The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-21
SPORTS.
ENTRIES CLOSE TUESDAY
TWENTY-FIVE FTvE-NAN TEAMS
HAVE ALREADY ENTERED FOR
THE STATE BOWLING TOURNA-
MENT. ~

state bowling tournament, which
opens next Monday at the Co-opera-
tive alleys in this city. has been ex-
tended to tomorrow night. number
of clubs having found it impossible to
select their teams before that time.
Up, to date twenty-five five-man teams
have entered, about fifty two-man
teams, and eight individuals. The
cash received for entries up to noon
to-day was trifle less than $500.
Nine five-man teams have entered
from Minneapolis, eight from st. Paul.
three from Saltwater, and one from
Duluth. Several more entries are ex-
pected from Minneapolis and st. Paul,
and some from Aitkin, White Bear,
Winona, Shakopee, and South ST., Paul.
may reach forty-five. The schedule
will be so arranged that nearly all the
games will be rolled Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Only few games will be rolled in
the afternoons. The entries received
since Saturday noon follow:
F1vE-MAN TEAMS.
--...- e.. MINNEAPOLIS
Bufalo-H; A. Fillmore, captain; A, hsths'
Steel W p s. s0sn % s. n Mspy
N1eolletEPhiE 5n Wolf. CAPTAIN; j. Sweeney J.
prsse J. sressss E. K "' sPosssr
T9 Hass No. l. R BsdseI p r r. g. s
ST. PAUL.
captain; Al finska Il; sehieehtins, 3. J: Adams
- Capitol i No. Joe Deiiar, captain; J. Moshof
sky, r. H. Huntsman, a: Pinska. 6. Hinderer,
Johnson. George blanchard, H. Martin. VIM
poTisEM: Firestene, 6: E. Lundqpts,t: George
captain: i. ]: Keliar. n: ]; Elxood;
g. Lind Harry Mussle5, Captain
| Charles Mason. p. johnson, R. Pauly.
DULUTH.
M n knufsea w. sapta'n speedA
Stiegler, R. Listey, +. Lindgren.
SALTWATER.
= J. ssptap; eafgrsn
n: Mcmillan. &. 4: Atwood. " ~
4 Kenyon: ". Fl. Easton, H: Heron R. Duel, j.
Rex-C. F, Mcmillan, captain; NJ. G. Mcmillan
6et g. a. ca st. Mcb g. Rael E Eef oD0nne H.
Two-Man Teams.
MINNEAPOLIS. . j..
Aldrich and Castle Fillmore and Sloan, Buding
er. and Nichols, Wolf and Sweeney. Nelson ant
and Fust, Carter and Brown. Elliott and Bos
worth, Bonesteel and Melby.
DULUTH.
| Stiegler and Gordon Knutson and partner.
SALTWATER. s-..
Carlgren and johnson. Arndt and Davies, Kren
and Carroll, Bancroft and MacLogan, Eaton ant
| Kenyon, Heron and II. Duel, Castle and G. b
| Mcmillan, Dietz and partner. ..s
| ST. PAUL.
Barnes and Bretschneider, Huntsman and Nc
shofsky, Hinderer and Pinska, F. Fitzpatrick
and LundQdist Vandertunk and Firestone, Rya
and J Fitzpatrick, Kampien and Landon, Mugg
ley and Schneider, Broos and Paschen, Walse
and A. H. Yost, Kampmann and Spangenbere
Thurman and Jungbaer, L. Aune and G. Dreis
Murnane and Wagner.
/ Individuals.
| ST. PAUL. -.
F.F Barnes, G. E.: Abels, P. A. Bretschneidel
C. r. VI Lyons BrSadFi
Paschen, J. Walser. A. J. Kampmann, H. Spar
Sensss e. Mas r. setf % as
Aune. ...
MINNEAPOLIS r..
. J. B. Sloan, H. a; Fillmore, W; a. Meaehan
Fust. b: R. Mcknight, q. HofdeId, 6.
Mueller, W. J. Bonesteel, Bosworth.
CANNON FALLS.
DULUTH.
sts sy T. A. e aorden f S Rnots0
SALTWATER. ~.
A. Carlgren, P. J. Arndt, R. Johnson,
Krenz. j. Carroll, g. L. Bancroft, w. E. Eas
man, j. A. MacLogan, H. Kenyon, r. Duel, +
Heron, E. Castle, G. f. Mcmillan.
The game between the Turner an
Tasmo teams in the Minneapol1
Bowling league, scheduled for Thurs
day night, will be rolled tonight q
the Cooperative alleys. This is ez
pected to be the best match Of tn
season, since the result will go ia
to decide the result of the leagu
championship race. Some record
breaking scores are expected. TIL
Pillsbury and Acknowledgements team
in the Grain and Flour league wi
. roll at the Cooperative alleys to-nigf
= also, to decide second place in ths
| lea Slle.