The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-25
TEAMS
PRIZE WINNERS
THOUGH ALL HAD MORE OR LESS
HARD LUCK.
The Bonds Of Columbus, Won State
Championship at Akron Bowl
ina Tournament.

ing Tournament.
CANTON FIvB-MAN TEAMS AND |
SCORES.
Tabernacles, 2670; Simpsons Colts,
2665; Hardly Ables, 1892; Grands,
2547 p. J. Borrowers, 249G.
Five five-man teams, nine two-man
teams and thirteen individual bowl
ers from this city held sway over the
Ideal alleys in Akron yesterday af
| ternoon and battled for high scores
and prize money hanging from the
limb of the Ohio State Bowling asso-
cations tree. The same success in
the score game cannot be claimed by
McKinleyville as she had on Wednes-
day evening when the next state tour
rey was secured by her representa-
tives despite the chicanery of
Ioungstown's delegates and the exec
utive committees willingness to ac-
cede to the same.
The best that Canton will get in the
prize money will be from a tail end
position in the five-man team class, al
though some of her bowlers will no
Goubt get wee bit of the coin in the
other classes. Owing to the tourney
rot being entirely finished the exact
standings of the two-man team and
individual scores are hard to be Sc
cured outside those of the immediate
leaders. For some reason or other
Canton could not hit the pins right
yesterday. The men tried hard, per-
spired more so and certainly put
enough beefy English to their deliv-
cries when it was needed. These eff
forts could not charm the ten wooden
gentlemen at the other end of the
hall and so il went all afternoon. BY
no means were some of the individual
scores poor. Numerous instances of
good scores can be found by looking
over the tallies but the man usually
making them was burdened by other
well-meaning comrades who were not
doing as good as himself. Hard luck
fitted in at times. too.
Two new high scores were made
yesterday. BY putting on the shelf a
serial total for three games of 2795
the Bonds, of Columbus, won the state
Rve-man team championship. The
Bonds were the holders of the cham
pIonship. They bowled last night.
Among their number is Collins and
Hartung, two bowlers who were seen
here two years ago when the ALL
Columbus team came here on their
, way to the National bowling tourna-
ment. The other high score, which
looks like winner, was made by Barth
|, Of Cleveland, individually. In the
three games he made GAL.
i The Fries of Cleveland, Bon-Tons
, of Warren and Youngstown and Bar
berton teams were bowling at late
hour last night Not counting these
, teams in as well as any of the other
work done by bowlers who were
bowling late last night the standing
IN the three different classes for the
: first few leaders was: Frve-man
, team class-Bonds, of Columbus, 2795;
Euclids, of Cleveland, 27sO; Calumets
| of Cleveland, 2761; Toledoes, of 10
ledo. PTS; Kirkwoods, of Akron
1852; Beacon Journals, of Akron, 1867;
Simpsons Colts, of Canton, 1865;
Farmers, of Cleveland, 1850. Two
man team class-Keller and Schul-
kins, Cleveland, 1179; Howland and
Williams, Akron, 1859; Brownell and
; Frees. Akron, 1865; Edwards and
Zimpfer, Columbus, 1864; Atkinson
and Wood, Cleveland, 1852; Braden
and Ingram, Akron, 1150. Individual
class-Barth, of Cleveland, Gal; Til
lett, of Akron, 613; Nitschke. Cleve-
land 612; F. Maurer, Cleveland, 500.
The cash prize list Of the tourna-
ment this year is as follows: Five
man teams-First prize, $125; and
then down the line starting at $95
to $75 for third, $50 for fourth, $50 for
, fifth, $40 for sixth, $50 for seventh
$40 for eighth and SIS for ninth
Two-man team-First prize, $40, $50
$45, $35, $50, s25, $22, $40, $1s, SIG, $14
/ $40, two $40, three $S and two Sc.
Individual prize list-Frst prize,
$50, $40, $40, $2s, $22, $40, $1s, SIG, $14
S12, two $40, two $8, two Sc, three 81
, and two 49,
} The scores in all of the three classes
. as made by Canton teams and indiyid-
r ual bowlers are:
FIVE-MAN TEAM CLASS.
TABERNACLES-2670.
r McEldowney .........,214 1853 II,