The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-24
SPORTING NEWS.
The Deadlock Is Broken in
Bowling Congress-
Committees Bring the Warning
Factions Together.
TWO MEN TEAMS BOWL.
Kansas City Team Scores
Among the High Men.
Topeka Talent Rolls Up a Score
of 996.

Buffalo, N Y, Jan. 24.-The American
Bowling congress met Thursday and
adjourned until this afternoon, appoint
ing a committee of five to meet the
Eastern bowlers Later the two con-
mittees conferred, and it was decided
that the action of Wednesdays conven-
ton should be rescinded, after which
matters will stand as they did before
the congress met. 1t was also decided
that the names of Messrs- Pasdeloup
and Ebbets should be withdrawn as
candidates for president
The two-men teams continued their
series in the national tournament to-
day
Kansas Cityans were again numbered
among. the big score teams, but they
did not roll high enough to carry away
any of the top prizes. However, Dbl
Xix and Makepeace scored 1,O96, and
Roeder and Barse scored LOST. This
will undoubtedly put both teams in the
money. The two-men teams scored as
follows:
Label and Beck, Chicago, 1,O43; Wood
and Mclaughlin, Chicago, 1041; Han
non and Pasdeloup, Chicago, 944; FL
vert and F'uncke, Belleville, 1.169; Lake
and Kern, st. Louis, 994; Weller and
Leonard, Chicago. 95S; Herrig and
York, Cleveland, 1,0S1; Setback and Col
Inns. Columbus, 1.061 Hinkley and
Hove1. Buffalo, 1000; Bren and Spreck-
ert, Toledo, 1,O3S; Thede and Sherbor
Peoria 1903: Schlenck and Vollroth,
Belleville. 1898; BuckholZ and Hauen-
field, New York, 1,012; Lockwood and
Heller, New York, 1913; Kaiser and
Keppler, St Louis, 99S; Mcclure and
Jones, Rochester. 1.O10; Eddy and Kelly,
Chicago, 1867; Brachold and Embert
Brooklyn, 974; C1inch and Shiman, New
York, LBS; Stoddert and F'elsinger,
Buffalo, 931; Tompson and Allen, Chi
cago, 9S3; DIR. Root and ALBRIGHT, To-
ledo, 1,00S; Brown and BrySton. Indian
apolis. 1,0S7; Jackson and Whitbrek.
Brooklyn. Lips; Schwartz and Tinney,
Niagara Falls, 1,041; Meirs and Lang
henry. Chicago. 995; Hills and Greaver,
Cleveland. 1857; William Burkhardt
and George Burkhardt, Chicago, 1.0OI;
DibIick and Makepeace, Kansas City,
1.096; Kumph and Degen, Buffalo, zoos;
Warden and Brill, Chicago, 1.133; Keime
and Peterson, Chicago. 1,151; z. Vogt
and w. VOgt, Buffalo, S74; Harlock and
Torrey, Erie, 907; Graft and Gardner
Indianapolis. LISP; Reiskey and Hupe-
land, Rochester, !, 123; Smith and Kirk
patrick, Topeka, 996; Goodrich and Fish
err, Pennyan. n. Y, 920; Manweiler and
Hausladen, Buffalo. 1.122; Baumeister
and Downing, Erie. 921; Kreiger and
Suttoner Buffalo, 941; H r. WinshiP
and V. Stein, Chicago, 925; Leo and
Steele, Chicago, 1,105, Barse and Roeder,
Kansas City, 1857; Gerdes and Stein,
Gerhard, Buffalo, 1,O19; II. EngeI and c.
Engel, Buffalo. 997; Poppelbaum and
Arson, Chicago, 1919; Claus and O'Con-
nor, Erie, 1,076; Young and Menninger,
Detroit, $50; Hartman and Barton, Chi
cagO, 961; Theme and Kneer. Peoria,
H., 1,O41; Banke and Heigh, New York.
1916; Markham and Jaeger. Chicago, L.
040; Bangart and Strong, Chicago, ], 10I;
Guttnan and Smith, Brooklyn. LOSS;
Floss and Tenjost, Buffalo, 1,009; Ruth
and Eyehoff, Brooklyn, 1.0S7; Hammer
and Bointon. Brooklyn, 96S; Weits and
Hendler, Buffalo, 1872; Beam and Gran
ger. New York, 9S8; Cordes and Leister,
Brooklyn, 1,o21-
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