The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-22
SPORTS.
ST. PAUL men LEAD.
Acme Team Beats Outs Turner'S for
First Place in the Bowling
Tournament.
Skorish of St. Paul Rolls the Re-
markable Score of 674 in
H ~'.~., the Singles.


s p m., two two-man-
Pearson and Dries, st: Paw; i;
eide and A. J. 1ost, ST. Paul.
30 p. m. four singles
a-schailer. st. Paul. ag .-.#
5-Fitzpatrick, st. Paul. -Ee
6--Lundquist, st. Paul. ~,
I p. m.,; six two.man---, 80. -
1-schmidt- -Luger, st. Paul
2--Keller-La st. Paul
3--Mample- Thurman, st. Paul.
AF-Hnderer-Pinska, St. Paul. ,.,< .st...,.e ..
;5-Huntsman- -Deller, st. Paul.
Observation-Disclosures, South st. Paul.
i1-oiness- -Woolley, Minneapolis. 49,.
.2-Bueher Hughes, Minneapolis
;4-McNaught -sallander, Minneapolis. -
e-Fust- -Ruge Minneapolis.
IA. Mueller -schloss, Minneapolis
2-Apall- Bonesteel Minneapolis:
-Matheson-Tenvoorde, Minneapolis.
5-Parker, ,Sandblom, San Minneapolis.
.,1Rrenk, X 1i m stilixater: iif stesl'
a-Arndt saltwater. %-.'~-
s-MeIagan, sn' stillwater Saltwater: > @s
e--Thorsen Saltwater.
1880 p. m. six singles
1-Dietz Saltwater. -N-e Il
-naatsf; s-es1reI: ST sti,raeer. raae; s- l.
,4-Ruge, Minneapolis. ..
6-Farr, Minneapolis ...g
6-McNaught, Minneapolis.
IL p: M; six singles, -...
2-Parke Minneapolis. .-.
3-Woolley, Minneapolis. -
4-McCracken, saltwater.
5-Olness, Minneapolis :>
6--Speiser, Minneapolis .tv-,r-
II 80 p. M; six singles
2-Buehler, Minneapolis. -. .-. -. =.
s-schloss, Minneapolis. ...
"A. Mueller Minneapolis.
i5-Francis, Minneapolis. -.
6-Hughes, Minneapolis
IL p. NJ; six singles
I-Lawler, South st. Paul .-
2-Brundrit. st. Paul.
!3-SandQuist South st. Paul.
,4-Barnes, st. Paul.
5-Hogan, st. Paul
6-Luger, st. Paul
Minneapolis bowlers Jared badly yes
terday in the state tournament at the
Pfster alleys in st. Paul. The Turner's
were beaten out by the Acmes of ST.
Paul by ten pins in the fight. for first
place among the f1ve-men teams. The
Tuexdos got third, and the Tasmos tied
for fourth place with the Doris team .o1
st. Paul The Buffaloes were the only
other Minneapolis team to get inside the
money. They finished seventh.
In the individual contest, which began
yesterday, Skorish, a young st. Pau
bowler, rolled in great form, making 9
total OF 674. This probably Will win the
individual championship, although with
such good men as Woolley, Buehler, o.
ness, Ruge and Hughes, to roll tonight
there is a possibility that the mark made
by Skorish will be surpassed. George
Mueller of Minneapolis stood second ir
the individual contest at the close of last
nights bowling. His score was 600.
q st. Paul also holds the honors to. date
In the two-rnan contest, the 1911 of Gose
wisch and Grayum holding good yester.
day. Sloan and Aalbu were the only Min.
neapols team to beat 1000. They are ir
sixth place to date.
In this contest as in the singles how
ever the best Minnea polls teams have
yet to ROLL
Comparisons have been made between
the scores the state tournament, ant
those at the national tournament in In
dianapolis last February. No satisfactory
comparison can be made, however, since
the bowlers in the state tournament
have been permitted to roll all thei
games on one alley, whereas in the nat
ional tournament they were obliged tt
change after every frame. Moreover tn,
alleys at Indianapolis were brand new
and no practice balls were permitted
SO that the general conditions at Indian
apolis were unfavorable to high scores.
The. state tournament will close to
night. Yesterdays results:
sH FIvE.Mr11 TEAM STA NnrNca