The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-20
SPORTS.
HIGH SCORES DUE.
State Bowling Tournament Opens at
Pfster Alleys in, St. Paul
This Afternoon. i. ....s.
Crack Five-Men Teams Will Roll To-
morrow Night-Records
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The state bowling tournament began
this afternoon at J. o clock at the Pfister
alleys in. ST. Paul. Twelve, two men teams
and eighteen five-men teams We're sched-
uled to bowl this afternoon and this even
ing. Tomorrow afternoon twenty-four
individuals will roll. and tomorrow night
the flve-men teams will finish their
games. Twelve two-men teams and six
singles also are on Tomorrow night s
schedule. Wednesday evening twenty
doubles and twenty eight singles are on
the card. - ...a .
The feature of the tournament will be
tomorrow nights fve-men team con-
tests. when the Turner'S, Tuxedos and
Tasnlos of Minneapolis and the Doris
Court and Acme teams of st. Paul will
roll These are the strongest teams in
the twin cities and one Of them is picked
to win the five-men contest. >.,..-.
The bowling this afternoon and tonight
is confined largely to ST. Paul and outside
teams. This evening the Turner's No. 9.
Tuxedos No. and Buffalos Olympias and
Comets of Minneapolis will roll in the
f1ve-men contest. Tomorrow afternoon
Sallander, Sloan, Aalbu. Sandblom. Math-
ley. Parker and G. Mueller of Minneapolis
will roll in the singles.
a large number Of bowlers from Min
neapolis, Saltwater and other points were
practising yesterday on the Pfister al
leys. and good scores were made. 1t Is
probable that several state records will
be broken during the tournament. To-
days schedule follows:
p m.; six two-man teams
1-K,st Moran. Altktn
2-Hannold- -Sugrue, Atikin
3--Kenyon- -AIcLagan, Saltwater.
4-Seigoff Skinner. Albert Lea
5Walters- Patrick, Echo.
6-Fircstone- -Muggley, ST. Paul.
.. nl.: siX two-man teams.
Lyon Mailer, st. Paul.
2-Vapdertunk- Miller, st. faul
3-Biddleman- Heinze st. Paul
Al. Yost-Ernst, st. Paul.
!Gosewich-G Ora yum, st. Paul.
6-kampmann- Nalser, st. Paul
p. H.; six fve-man teams
1--Aitkin of Aitkin.
"a rlingtOn of WinOna.
3--Bun Amis of saltwater.
J-Kenyons of Saltwater.
4-Pfsters of st. Paul.
6-Fhhar1nonic of Winona.
Z p. H.. six fve-nlsn teams
REX Of Stillfater.
2-Ganster Of West st. Paul.
:'-Capitol No. ? OF st. Paul.
Atwood Of saltwater.
5-Cohasseks of ST. Paul
6-Leininger of South st. Paul
$50 r. M: six fve-man teams
1-Turners No. 2 Of Minneapolis.
c-Tuxedo No. 2 of Minneapolis. T.. -.
3--Bufralo of Minneapolis. ~
4--Capitals No. of ST. Paul.
5-Oympia Of Mnneapo
6-Comets of Minneapolis.
At the meeting OF the executive csmmit-
tee of the American Bowling congress
which will begin at the Saratoga hotel
Chicago, on Wednesday, will be adopted
the new plan of the organization planning
for meeting of locals in every city and
provide new regulations and rules SO thai
the bowlers of the local associations may
begin, to get in line for the next annua
tournament which will be held in. Cleve-
land in February 1904 Cleveland will be
represented at the meeting and will make
known the amount of prize money that Will
be bowled for at the annual tournament
Resolutions drawn up by the eastern fowl:
ers at meeting held in New York city
last month condemning some Of the rule:
to go into effect June / next will be reat
and acted upon.
This weeks games in the Minneapolis
bowling league will be postponed to ALLOW
the bowlers to fill their engagement at thu
state tournament.