The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-23
BOWLERS WILL NOT
ROLL ON SUNDAY
Congress Adopts Resolution
introduced by Former Ma.
tionaI Champion

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Feb. 23.@The- last
five men squad in the A. b. c. bowling
tournament finished at 1:2O this tThurs-
day. morning with Gunthers No. 3 of
Chicago the winner Of first prize, $3.50.
with a score of 2.7s5. In the last squad
Omaha made 2.713. and landed eighth in
No. 1. of Chicago. With this single ex-
ception the leading teams finished in the
order already named --.
In the two men class. Meyer and Peter
son. Chicago. made a score of LIS. which
tied them for second place. There are sew
eral squads in the two men class yet to
bowl
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Feb. 22.-The
American bowling congress hereafter will
transact no business on Sunday.
A resolution growing out OF another
introduced by Daniel Jones. ex-nationaI
champion Of Milwaukee. was adopted to-
this. effect: 1t also provides that no
bowler shall be compelled to bowl on Sun
day i1 a championship game in city as
sociations or national tournaments. but
may II he wishes to.
The most important questions to be
settled in the convention which convenes
again tomorrow and the patching up of
the differences existing between the A
Il. c. and the New York local organiza-
initely whether or not the next Congress
Is to 30 to Philadelphia.
The New York differences as regards
the cutters, weight and composition of
in committee before the convention meets
but the Philadelphia affair may be left
to the executive committee to be settled
later. A. II. Dunbar. of PHILADELPHIA
claims that n. p. Wartman, who repre-
sented Philadelphia's claims had not au-
thority from the business interests OF that
city 10 act in that capacity. However,
Dunbar says IL il can be shown him that
those interested in the sport will support
the congress he will take off his coat and
work hard himself for the success of the
undertaking. Not few are OF the opin-
ion that the outcome of the Philadelphia
affair may result In the congress eventual
ly going TO New York city, but this is
merely conjecture.
The High Scores
The high scores in the various bowling
events OF the American bowling congress
tourney up to 10 o'clock tonight are as
cago 2,795: Century No. 1. Chicago. 2,77s;
Farmers. Cleveland, 2,775; Americans, De-
troit, 2aSl; Chic and George. Cincinnati.
80; ss,ar CreScsnts. Toledo 2722 Old For
knights No /. Chicago, 2.i1o: PhiIadei-
phias, Philadelphia. 2,710, and the Schind-
lers. Chicago. 2,7O7.
Washington. 1.1S6; Caldwell and Reader
Cleveland. LIS; Ward and Mcclure. Chi
cago. 1,17I; Horan and Dunbar, Philadel-
phia, LIZ; Schlenk and Sturtz, st. Louis,
LILO; Young and Newberry. Detroit. Isl:
Ahnert and Schuer Milwaukee, 1,i61;
Shaw and Leffingwell. Chicago. 1,l47;
and Carlson. Chicago. 1,143; Jones and
Best. Milwaukee. 1.137. and Lampert- and
Arnheim, Toledo. 1,137.
Pinska With Leaders
Individual class-Ott. La Crosse. sos:
Nagle. Rock Island 596; Pinska, St Paul,
5SS; Gibson, Cincinnati. 5S7; Cooper. Gin
cinnati. 5S3; koenig and Hovork, Chicago,
EACH 579.
The standings of the leaders in the five
since last night. Ward and MCGUIRE. OF
Chicago. who led in the two-men diyi-
sions last night, have dropped to third
place. Lord and Hardie. of Washington
having landed at the top and second place
respectively. Horan and Dunbar, of Phil
adelphia. and Schlenk and Sturtz. of st.
Louis. also crowded to the front. Will
lam OFT, OF La Crosse. still retains the
lead In the individual class with 6OS.' There
will be hundreds of singles bowled to-
Of the week and some high scores are
looked for.
Scores Of the Day
Following are today's individual scores:
J; Nettenstron. Chicago; $50; A. VIII
City. 437; A. Hurt. Chicago. sos: V. Kaad.
Chicago, 539; c. Hlava, Chicago. 497; +.
Raster, Kansas City. 496: G. Scott. Rock
Fischhaaser. Chicago. 532; A. Stehno, Chi
cago. 504; J. Martin. Des Moines, 4s0;
j. Hargraves. Des Moines. 514: E. Tisch,
Grand Rapids, 565; II. w. Webber. st.
Paul. ass: L. Bonning. st. Paul. 400: A
Daiker. Cincinnati. 43l; J. Weihoff. Gin
cinnati, 500; J. Deller ST. Paul, 4S3; c.
Hinderer. st. Paul, 571; R., Huntsman. st.
Paul. 39S: G. Noneman. Grand Rapids.
SIS; W. Chinnick, Grand Rapids. 49,; F.
werzberg. Grand Rapids. 512; W. Gibson,
Cincinnati. 5S7; ]. Cooper. Cincinnati. 5S3;
]. II. Kastler. Detroit, 513: 7. O'Connell
Detroit. 574; H: Diehl, Cincinnati. 51O; J.
Doering. Peoria. 577;, H. Ellis. Grand
Rapids, 569; j. CAMEL. Grand Rapids.
527; A. Hanson, Minneapolis, 4S9; F.
Borngesser Minneapolis, 4S9; o. Brow
nell. Akron, sos; III. Bose. Cincinnati $40;
W. Kruger: Chicago. 54e; C. Latterner.
L. Cooper. Grand Rapids, 545: E. Kneer.
Peoria, 504
Five-men team scores:
Dayton. Dayton, Ohio, 2.52e: st. Joseph.
st. Joseph, Mo. 2.437; Ruhle Orientais.
Cincinnati. 2.2S2; Democratic Club. Dem
Yer. 1886; Empires Erie. 2.511: Empires.
Seattle. 1856; Floss Colts, No. 1, Buffalo.
2.501; Butte. 2.455; Floss Colts No 2
Buffalo 2.4S7; San Francisco. San Fran
cisco. 2,645; Chic and George, Cincinnati,