Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27
ROWE BoWLERS' PRESIDENT
Congress Elects Omcers and Players
Proceed to Knock Down
Pins.

mayor of Lakewood, a suburb of Cleveland,
was elected president of the American
Bowling Congress this afternoon by III to
The other officers elected were First
vice president, c. F Nell, Milwaukee; sec
secretary, Samuel Karpf, Dayton; treas
urer, Frank Pasteloupe, Chicago; executive
e. hs1FhenTy e S8hiSSE0 j a
Toledo, NJ, a. Phillips Of st: Louis, Dan
Roster Of Erie, Pa, William Bossin of In
dianapolis, John r. Price of Buffalo, p. j.
Hills OF Columbus, George schreiner Of
Amendments were also adopted requiring
the secretary and treasurer to give bonds
and also requiring the secretary 10 turn
over to the treasurer all money received by
him within five days OF the date of receipt.
The following amendment was adopted:
The congress through its executive COM
mittee shall organize and adopt in and for
each city or town of the United States one
central association as subsidiary and
auxiliary TO this organization, except that
may be Organized or adopted by boroughs
of one or more boroughs each, as may be
determined by the executive committee of
The effect Of this will be the establish
ment OF divisions somewhat after the idea
Of the old divisions of the League Of Amer
The new constitution provides for a sec
ond and third vice president and also that
the annual congresses shall begin on the
second Monday in February
Bowling in the national tournament for
two-men teams was resumed this afternoon
at 1 o'clock With twenty teams yet to
bowl the record of Collins and Sabach of
Columbus still stands. Following are the
total team scores, each team' as usual
playing three games:
Looher- Brogan, Toledo ...................1, 1,Q5
Barron Moore, Akron ...................,1,O9 ,O9l
owen Williams, Louisville ..............1,llO
Dollman- Vinson, indianapolis ..........l,12i
Morgan-Terrel, Cleveland ................1,201
Elwert-F Funke. Belleville, lrl.............l1l2
n.
owen Ke eller, Louisville ..................1,139
Weitzell- Cochran. Wheeling, w. Va. ,O9j
kumpf,Degen, Bnnalo .'''..''''.'.''''''iI'VV VSi
llau- Schneider, chicago ,.................l Lbs
Handland-Stevenson ,.....................llll
Dfhlick-Makepeace, Kansas City ........1,02l
Grieshaber- -Geroux, Chicago ............1,Ol4
Sexte-Reed Columbus ...,...............1,1iS
Jansen -Niedenfuhr, Belleville ...........l,0S
f. Johnson-Shaw Chi2ago ............,.. sS9
Johansen-Lense, Dubuque ...............l,O ,O6J
Graeff-Jellison, st. Louis ................1,03 ,03i
Bogart-Jones. Milwaukee ...::..........l0l4
Wright McCampbell, Louisville .........1 ,1S1
kFritcher-Adams, syracuse ...............1' 10
l Perrigo- Chapman, Milwaukee ............ 961
Erick-F Franz, Cleveland .......r...".....l,9SI ,9SI
Nelson-Hollis, Chicago .,..,,.............LOS
Eddy-Deprost, Chicago ...................1,055 ,055
Wolf-Fisher, Chicago .....................1,Ol ,OlS
Maurer- Wolf, Belleville ................... 963
Duncan-Freiderichs, Detroit ............. 911
Brockmeyer- -Brockmeyer, st. Louis .... 9lS
Bernham- -Peifer, Chicago .................1,0 ,033
Gazzola Gere, Toledo ......v..............l,O9 ,O9g
Brill-Wales, chicago ...........'..'.....'.l'l
Bastl-Felsinger, Buffalo ..................1,02l
Dusselmeyer-Wilso Kansas City.......l '0ls
Labahm- Peterson, Chicago ..............1,16l
Dusold- Edsold, Milwaukee .............1, ,O47
Seivers-W Woodbury, Chicago ..............1, ,020
Ruge- Fust Minneapolis .,,..,..,.........1,05 ,053
FIliet-G Greene Akron Northumberland, ,027
Stiles-Fauton, Des Moines d..........!...1,0 ,099
Otis -Hickish, Lacrosse .;,l,".i lo66
McCauley-Pugler, pes Moines ...........1 ,153
Kenna-Schmldt, Chicago, ..Y...........lo o33
Muer- Moeller, Detroit ...,................. $40
Price-Tentost Buffalo ................1,0 ,033
Roemer- -Treiber, Kansas City ...........1 ,0S9
KauHmann-Klein, Cincinnati ...,..-....1 ,0b
-Thiele-Kneer, Peoria, Ill.................. 9S5
rd-Schmidt. Chicago ,097
Stoke-Slawson, Chicago ..................1,1Q ,1Q9
Hazlkuhn-Alten, Chicago ................1 00S
Tuttle- -Bookwalter, INDIANAPOLIS ........ 76i
At midnight, when bowling for the day
closed, thirty-nine men had bowled for the
individual championship. There are 175 en-
frIea w NEssler of Chlca 90 was high