The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-15
FAST IN HEAVY SEA PRIZES WORTH $500
State League to Distribute Neat Sum
to Winners in Tourney
Next Week.
Entries Closed Last Night-Seven
.@.a Five-Men Teams From
t. This City.

Entries for the state bowling tourna-
ment, which will be held at the Pfster
alleys in st. Paul, April 20, Fl and %,
closed last night. Secretary Barnes Of
this city now has the entries of the Tur-
ners, TuXedos, Tasmos, Buffaloes and
OWmpias; the Acmes, Courts and Pfsters
| of St. Paul; the Kenyons. Bon Amis, At
woods and Rex of Saltwater; and the Ait
kins of Aitkin. in the five-n1en contest.
Secretary Barnes estimates that from a
dozen to a score of teams from st. Paul
and the country have sent in, their entries
to President Fowler in st. Paul. The
Turner'S and Tuxedos of Minneapolis have
entered two teams each, so that the total
entries in the five-men competition will
number at least thirty.
From present indications the state asso-
citation will have nearly 500 to divide in
prizes. The list of entries SO far received
by Secretary Barnes follows. In the five
men team entries, the first five named
constitute the regular team.
FIVE-MEN TEAMS. .:
Turner. Minneapolis-W. G. Fust, captain;
| Buehler, Mcknight, Ruge, Sallander and Hoag.
Tuxedo. Minneapolis-Conrad Sandblom, cap
tain Parker, Simonson, Aalbu, Hughes and
Apall.
Tasmo, Minneapolis-E. W. Farr, captain
Mueller, Parke, Olncss, Woolley, Kayser, Gar
land and Stoudt.
Buffalo, Minneapolis-o. c. stadden, captain
! Fillmore, Nobs, Sloan, Speiser, Hutchinson
Scheig and Wiltbergcr.
Olympia, Minneapols--W. H. Barnes. captain;
Carpenter, Bugbee, Hatfield, Francis, McCracken,
Il. E. Hitchcock and Schlenker. i!
Acme, ST. Paul-Joseph Cook, captain; Hee-
nan, Spangenberg, Gerber, Walser, Hanngs and
Yost.
Phster, St. Paul-C W. Mailer, captain; An
| derson, Dorsey, Ericks and Lyon.
Court, st. Paul-John Miller, captain; Gose-
wisch; Grayum, Fuhrmann and Mample.
gan, Whalen, Mcmillan, Henon and Bancroft.
Bon Ami, Stillwater-Dietz, captain; ley.
O'Donnel, Easton, Schroeder, Briging Du and
| Wolf. :. M
Rex, Stillwater-E. F. Lief captain; Castle
Slaughter, Carroll, Mcmillan, Kenyon, Arndt and
Croonquist.
Carlgren, Krenz, Arndt, Joe OFT, R. K. Fowler
Johnson and Atwood.
| Aitkin--T. NJ. Hannold. captain; Krelwitz.
kast, Sugrue, Moran Reed, Coward and Duffy.
captain; F. Fust, J. Gresser, Busch, Fosette and
Peterson.
| Tuxedo Juniors, Minneapolis-Frank Brown,
captain; Hun, krussow, Mattson, Ryberg, Gros-
ser, Rowley and Heifner.
| TWO-MEN TEAMS.
| Olness and Woolley. Farr and George Mueller,
| Parke and r.. Nichols, Speiser and Fillmore,
| Nobis and Stadden. Carpenter and Hatfield, Nc
and Sandblon. Schloss and A. A. Mueller, Bueh-
| Ter and Hughes. Brown and Tosetti, Matheson
and Ten7oorde, Mcknight and sallander, Mime
apolis.
Kampmann and Walser. Heenan and Spangen-
berg, Lyon and Mailer. Firestone and Muggley,
Idc and Yost, Gosewisch and Grayum, Mample
and Fuhrmann, kellar and Larkin, st. Paul.
| Kenyon and McLoggan, Whalen and Bancroft,
Krenz and Arndt, Carroll and Carlgren, Still
water.
Kast and Moran, Hannold and Sugrue. Aitkin.
Ruge and W. C. Fust, Apall and Bonesteel,
| Mattson and krussow, Grosser and Ryberg.
| Walters and Patrick, Echo.
| Siegloff and Skinner, Albert Lea.
INDIVIDUALS.
| Farr. George Mueller, ~Parke, Woollcy, Oh.
ness, Speiser, Sloan, Stadden, Fillmore, Nc
Cracken. Carpenter, Francis, Aalbu, Parker,
| Sandblom. Schloss. A. A. Mueller, Buehler,
Hughes, Mathley, Mcknight, Sallander, Mime.
apolis.
i Walser, kampmann, Muggley, Firestone. Nah.
Ter, Miller, Grayum, Gosewisch, Mample, Kellar
Larkin. st. Paul.
Mcmillan, Kenyon, McLoggan, Thorson, Dietx
Carroll. Arndt. Carlgren, Krcnz. saltwater.
Ruge, w. g. Fust, Apall, Minneapolis.
The TuRedos took three straight from the
City Statesmen last night with the greatest
ease. The winners with the exception OF
Sandblom, bowled strong game Sandblon
was away below form. getting only 40 in the
first game and averaging 176 1-3. Aalbu hat
high score, with 21S. and high average, with
1913. The Tuxedos hit the four-hgure mark ii
the second game and made total Of 2,794.
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