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total, ] > Schutting, 200; W, Browne, 185 4 ra ne s: 4 A.~Noaek P Richter ik; Baker, Weingut YH dotal 1s THIRD GAME—Vaciety Browne 7; Daly, 10 t. rotin, 171 halling: ul $, Wo Rrow total Pix edo A WG; Campbell, 179 Bowling Clubs Across the Bridge Pynir is. Tiakess ans Weingart Get Together and Compete for the Championship of South Brooklyn on Ehler’s Palace Alleys. Win Twlee, Fifth Avenue Palace.) Adtrondack—Walters, Ing; Crutenley, al, 918, Fern 176; Hunt. 146 m, 18 tal, 982. Bay Rb . 189; bD GAME Seelman, vdy, 1d, Smith, 115; Madeo, 18; | 154; total, 745, Fern—Bennett, 1s); Selle, 125; Hunt, 2; Swan, 176) A new tournament Mas been started Ketcham, 182 total, ie dias ler’ Palace Alleys | THIRD) G Hay Ridge—Seelman, on Bhier's Fifth Avenge Palace Alleys Ma Bat ee, Seelnan, that promises to tura out some fine total, St, Adirondack scores before its closa, The clubs are Koller, 14) Paria, 149; | the best in that sec@ion of Brooklyn 0; Peterson, 109; total, 87. and will compete for ithe championship Palace Three-Men Tour of South Brooklyn. Palace Alleys.) ' | In thelr opening gagaes they rolled in FIRST AME — Palace — Wiese, 168; | fair form, but bett@ results are ex. Bayer, 175, Ernest, 168; total, M7! pected when the tgurney gets under | PAMAR OME Ms jy Schroeder, 1a, full headway ME-Urania—Beharb, 147 ‘The first Kame whe played between | Wichtermann, 158; Dahlberg, 211; total, the Palace and Pregdent fives und was] jloveny itt totuh get ce Wit ams won by the former. Palace then lined | THIRD GAME—Urania Scharb, 191 Up against the Audzibon quint and won't Wichtermann, 180; Dahlberg, 149; total, out with a margin of fifty pins | 620. Pe Wiese, 160; Bayer, i | Audubon ‘ Hrnst, 167; total, 481 udirbon then rolted against the Glale i five and were returned winners. | New Jermey Nato FIRST GAME—Palace—sonries 192, Butler, 1%: ‘Turre fn ghar 10; Durkin, If, reat IM, Ger. dente Ginister, ‘148, mond, IM: Lee, 9 ML Taylor, 16g, totad, | ELCOND GAME; Palace—Searteter 18 ME aces ef a Huvler, 183; Turter, 210; Cunningham, WE; Durkin, 16s 1, 8. Auduby Write, 3 ure. 1’ Ackerson adigan, Lot THIRD GAME~Giulerer, T 12) Germ ih, Le Pur Klet Baum ber, 18; tor] Steinbrook, 169; Luhrs, | » J iis ts al, 7 Audubon ; % Stoutenburg, '80; Hall, i79; Ackerson, ‘9 1); Madigan, 18; total, $13 mote] fal, #1, | Tmopesia otal, 1,00, * Ameritan National, FIRST GAMb)—P) 180 Brown, 196: le be iw: Ben Franklin Leaxwe, Hunt, 166, quite Spartan—W (At Grand Central Alleys) jer des, w; “Ridd j,, Maler, 194 PIRST i E—Kelloy Powers, 6 Roberts, 11d; Fderdes isimare? FIRST GAME—Kellogg—Powers, 14; 14; Will: | Burgoyne—Lan th, 18; Moore, ) 827. |" Repp, 10; Gardner, los BECOND GAME-—Phoenix—Chureh, 14; 4, 183) total Brown, 202; Seidler, 174; Grong, * 18); Hunt, 19a; Mz. 'Columbla—Hrunt 178; Drew er, 173 Rache, Taylor, 191 i THIRD GAQIE—Spartan—W, Gerdes, 11; Riddelly 174; Mater, 219) Robe: 247, F. Gerlles, 191; total, 1,000 ¢ umbla—Bru¢.t, 158, Drew, 148; Bul 14; Rache, 178; Taylor, 188; total, New York Leagae. } FIRST oAm Criterion—MoMoran, 14 Stuart, 1 Reed, 153, MoCoy, 1 Chadw 2; total, x85, Orchard. Hahn, 17%; Klusmier, 210; Starst, 194; Matoh Games, oi Lankergan, 129; Wilkens, 164; total, 4 i 160; total, 815 THIRD GAM 4 A -Powers, 18}; Repp, 14: Gard. Lea, 100; Williams, 14, total, | (At Grand Central Alleys) BECOND GaAME—Knickerbocker—Leon-| Rest four games out of seven: hardt, 19) Brunason, 168; Hoffman, 174; Bert Allen Teen hae aay