The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-31
JuuaTS Page Happenings the World
F|VE-MEN TEAM ENTRIES
FOR NATIONAL TOURNEY
Only Two indianapolis Teams will
Bowl in Cleveland Tourna-
mert.
REPRESENTED
Cleveland and Chicago Lead the
List with Greatest Num-
Der of Teams.

vi VI NSllllO.
The entries of fve-men teams which are to
participate in the contests of the American
Bowling Congress, opening here Monday,
Feb. s. include representatives Of thirty-two
cities between New York and Denver. Cleve-
land has twenty-nine; Chicago. twenty-one;
Akron and Toledo, five; Milwaukee and
Wheeling four each; Detroit, Erie and Buff
falo. four each: St. Louis. three; Syracuse.
St Paul, Columbus, Cincinnati. Pittsburg,
New York. Philadelphia. Washington. d. c.,
indianapolis, Youngstown, two each
Single teams of five men will strive TO car
ry off the hono-s for Louisville, Peoria,
Newport, Minneapolis, Denver. Omaha, Can
ton, O., Des Moines. Kansas City, Warren
co., Dole Run CMoO, Barberton co. and
La Crosse. Wis.
There are a total of ia five-men team en-
tries, 224 two-nen teams and 454 individual
entries.
The following are the captains. name and
location of the teams:
H p Keller ST. Paul. St. Paul
J. Z. Gruver. Stars, Chicago.
George ]. SOmmer, Farmers, Cleveland.
T. d. Owen. Owens. Louisville.
John Doering, Leisy, Peoria, Ill.
H. f. Stiegelmeier, Calumets, Cleveland.
C. L. Bastian. Creseents, Chicago.
P feHTse Amp fe' Eewporf' Newport. Ky.
John Atkinson, Euclids, Cleveland.
Edward Hovorka. Hovorkas. Chicago.
w. J. Ennis, Mckinney, wheeling W.
Va.
W. L. Hauscom Kirxwoods. Akron o.
j. j. Martyr, Salt City, Syracuse. N Y.
d. r. McNaught, Cooperative, Minneapo-
lis.
Julius Aichele, Democratic Club. Denver.
Louis X. Fritcher, c. c, c., Syracuse,
William Hoehn. Mckinley. Canton. o.
Edwin d. PETER, Columbian knights. Chi
cago.
d. b. McCauley. Hopkins. Des Moines, Ia.
John b. Graves, Buckeyes, Doe Run, Mo.
M. H. Lempert. Iroquois, Toledo.
John Locher, Beers, Toledo.
H. NJ Koll, Harvard, Cleveland.
A. Setback, Columbus Club. Columbus, o.
j. Setback, Bonds, Columbus, 0.
C. w. Kuhl, Mill Springs st. Paul.
Joseph Longo. Chic George. Cincinnati.
F: b: Lazenby, Threm Cadets. Toledo.
]. f. DAILY, Bellevue, Toledo.
Fred Mahoney, O'Leary, Chicago.
Jacob Richie, Clifton Heights. Cincinnati.
William Fette, Has Beens, Wheeling, w.
Frank Makepeace, Missouri. Kansas City.
Mo.
Charles Byrieder. Bachelor, Akron, o.
o. G.. Brownell, Grand, Akron, o.
f. III. Brill, Brilliant, Chicago.
Fred Hall. Hall, Chicago.
William r. York, Gosome, Cleveland.
Albert ]. Fisher. All Philadelphia, Phila-
delphia.
p. j. RiddelI. Spartan, New York
George B. Hervey, Carroll No. 2, Wheel
B. w Cochran. Carroll No. /. Wheeling,
w. Va.
]. j. Rowe. Cleveland. Cleveland.
Ed. Piefer, Columbian Knights, Chicago.
Ed. Hoffman, Tyler, Cleveland.
III. w, Lyon, Capitol, st. Paul.
George T. Cox, Columbia No. l. Washing
| ton, d. G.
