The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-01
ENTRY LIMIT EXTENDED
BOWLERS WILL HAVE ANOTHER
WEEK TO PREPARE ENTRIES.
Extension Was Requested by New
York BowIers-List of Teams Al
ready Entered-Averages.

The entries 10 the National Bowling
tournament will not close until next Satur-
day night. An extension of the time TO
that date was announced yesterday by Sec
rotary Bryson. 1t was originally intended
TO close the entries to-day, but the New
York bowlers, through Thomas Curtis, ''the
father of bowling requested an extension
for a,week. This was granted in the hope
that there would be fitting representa-
ton from that section.
There have nos been entered in the
tournament thirty five-men teams, thirty-six
two-men teams, and fifty-two individuals.
This makes total of 23S persons, counting
duplicates and the receipts from entrance
fees alone amount to 81, 100. The guaranteed
prize list is 5000. AS the entries were not
to close until tomorrow and most of them
would be mailed last night or to-day 1t is
safe to expect sixty hve-men teams,
seventy-five two-men teams and over one
hundred individuals. The real probability
is that there will be many more than ex-
pected.
Secretary Sam Karpf, of Dayton. and
Vice President w. V. Thompson, of Chi
cago, were in the city yesterday Mr.. karpf
said he had adviceS from New York snow
ing that the reported soreness OF that
teams would be here. Charles III. Ebbetts.
the Brooklyn baseball magnate, will bring
two. Both Mr.. Karpf and Mr.. Thompson
say the prospects for the Indianapolis
list indicates a bigger tournament than
Buffalo had Mr.. Thompson expected fiji
teen more teams from Chicago and num-
Der from other places.
The complete list of entries up to last
night is as follows:
Five-Men demonstrations, two teams;
4. No
lumbias. Ramblers. Crescents. Rowe as,
Pastimes, North Sides, Tish-i-Mingos,
Royals, Capitol Citys, Turner's, city; the
bian knights, Chicago; Peoria Bowling
Club, Peoria, ILL.,; Iroquois Bowling Club.
Toledo, O.; Hanger Seniors and Haager
Juniors. Louisville, KY; Ping-Pong Bowl
Club. Louisville. KY: Pabst Blue Ribbon
Milwaukee, Wis; Oshkosh Bowling Club.
and Missouri Bowling Club, Kansas City;
Farmer Bowling Club, Cleveland, 0.
Two-men Teams:--Best and De Long, Mil
waukee; Palmer and Mountain, Milwaukee;
Favour and Frey. Oshkosh, Wis; Gore and
Gazzola. Toledo; Root and Albrecht, To-
ledo; Lee and Nicolett. Chicago; Thomp,,
son and Hills. Chicago; Bernham and
Piefer. Chicago; PasdeIoup and Leonard.
Chicago Nelson and Peters, Peoria, ILL.,;
Klein and Kaufman, Cincinnati Writh-
Sommers. Cleveland; Eirick and Franz,
Cleveland; Diblik and Makepeace, Kansas
City; Dufflemeyer and Wilson, Kansas
City; Kastor and Farley, Kansas City;
Barse and King, Kansas City; Laidlow
and Bechtel, Kansas City; Roeder and Ire
Der, Kansas City. The local two-men teams
are: Cooper and KNOX, Carter and Bryson,
Gardner and Graft, A. j. Muller and E,rdel-
| meyer. Perry and Wynne, Peacock and
Cost, Pritchett and Gielow, Brown and Pol
lard, Telford and Churchman, Bookwalter
and futile, White and Holloway, House
holder and Busch, Springfield o.; ". b.
Graft and Ross, Klump and Buchanan,
Comstock and p. Levy.
observation-disclosures, o. r. Leonard, F. L.
Pasdeloup, Fred Pottberg, William A. Bern
ham, Ed Prefer, BILLY" Lee, w. " Thomp-
son; Peoria, A. Nelson. Aug Peters. To-
ledo. Fred Albrecht. Charles Goor. III. H.
Lempert. A. ID. Root Milwaukee, Otto
Best, William Dusold, Edwin Dusold, Chas.
Mountain, r. Palmer; Cleveland, Louis
Franz, f. Pierce. A. Sommers, George Som
mers, w. f. Eirick: Kansas City, z. M
Wilson, f. Kastor, o. Roeder w. s. Laid
low, T. Farley, C.. Treber G. Dibllk, c.
Duffiemeyer, Z. Bechtel. c. King. r. Barse,
F. Makepeace; Oshkosh. p. Steier: Chill
licothe, H., j. H. Mann: city entries, T. j.
Carter, r. III. Bryson, l.. w. Cooper, M. c.
Knox, r. NJ. Churchman, c. f. Coffin, Fred
Gielow. Lee Graf. C. J. Gardner, Jesse
| Pritchett, Frank Erdelmeyer, n. b. Croft,
j. A. Ross p. Levy, F. B. Comstock.