The sun., 1900-07-20
rHs BOWLERs' CARNIVAL.
Experts Have Lively Time % the Alleys ss
Union Hill.

Union Hill.
The usual scenes were enacted yesterday at
Schuetzen Park. Union Hill tho fifth day Of
the United Bowling Clubs international
tournament Numerous new faces were
seen among the crowd which thronged the
alleys. and they could easily be distin-
guished from those who have been In attend
ance every day since the festival opened last
sunday. Agrind OF fourteen hours on the al
ieys and probably only three or four hours
sleep on five succeeding days Is telling on the
officials and enthusiasts who want to see every
thing that Is taking place.
The Columbus tOhio) bowlers showed that
they knew q thing or two about the American
game Of ten pins last night when they rolled
their scheduled series in the intercity tourna-
ment. 1t seen cd to be the general opinion
before last nights series was played that
II any Western team captured the champion
ship the Wheelings would be the lucky
ones. as 1t was thought that the New Yorks
would be the only team likely to pass the West
Nirgtnians' total Of 2.535 1he Columbus Quin-
tet made over 800 in each game. eventually
Only 2.25i pins were tall led by the ClevelandS.
Ihe interc!ty series will terminate tonight,
when the New Yorks and Chicasos will roll.
sColumbn:.Sa1be, 1855: Reed. lss; Kramer. lat;
scnneider. ioe; Collins. 100 Total. $40.
- zCieveland-AmAnn, l6S; Kiehle 1877. T1etien. 1le,
Gollwis1sr. les: Franz, ISL. Total 7sA
SECOND GAME.
sColumbus.saxbe. 1oi; Reed, lts: Krames. ies:
Schneider, iso; oollin. 200 Total. s7s, ,
o0vis1 Isl sasn. III. his foss ~. 81 ''eA m
THIRD GAME.
ssSnsidsI. sis: Collins is Total, Isl; ,''
Titisi Iss; +. dOli.ii..i. iSs; Franz. III.
Total Pins Columbus, ..sss; Cleveland. s.ssi.
The Royal Arcanum tournament came to a
close last night, the Our Council No. team
again showing Its superiority bv carrying OF
the nrst prize. fonkers Council will get the
spare tournament and while few high scores
were rolled. not enough pins were made by any
team to equal the total tailed by the Imperials
OF brooklyn on Wednesday night.
The Orchards did much better in the head-pin
tournament. and at one stage OF their game
we're In line to pass the leaders. but they fell
short seventeen pins. and the kosedales are still
What are supposed to be the leading bowlers
OF Worcester arrived In this city yesterday
Schuetzen Park. As the New England PLAYERS
rarely play the strike d-spare or head-pin
games on their home alleys the local and Vest
their skill against Manager -Monsey's men.
challenge was issued by the Worcester bowlers
10 roll any OF the teams at the park
series Of candle pin games ;cr any
amount OF money, but after seeing Monsey's
fine play in their tournament game not one of
the bowlers was willing to take a chance. The
worcester players ran up a total OF 448 and
practically secured a walkover for the first
prize In the candle pin tournament They
found the polished alleys too fast In the early
frames but soon managed TO roll steadily.
They rolled %la-lnch ball and hit the head
pin frequently. In this style OF game the
d-adwood is not removed from the alley. The
Worcester bowlers displayed excellent skill in
driving the fallen pins against those standing.
The Spartans and Kamas also took q try at
the candle pins, but neither five came within
forty points OF the Worcester's total The
scores:
First Game-Monsey Of Worcester 4I6.
Second Game-Sparlan Of New York 37a.
Third Game Kama OF New York, SOS
Mrs. S. Martin mana ged to score 10 pins in
the women's individual championship tourney,
replacing the former leader. Mrs. F. p. Dwyer
Of Yonkers. who has a total OF 100 Mrs A.
Caplan OF New York has los: Mrs. j, Kaiser Of
JERSEY City. i05: Mrs. 4. Frees OF New York,
l0a; Mrs: L. Eiseman, l0A; Mrs. c. Koere. lOl:
Mrs. A. vogt, 100
The following were prize winners yesterday
In the women's daily tournament:
Mrs Acker. Mrs. Berrans Mrs Nickel Mrs. Heine-
man. Mrs. Semer Mrs WurtI Mrs. Dreyer. Mrs
Sherwood. Mrs, krauss, Mrs. Michel. Mrs Blerman.
Mrs Semler. Mrs Guncher. Mrs. Schultz. Mrs.
Mrs. Brown, Mrs Ulmann. Mrs Harlow. Mrs
Heubel Mrs RadeA; Mrs Helms Mrs Heinemann.
MIS-, Martens Mrs Brennan. Mrs. Leary and Mrs
Radon,