Gelsler, uP Malaucher,'181; total, 872) | F. Bgelhott 1 Orehard—ddohn, 168, Kluemier, 17); W. Edwards at Btarst, 199; F, Lankenan, 179; Witkens, Harry Cohen... .198 18h 214 18; total, sz. | Best three outlet five games THIRD G Knickarbooker—Leon-| Bert Alien as hanit, 15 axon, 18; Hoffman, 169; Geisler, 109: Malgacher, 144; total, 873. |¢ aT fsa wa Oriterlorr—MeoMoran, 167, Stuart = Heed, 1; MeCoy, 166, Chadwick, 182; Tremont Leagae, total, 15 FIRST GAME~Subway — Flohr, 148 Stock Exchanye, Banker Livingston, FIRST GAME — Grotsbeck & Co Wurm, 128; Little, Wh; Turner, La; Ferris, ‘14; Jenkins, 172; total, 643, 1 A, Moleitvre & Co.—Smith, 139; White. ly, 1M; MeGea 144; Moler, 156; Miller, 16%; totyul, 727 : iti 0 ON) GAME-—Currle Brow.—Hear-| [P. Nitzenberg pa a Maire sey 1644; Currie, 131; Mows, 133; Veagie,| (A) Sorning ayes, The Ws, F. Mayer 143; Clam 173, Mal- Flohr, 148; 187; O'Brien, 110; Dedoecke, 145; total, TT. A. Me- Intyre & Co.—8mit Wohitely, 145; bet ae . MoGery 181; Moler, 181; Miller, 14, to. THIRD | GAME—Knickerbocker—Wor- | t cester, 14; Leonhardt, 181; S8nyde | 1%; La} tal tal, 8 THIRD GAME—Curtie Bros, —Her 143; Courrie, 170; Moss, 171: Vs rrest, 12; Malgacker, 167; to- jt Morning—Regan, 171 Dobe: ski tal. si Dr, Hayes, 210; F. Mayer, 1%; Moody, Co. ‘urm, Little 120 175; Clampit, total, Fortt.& 120; Jenkina, 171 Leo Team Won, Life Insurance, (At Colonial Alleys.) FIRST, GAME—Mutual Benefit—Sturgis, | FIRST GAME—Spalding No, 2-9 | 1635 Boles, 104; Mowell, 176; Caciz, let, | er, 200; J, Delaney, 148) MeKegney, Thor peon, 193; total, M2. Mutual Life! Ennis, 164; Stilger, 161; total, 810." 1 =-Ba poock, 114; Timpson, 15) Carso Henheasy, 168; L. Greulleh, 139; 191; Whitney, 18 Garrison, is; total, | lin i. Greulich, 188; Murphy, 175; | mul. } total, M1 | BECOND GAME—Mutual Renett—stur- | SEVOND GAME-Spalding | No. 2 Kis, (166; Botce, 146; Mowodl, 143, Cada, | ‘Inger, ‘ofA Delaney ) >| 26; "Thompson Mutu ney, 14; Ennis, 176; Stiiger, Lift p- Babcock, | areo} $10. Bt. Mary's—Blilase ist L 4 rid 131; Dahler, 224; Stump, 175; Geisler, Whitney, 1%; i total) 149! total, ae : THIRD GAME—Leo—He: THIF{D GAME—Mutual Benefit— Stur- Mrcah " Me Fy ial at wis, °188, Rolce, 12; Mowell, 198: Cadiz! jion, Sol) Murphy. 1k tat et 40) Thompson, 27; toval, WY. “Mutual | Muary'ecHlaincen top Hatieny | Lifa—Habeock, 1; Timpson, 187; Care| Daan 5; Btur ead Mi ith wong 200: Whitney, 186; Garrison, ins; | ahler, 18s Stumpt, 176; Gelaler, woud, Colonial Alleys, Now Jersey National, E FIRST GAME yer, 202; Hark FIRst tas fen, 19; Knoll, 14; W. Dufty i) Winkelmann, 171, Total, 4, | Zehnder, Frenderick, 163; 1 Carroll, "141; 180; Grabenstetn, , 129; Barrett, Total, 98. i2—-Foley, 09; Mooney, otal, O23. Regina 165, Cahill, 17; Bytne, | aps yt way—Dumas, feld, 19; W Total, 979, THIRD G. rer) fp ey ~ Sohn — Zehnder, 159; TH) IAD GAMES holas, Prendert Miller, 188; Stoudt, 19 M46 E. Grenitch, 147° King, Grabenstein Total, S17, Broad: pis 3, te h way—Vumas, 181 \phal, 173; Senor. | Soeq ani, 190; Hu el tis Beh) BAS WAETS Ut Archdiocesan League, —— Cathedral Nu. 1-Lyons, | Rowling Games To-Night, 174;, Smith, 212; Feeley, 170; McCarty.| Criterion National—Gotham, Arthur. 159; Fox, 14; total, 88%. Holy Cross | Tuxedo; at French & Graham's alleys r Dillon, 19; MeCourt, 191; Trust Companies’ Leaague—Knicker- Morrisey, 133; Monwhan, | bocker No. 1, United States Mortgage 128; total, 804 Norm American, at Broadway Arcade ON alleys. SRR OND GAME Spalding 1.