The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-19
LIST OF ENTRIES
WILL Be LARGE
STATE TOURNEY OCCUPIES AT
TENTION OF THE BOWLERS.
Forty Five-Man Teams Are Expected
to Enter, With a Good Number Of
Two-Man Teams and Individuals
Minneapolis Team Hopes to Capture
Bulk of the Prizes. '.f.

The state bowling tournament, |
which will open at the Cooperative
alleys in this city Monday, March %, !
promises to be even more successful
than the first tournament, held last
spring in st. Paul. From present in
dications about forty fve-man teams
will enter, with fully twice that num-
Der of tWO-man teams, and at least
two hundred individuals.
Entries are coming in slowly, althO
this is the last day on which they
can be received. Up to noon to-day
only eight five-man teams had sent
In their entries, including three from
st. Paul and five from Minneapolis.
Assurances have been received, how
ever, that nine teams will enter from
the Minneapolis league, eight from
the City league and two or three from
the Grain and Flour league. Still
water expects to send three teams.
Winona will be represented by two or
three quintets, and Duluth expects to
send down one or two teams. White
Bear will be represented, as well as
several other small towns in the state.
st. Paul will send eight or ten teams.
The Minneapolis bow1ers, expect to
capture most Of the prizes, if the local
teams show up in anything like their
best form. The Tasmos, Turner's,
Buffaloes and Tuxedos of the Mime
apolis league will undoubtedly get in
side the money. The Nicollets, cap
tanned by the redoubtable Phil Wolf,
expect to finish we'll up, and the Chris
team of the City league, which has
two victories over the champion Turn
ers,t will make a strong bid for some
of the money. The Twentieth ave-
nues, as we'll as two or three other
teams Of the City league, are expected
to make good showing. Up to date
the Consolidated team, which won
the pennant in the Grain and Flour
league, is the only entry from that
organization. The team should easily
get inside the money. g.,..,
The Turner's, Tasmos and Tuxedos
Of the Minneapolis league will each
enter two teams. Roy Woolley, who
finished second in the Individual av-
erage competition in the Minneapolis
league last year, may come from
Aberdeen to attend the tournament
He is still a member of the Tasmo
club, and if he comes will undoubtedly
roll on that team. .r
The makeup of the two-man teams
Is uncertain, as scant dozen have
entered. Garland and Olness are
strong favorites in this competition
Farr and George Mueller, Parke and
Matheson, and Buehler and Hughes
also are touted for good places
81 The entries will close tonight, anC
the executive committee of the state
association will meet tomorrow to ar.
range the schedule. The entries tc
date follow:
Fiye-Man Teams.
MINNEAPOLIS.
ITasmo-E. w. Farr captain; II. T. Olness, J
Il. Garland, C. J. Parke, Roy Woolley, G. Echer
< Tasmo No. &C Aldrich. a. N. Fowler, A. A
eIueller, Fl. T. Cairns, Il. o. Billings, II. Brad
Olympia--R. e. Hitchcock, 0. Peterson Leitz
Carpenter. Liss. Friedlnd, Crocker, F. Hitch
cock, captain.
J. W. Hoeffer D. Stultz
Consolidated---J. f. ARR strong, captain; G.. II
Eailey. George Morrison. A. E. Woollan, T.
Lawrence, R. E. Hawkins
nm. G.. II. Schaller, r. Gosewich, captain; g
Hellhake. D. d. Skinner. r.
Victoria--H. Clayton, A. Schmidt, G. Anderson
e Branrhoust G. w. Heatherington, captain; J
Johnston, q. Larkin.
Acme-A. J; Kampmann. J. Walser. q: spangs
Gerber, A. Yost, G. Hangs.
TWo-NIan Teams.
MINNEAPOLIS
e. W. Farr and G. f. Mueller
r. w Frederickson and Frank Brandt.
j. Buehler and ]. Hughes
W. Ide and G.. y. McCulloch.
". Z. Marshall and r. Il. Hitchcock.
i. G.. Dills and A. Newcomb.
us q. J. Parke and A. Matheson.
G.. Eicher and Meacham
St. Paula. Schmidt and e.. w. Heatherin:
tpp. ]. z. Miller and q. B. Schallers +. Cos
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