Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-02
INTERESTING NEWS
FOR THE BOWLERS.
National Tournament olnclaS
Have Issued Plainly Worded
Circular
CHANGE IN THE ELIGlOlLlTYRULE
Reason Of Its Change is for the Benefit
Of Intending Competitors at the
Milwaukee Event Next Month

r,o salt Lake b0wlers who VIII go 10
,u,waukee next month TO participate
On the bowling tournament WIZ ho"
h,ve a clear understanding OF what ~
ovneoted of them, ana of all other teams
yh,ch compete in the big event
recently, President Charles Mo'i anu
Secretary A. l.. Langtry OF the NM
wsul<ee National Tournament BOWL
ing association visited Chicago ana held
a conference with officials of the Amer
,can Bowling congress with the result
that the following circular was sent
out;
ON order 10 be eligible to bowl III
che national tournament TO De helu III
Wi,ynukee Feb 1925. eiuD must pc
ieng IN n local city association, Whieh
Don he organized with one or more
cInhs before Jan. 20, TO organize clty
ossoclation all that Is necessary IL 10
send 81 for each club, together WIN
bo names OF the president, vice pfesl-
dent secretary, and treasurer TO tue
secretary Of the American bowling con-
gress in Dayton q. ,.
"a team must bowl under its regis
tored name, but there Is no limit 10
the number Of members,
"a member Of any city association
"a eligible to bowl in the town men ana
Individual events ,,,.-
There was a change IN the eligibility
rule because the original one WAS so
worded that many bowlers progressed
20 be unable to understand H. Many
bowlers from all over the country ask
Inc for explanations, Then the circular
was sent out, and II Is believed tlat II
syill prevent mistakes.
The Milwaukee Tournament company
has practically completed all the de-
tails for the conduct Of the national
meet TO be held Feb. 1925, even to the
appointment Of committees to have
charge of the work of the tournament
proper and Of furnishing entertainment
for the visiting tenpin knights.
II Is safe 10 say that In no previous
tournament Of the American Bowling
congress has so much attention been
given TO perfecting plans for conduct
ing the meet, and as these plans VIII
be carried 10 a successful conclusion
without the bitches that have charac-
terized previous meets and which have
always mitgated against their entire
success,
With only active bowlers as stock
holders In the company, men who were
informed that they would not only be
expected to put up their money roc
stock but give considerable time to
working for the success OF the tourna-
ment when they were asked TO SUBJ
scribe. thls EN- be done. OF these men
only those who had the time TO spare
We're placed on the committees and the
list Is representative not only in a bowl
ing but a business sense. The commit
tees appointed By President Moll are as
follows.
ReceptIon-Davd s, Rose, William II.
Terry f. G. Simmons, William p.
Hughes, George W. Perrigo, Il. II.
Harpke, AdoIpe Iiowalsky, William
DasOd Albert Smith.
Hotel-Fred G., Everts, George w.
Perrigo, William T. Hughes, A. l..
Langtry.
Program-George j. Koerner Albert
Smith, f. G. simmons.
H0use-Charles L. Moll George j.
koener William Dusold H. II. Harpke,
Al, Langry, Adolph Kowalsky, WIZ
liam P Hughes.
Press-ChOrles f. Mol, A. L. Lang
try
entertainment and schedule commit
ices VIII be appointed after Messrs
MOL ana w II. Terry return from their
missionary trip to the east These off,
eas VIII leave tomorrow for a tour
OF the eastern cities to secure entries.
PRESIDENT Ebbets, owner Of the Brook
im baseball club and a leader Of the
poWlcrs OF Greater New York, has
promised them that their trip east will
De generously rewarded Mol and
LIerry probably VIII visit Plttsburg,
washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia,
ana NcE York, and on their return trip
tIney WIN stop at Buffalo, Cleveland ana
Detroit.