George T. Cox. Columbia No 2. Washing
Joseph Schmidt. Allmalt. Chicago.
| H. II. Bronson, Philadelphia, Philadelphia.
A. ]. McGione. O'Donnen, Chicago.
Joseph Shaw, Edelweiss, Chicago.
Anthony ]. Smith. Herculean. Detroit
D. D. A Jones. OlympIc: Milwaukee,
| w. III. Terry, Sentinels, Milwaukee.
George Bangart, Levy Colts, Chicago.
r. H. Morgan. Leaders. Cleveland.
| f. +. Blase, Weidenmanns, Cleveland.
| George j. Frey. NJ. u. ", Cleveland.
George E. Kirk, Benefits Colts, Cleve-
| land.
Ed Piefer, Columbia Knights, Chicago.
August Sievers, Rex. Chicago.
| c. b Leonard. Grands, Chicago.
| Z. II. George, Dembach, Chicago.
| William A. Barron, Peerless, Akron, o.
George w. Alcombrack, All Columbias
Cleveland.
W. L. Lwager, Bon-Ton. Warren, o.
| p. Nj. Wass, Plaza, Chicago.
| NJ. T. Sullivan, Office, Youngstown, o.
| Gus Stale, Tuxedo, Chicago
| Ed. Custom, Lazarus, Chicago.
Charles f. Moll, Callahan knights. Mil.
| waukee.
John G. Floss Floss Palace, Buffalo.
| A l.. Goodwin. Pleasure, Buffalo.
Robert Meurringer, Star. Detroit.
| Joseph Dauzel, Rubber-Neck Akron, o.
| Fred Baret, Hess Tiger, Erie, Pa.
| T. W. Taylor. Nonpareil, Barberton, o.
Charles K. Starr New York. New York.
| w. G. TORY. Central, Erie, Pa.
| AL AnSOn Arson. Chicago
A. c. Caldwell, Iroquois Indians, Cleve
| land.
Charles Knoll, suburbans. Cleveland.
]. Mccormack, TIE Linde Indians, Glen
vile. o.
Dan Roster Blue Ribbon. Erie, Pa.
F. W. Bliss, New Center. Cleveland.
Joseph Hubbard, Idlewilds, Cleveland.
Albert II. Strasser, Stemeyers, Cleveland
Charles Herrick, Iroquois Lightweights
Cleveland.
F. L. Pasdeloup. Derby, Chicago.
F. J. Byrne. Hackets OWest End), Chicago
George Baumeister, Century Colts, Cleve
! land.
John Blankart. Blankart, Detroit.
George Merrick, Century Stars, Cleveland
| z. NJ. Falkner, Empire. Cleveland.
f. r. Thompson, Imperials, Youngstown
! Ohio
Andy Sommers, Tivolis. Cleveland
Andrew Kramer. Iron City, Pittsburg.
r. j. Bryson, Marion No. ], Indianapolis
| r. j. Bryson. Marion No. 2. Indianapolis
Will OFT, La Crosse. La Crosse.
II. c. Masters, Builders Exchange, Cleve
| land.
Joe Collins, Utica, Cleveland.
| j. S. Mcnamara, Cleveland Stone Com
| pany, Cleveland.
Il. Scheldt. Americans. Cleveland.
| W. Fl. Wigman. Chronicle, st. Louis.
F. ]. Witter. Union SOdus. St. Louis.
Martin Kern, St Louis. St Louis
| Ben Sands, Sands's Diamonds. Cleveland
| b. SchwartZer, MahoOlahs, Cleveland.
Following are the cities represented by ST,
! or more two-men teams: Chicago, fifty-one
! Cleveland. twenty-seven; Toledo, ten; Pitts
| burg and Allegheny, six.
| STAKES 1T JENNINGS
IRE VERY ATTRACTITE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Entries for tn
first and second Bennings spring handi