Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23

wrssted nrst place from him By q fraction
Of a pin, which is not shown in the table.
/ man thus rose from sixth to hrst in q
week. and his great game Wednesday night
did It.
The other leaders are also a little disar-
ranged. Emery is q close second, while
Kolls has taken. third from Fritscher, who
is fourth. Seaman has com up past carp
and Beselin has risen two places. The
averages are shown only in round figures,
whereas nearly ali OF them In reality carry
fractions. In cases where several players
have the same basic figure the names are
arranged in order Of the fractions, the
largest FIRST.
Hereafter the individual averages only
Of those players who rank 1864 pins or bet
ter will be printed. That means a rate Of
500 pins or better in three games. and this
dead line is considered a liberal one. This
week such a method would have included
only the first twenty players on the list
shown.
Probably the two best scores ever made
In Omaha in an individual competitive
game were those rolled on the Gate City
alleys last Thursday night by Hartley Of
the Cate City team and Tracey of the
Nationals. While the Omahas and Ger
mans were playing of their match series
these two men started a little game Of
their own and 1t proceeded in champion
ship form from the first. BY the time
each man had struck out In the tenth
frame Hartley had won With 271, while
Tracey had 25s. The work was 30
phenomenal that 1t diverted attention from
the league play the rest Of the evening.
Emery OF the omahas and Beselin of the
Germans wish to challenge through The
Bee any two-man-team in Nebraska to a
series Of games at all bowling contests.
This announcement will be the bowling
sensation of the hour. as the c~hallengers
wish TO back their work with money to
any sum-, and there are a good many other
bowlers In Omaha and other cities In the
state who think themselves the best out.
Emery and Beselin assert that they are
the best all-around bowlers in Nebraska.
They do not confne this to tenpins or any
one game, but include all. The terms OF
their challenge are q series Of three games
each at all the different modes Of play,
some seven varieties in all. Emery Is
second at present in tenpin average.
Beselin Is very near the top.
Tenpin scores Of 200 and better at
Clark's alleys: M. r. Huntington, 200,
202, 200, 203, POI. 212, 2O2; King Denman,
zoe, 217, 222, 204. 211; w. r. Clarkson, 221,
211, 210, 200, POI, 215, 2O2; M. z. Forscutt,
2O7; Southy, 22S, 207; H. Beselin, 204, 2O5,
$40; w. ". Hartley, 9O1. 212; J. H. Hodges,
2O3; H. G. Frlsbie, 203; A. @. Middleton,
40, 2O3; W. z. Camp, 2ls; s. Eierman,
222, 202; F. ]. Bengele, az, 2s7, 252; r.
W. Aver, 211, 224, 202. 226, 2s2; Tom
Reynolds. POS. POI; A. Potter, I'll, I'll, 200,
2OS; Baldwin, 200; c. ]. Francisco, 200;
Frank Fogg, FOG; w. H. Emery, 2O1, 21s,
222, 25s, 210; B. w. Christy, 21s, 2O9, 22s;
Q. NJ. carp, 200. 2OS, 2O7; Charles Seaman,
202, PIT, PIP, 226, 21O, 2O5, H.. D. Reed.
Z04, zoo; W. O. Brunke. 200, 210, POI; c.
Kitson. PIP, PA. 2Ss. 2O4.
Tenpin scores Of 200 and better at Lentz
q Williams alleys: Brunke, 207, 202, 20f,
zO1; William zitzman, 200, 212, 200, 90l, 225,
S2S' 212; J. Gleason, 207; w. W. Hartley,
BIB; DR.. Q. @. Impey, 20e; DR.. NJ. M. sulli-
van. 80, 200; Dad Huntington, 2o4; Tom
Reynolds, 212; A.. G. Middleton, 204; O.. O.
Diehl, 200; Earl Brink, 21S; A. e. Murphy,
ZIG; DR.. @. u Dodge, 229; John Murphy. 200,
201; Groverfsmith, 223. 211; II. Beselin, 200,
2o1; Charles Seaman, 211; Mr.. swensen, 2o2;
J. Foster. 200; w. H. Ahmanson, 20s; Miss
Efie Haight, 213; Mr.. Kolls, 200; King Den
man, 214; DR.. l.. G. Beck. 221; T.. p. Trus-
sell, zoe; Billy McSweney, 2O7; Frank
Credon, 201; Dick seemon, 21s; Tom Nc.
Avoy, 21s; e. J. Nedd. 211; Raymond Bese.
lin, 206; Miss Grace Conant, 2OS; Miss Nell
Guild, 205.