The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-28
SPORTS
STATE TOURNEY
OPENS TONIGHT.
FORMAL CEREMONIES TO MARK
Is START OF BOWLING MEET.
Ten WeH-Known Men VIII Roll the
First Balls Down the Alleys Pros
poets Are Bright for Successful
Tournament in Every Respect
Schedule of Games. >

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Preparations are complete for the
opening Of the second annual state
bowling tournament at the Corpora
tive alleys tonight. The alleys, which
were planed last week, are in good
condition, and all day yesterday a
crowd of local and out-of-town bowl
ers was hard at work practicing upon
them. The alleys are pronounced in
perfect condition, and some high
scores are expected this week.
The opening exercises tonight
will be attended with considerable
ceremony. Addresses by distinguished
men will be a feature, and the tour
following well-knoWn persons roll the
first balls down the ten alleys upon
which the tournament matches will
take place:
Mayors Smith Of st. Paul and
Haynes of Minneapolis, Clerk Of
Courts G. N. Dickey, lieutenant. Gov
ernor Jones, ]. H Jansen, president
drit, president st. Paul Bowling asso-
citation; F. Gosewich, president st.
Paul league; w. C. Fust, president
Minneapolis Bowling association, and
Fl. N. Fowler, president Minnesota
State Bowling association.
Only fve-man and two-nlan teams
viii roll tonight. The individual con-
p. m. Tonight the Apex, Chris, Con-
solidated Tuxedo first and Tasmo sec
ond teams Of Minneapolis will roll,
and the other alleys will be occupied
by four st. Paul teams and one quin-
tet from Duluth. The full schedule
will be found below. All these games
will begin at 8 p. M, and at 1880 the
fret a wing nf teams will
start work.
All games will be rolled in the even=
ings except three or four odd games in
various contests, switch will take place
Wednesday afternoon. The outlook is
bright for a successful tournament.
Secretary Olness Of the state associa-
ton said to-day: .- ~
"The prospects for great tourna-
| ment in every respect could not be
brighter We have more teams en-
tered than at last years tourney in
st. Paul, and more prize money is Of
fered I think the result will show
that the standard of bowling has i'm
proved also, and I look to see far
| higher scores than were made in 1908.
The competition between the Mime
apolis and st. Paul teams will be most
exciting. Every effort has been made
to insure the comfort and convenience
of the spectators, and I expect to see
big crowds out every night" ss;
The full schedule Of games for the
tournament follows: es.
FIvE-MAN TEAMS.
| Monday. p. m.-Apex. Chris Tasmo No.
Consolidated and Tuxedo No; !, Min z. polls
TUESDAY, s D. 'm.-Bunalo, Nicollet, Imperial
and Olympia. Minneapolt ss; Ca pitol No: 2, Vic
toria and Court, AtBpea Rex and
wednesday, 8 p. ~ No. sssAriiSffsen. yvinona.S
r rWednes Na Tssmo No !
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Two.MAN TEAMS.
Monday, 30 p. m.---Steigler and Gordon.
and Bosworth Fowler aud schloss, and bills and
Hewcomb, Minneapolis; F. Fitzpatrick andsLund.
9aiss psndeEtunk and B a and
Tuesday, 9 p aa;----Aune and Davies, Johnston
| Hanson aud Parker, AIdrich and Castle, Garter
and Brown, Frederickson and Brandt. E. Peter
| neapolis; Hendy and Boucher. White Bear.
TUESDAY saha 1920 3: mmkanpien g. and Loqdon,
@ and hasten sed Kenyon Zen
Davies Krenz and Carroll, Castle and Mcmillan,
| and Dictz and partner Saltwater.
Paul; Freuh and Hockworth, Fort Smelling and
Marshall and Hitchcock, Minneapolis.
I 'SNAtSS>A]s
schneider St. Paul; Wolf and sWeeney u Nelson
Meby Budneer and NICHOLS Mcner ana Meaeh
am i,,a and Lefty and Thompson. Minneapolis.
pentsr ans fass asd and Ft
Mueller and Cairns; Matbeson and Parke, Gres.
| ser and Ryberg, Minneapolis; Ernst and Sand
bl9m n,,! MSrnane and Wsg ,, st. PAUL
and Hellhake, Muggley and smeltzer, Broos and
p as M, hampmann and spangenberg, Martin
and Anderson, st. Paul - 's.
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