iSS
THIRD GAME
,,EPirs City-Gress. lI6 Nausie III; Rraisted 100
sta4ard-KoehIer. IT'S; wyman. IA; Diederick. 1si
| total. 10
ARRI4LS on THE TRANSPORT BUF0RD.