—Moaher. |" silk’ League-Bpelmann & Co, vs A; » 201; MeCormic 4; Mo-| Oelbermann, Dommerich & Co; at Ai Forty, 16; Whiting, Ist; total, 9. | thum's White Elephant alleys Holy) Cross Wheelmen—Dillon, 171; | Gag Companies’ League—Conaolidated Mo Court, 163; Frank, 18; Morrissey, | Br. 6 No, 1, Brooklyn Union, Brooklyn 165; total, S18 Br., Mutual No, 1, at Qadlen’s Monarch Spalding 1.—Mos! alleys. a McCormick, 24; ) Archdiocesan Unlon—Spalding No, 2, MoE ry, 189; White, 182; total, 94 | Holy Cross No. 1, Columbus; at Thum | Cat hedral 1.—Smith, 19; Lyons, 192; | & Lehrbach’s alleys, Fei Bey, 163; McCarty, 168; Fox, 121,| Bank Clerks’ League—Mount Morris, | tot 1, 785, * ") Chase National,” Fifth National; at + | Thum's White Slephant alleys New York League—Our, Sticker, Aci- FIRST GAME—Journ ;|rema; at Amann & Triess's alleys. ; Bearm We vox, 180 —————_. 1, Doling, W&; Armerto- Whathrop Preas--Pyle Dampwolf, p 12; Browning, 114; Bourke, 135; Donu-| Ing. van), 1%); total, 6, . THUID GAME—Citizen—Love: Bch nekman, 1M; Haley, 1M, MeClintock, 167; total, a4 Jen. |. Did Joe Gana and Joe Grim ever fi Sch: Dui acan, 128; Connell, 1 Cat ppbell, 173; Knecht, 198 BECOOND GAME--Cherouny e atate the wel; Buteher Bt ot John Pien- DH ang; | About 172 pounds, Oin ps—Barnott, | 18 |. ®: Gac.|® ten-round bout? Tf so, where? dol la, 140; Mezzano, 16; Gebhardt, 24 ABE HOLLA tot: tl, 789. No. They boxed six ro ht Reve be Philadelphia, FIRST GAME-—Soawanhaka B.C A bets that Young Corbett was never Behfuter, 14: Anderson, 4: Veeck, essen 14; Whbetta, 144; Henderson, 179; tou |, R.A. 0, C—Sudge, 1; Fox, 138; ah pra: 14; Bill, 152; White, 148. URE \ rd bap GAME—Ariel B. C.—Rejall ils) Pommer, 128; Miller, 1% WF Wittman, 179; total, ta. Old Mili <} a a 9 Price 25¢ Relieves C.—Kooh, 1; Kelfer, 121; MeCat: | forty’, 18; Alexander, 118) Armbruste THTAD GAME—Bergen Beach ig roma, 17, Van Bele, tm: OY hie, 165; Beith, 168; total, 837, fokiyn R. C.—Jones, 14; Clark, eta, tal Benson, 12; W throat, Now Jersey National, (At Tuxedo Alleys, Newark, "Pra hate oy the heag, | teather-welght cb was, Who Is rig hamplon and B bets He never won the tithe at the fenther-welaht A claims that were the last of the track in pol the ailowance of t and Stol, B clal Bowler did not elther Bedell br Nowkirk. Which They all left A was down t Mantt. MarLean and Rowle the five teams to lea At of time because he lap ty Vanderst ms that Maclean a leave the track be others. or Maya and was rl A&B ata given signal, o the six-day bt race Thursday from 9 PM. to Friday 6 A.M. He bet fter him aul team wh ort ? «two H that one rider gained two laps and the other riders did no rol B says no laps. A says It was a ich dropepd out, Does A wi A wine—Rockowli# and Sulkins regained (wo lost laps. aie aienoaens NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES, NEW ORLBAN $, Dec. 11.—The entries for to-momrow's races are as follows FIKST RACE —Ti 1M Julia Jankin hree-quarters of a mile fi a Mra Frank Poster oo Bt, Sev o slenne u an May Little Jnck Horner au“ wo OW. Lo George oy One More “” 78 Kendo) ” Clonmel jes Floral Wreath + Dalesman SECOND RACB—Selling, seven fu 101 V8 Aggie Le THIRD RACK =< Hid Birch) tht Rudabex FOURTH KACE twenty yante 1) Mutado AN King’s 1 2 Rankin C28) De Ri FIFTH RA Mh M Hen Mi 134 Ernest Parham Irby Bennett MIXTH RACE—T soiling Captain F 1 we 4 Kornelt Sharp We *Apprentice allow » Weed wie The Huguenot ne mile Handica on Top hree-quarters of rolaak! 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