Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-23
TODAY'S PLAYING.
Contests Narrowed Down to the
Doubles and Singles.
By Associated Press.

1S EhSaociGteu
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. February o.
Peace has at last been restored between
the American Bowling Congress and the
City Association of New York city. New
York finally won out and has been granted
practically all that was asked. The aues-
ton of the 16-pound ball was adopted by a
unanimous vote
The ball may consist Of any composition.
Square cutters carried by a vote of l3 to
Q. President Haager expressed himself as
being opposed to the square gutter AS to
the question of home rule, the committee
found upon consulting the constitution and
bylaws that the point governing local con-
tingencieS was just what New York had
contended for all along. namely that city
associations had jurisdiction over local
organizations and that there could be no
appeal from decisions to the American
Bowling Congress-
The attendance at today's convo ntion was
very small the eastern members being in
the majority. Mr.. EbbittS of New York
addressed the convention and congratu-
lated the congress that all points of diff
ference between the congress and New
York had been amicably settled.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. February 23.-With
the national championship in the five-men
division decided in favor of Gunthers No 2
of Chicago today's play in the American
bowling congress tournament narrowed
down to the doubles and singles. Lord and
a lead in the two-men division with score
of 1.lsG and William OFT of Lacrosse leads
the individuals with sos
The Two-Men Scores.
Today's two mems scores: Imse and
Plautz. Milwaukee. 937 Walters and GEM,
Milwaukee 1921: Wolf and Gosselt, Dem
yer, / O23; Bernink and Albert, Milwaukee.
1886: Meyer and Good. Denver, 926: Bless
and Walt, Denver 1,O10; Ellis and Shee-
han, Butte, Isl; Coisp and Harley, Den
yer. ISL: Dusold and Pelunek. Milwaukee,
1909: Perham and Merkle. Butte, 1.Oos;
Fuchs and Dengel Milwaukee. 800: Jack
son and Barker Butte. 1,040: Hall and
Barker Chicago, 1925; Laidlaw and Hun
ter Kansas City. 1,021; Weber and Witzky,
Chicago. 1.096: Kloempken and Onken. Chi-
cago 1O51; Mahuken and Davis. Seattle.
1920; Hall and Hall. Chicago. l.065: Rel
mer and Vogel, Seattle. 1.042; Scherre:
and jenkins. Seattle. l,10S: Husting ana
Bashnecht, Milwaukee, 1,051: Rickie ana
Gunoy. Milwaukee, 996; Lipman and De
Long Milwaukee. 1854; Ebbetts and Medi-
Gus Milwaukee. 81. Peth and Rosiedahl,
Port Washington. LISA; Thompson and
Goddard, Saginaw. $40.
Ritter and Hoffman, Chicago osI; Ihlil
and Myer. Columbus. 1.Ol2 Sell and Pea
mel. Columbus. $50; j. Zimpfer and w.
Zimpfer Columbus. $50.
Individuals Tom Inglis Chicago, sol;
A. H. Fourier Cleveland 543: d. c. True.
Cleveland 500 Otto Schmdke, Detroit. 533:
Joe OFT, Dubuque. $40: George Lyon, Du-
buque. 527; j. w. Kopp, Dubuque. 500: T.
r. Callahan, Columbus. $50: P. ]. Diehl,
Two Rivers. 547: +. Flster Dubuque. 49i;
DR. Young Detroit $40; l.. Nohl, Toledo.
5s2: J. Selbach. Columbus. 513; w. A. Will
mot Columbus. sos: George Barrett, CO.
lumbus AIS: j. NJ Trent, Detroit. oJ6
George T. Zimmerman. Omaha. 4l6.
NJ Hotchkiss, Detroit. 544; c. Mefster,
Dayton, SIS: ]. Slater. Dayton. 578; ]. Koen-
ighoff Cleveland 1853: F. Soniner, Two Riv-
ers. 573: E. EssIey. Chicago. 4S9; Newbury.
Detroit. $40: E. Blonin. Chicago. $50; w.
Harshen, Dayton, 453: o. Gadker, Dayton.
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