The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-24
CHICAGO BOWLERS
ARE IN THE LEAD
Windy City Delegation Appears
to Have About Every
thing i'm Sight

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Feb. 23.-Interest
in the American bowling congress tour
ney now centers in the two remaining
| national championships in the doubles and
singles Several changes in the positions
| OF the leaders have taken place since
last night as the result of the games
| coWied today. Chicago bowlers apparently
nave monopoly in first place in all the
| series. Not content with carrying off
the honors in the five-men class by the
! Gunthers No 2, the Stretch and Wolf
/ team of Chicago bowled a magnificent
game today, overhauling Lord and Hardie
the crack Washington team. by a majority
| of p points, with a score OF 1918. While
| this is not record score by any means
| 1t overtopS last years championship fig
| ures by 81 points. Other Chicago teams
| together with Cleveland and Oshkosh, are
| doubles. With the exception of a very
| few more games in the two-men class
to be played on Saturday, ,/this series has
| been completed
1t looks as if the indianapolis tourna-
ment score in the individuals. 6S3.
made 1se & BY nOf Dan Jones Of Milwag ,H,.
tournament e Otto "' Kupfer. Se Of Chicago q Gs
| was the high man up to 10 o'clock to-
night, when Kupfer took the stage and
became the shining light. Following were
| the leaders up to 10 p. m:
| Two-men class-Stretch and Wolf. Chi
cago. 1913: Lord and Hardie. Washing
| ton, 1856: Meyer and Peterson. Chicago
| 1l7S; Caldwell and Reader, Chicago. 117S;
| Ward and Mcclure. Chicago. 1177; Favour
and Hoernig. Oshkosh. 1l77; Hermansen
and Bullinger Chicago. 1173; Owen and
| Owen, Louisville, 1173; Horan and Dun
! bar. Philadelphia. 1172; Schlenk and
Sturtz, st. Louis, 1170.
| 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 grant
! ed practically all that was asked. The
| question Of the 16-pound ball was adopted
| by unanimous vote. The ball may con-
sist of any composition. Square cutters
| carried by a vote of 13 to 9. President N.
| p. Haager expressed himself as being op-
| posed to the square gutter.
| AS to the question of home rule the COM
mittee found upon delving into the consti-
| tuition that the point governing local con-
| tingencieS was just what New York had
| contended for all along. viz, that city as
sociations had jurisdiction over local or
CARNATIONS and that there could be no ap-
peal from decisions to the American bowl
| ing congress.
The attendance at today's convention
| was very small the Eastern members be-
| ing in the majority. Mr.. Ebbitts, of New
| York. addressed the convention and con-
graduated the congress that all points of
| difference between the congress and New
| York had been amicably settled.
Louisville Gets Convention
With the various questions affecting
| New York disposed of a motion was made
! TO reconsider the action taken at Tues
days convention which gave the next con-
| greSS to Philadelphia. The motion was
| adopted unanimously. President Haager,
| of Louisville, then left the chair and spoke
at length upon the advantages which
would accrue if Louisville was given the
! next congress. He spoke of magnificent
armory building now in course of erection
where the tourney could be held and
promised if given the congress to make
! the tournament the greatest in the his
| tory OF the American bowling congress.
! When the question came to a vote Louis
Ebbitts, of New York, spoke in favor of
! New York for the congress during the
year following the Louisville meet
| Sam Karpf announced today that under
didate for the Office of secretary of the
| American bowling congress. The congress
| then adjourned sine die.
Pinska in Running
Individual class-otto Kupfer, Chicago
Columbus. sos; NJ Payne Peoria. 6O4; F.
! Syeigler. Duluth. 60S; o. Surgel. May
wood. 600; C. B. Horan. Philadelphia. 5S7;
r: NageL Rock Island. SIS; ]. Blouin,
| Chicago, SOS; A. Pinska, st. Paul. 588 and
w; Gibson. Cincinnati. 5s7.
The following are the individual scores
Tom Inglis. Chicago. 591: A H Four
nler. Cleveland. 543; d. c. True. Cleve-
land. 596; Otto Schmidke. Detroit. 533; Joe
| ~
527; J. w. Kohb. Dubuque. sos; T. r.
| Callahan, Columbus, 522; p j. Diehl.
Two Rivers; 547; Foster. Dubuque.
No6l Toledo. 5ss; j. es[Is selbach 'iS; Golum: M
bus, 513: w. A. Willmot. Columbus.
5Ss; George Barrett. Columbus. AIS; J. NJ.
man, Omaha. $50; NJ. Hotchkiss. Detroit.
| 544; c. Meister. Dayton. 5Ss; ]. Slater,
Dayton. SIS; ]. Koenighoff Cleveland. 46S;
Soniner. Two Rivers. -57S; E. Essley.
4 Navxrh rhttrx naf y
Blonin. Chicago. $50; w Harshlan. Day
| ton, 453; o. Gadker. Dayton. 512; r. Vein
hold Chicago, 4S1; E., Baker: Chicago.
Conduit indianapolis. 519; Thompson.
Youngstown, 514; o. Thomas. Peoria, Az;
4. Traph, Chicago, 545; G. vandertuuk,
5S6; E; vollman. Chicago: sec: Welch.
Youngstown. 4S1; G. Wood. Peoria. 551 !;
Hartman, Chicago, 512; L. Lemones, Chi
cage 525; C. Weber. Chicago. SIS; o. VIII
$40; c. Krumbar. Cleveland. 533; c. Gil
bert, Cleveland, 5S2; J. Rowe. Cleveland.
Chicago, ,559;, B. Lands, Cleveland, 4OS: r.
! Wood. Cleveland, Sol; J. Weber. Chicago,
IA; ID. Whisky. Chicago. 517; r. Hogan.
Cleveland. SIS; c. Turner. Chicago. 492:
Wheeler Jr.. Chicago. 533; ]. H. York.
! Cleveland, 55l; II. Zimmerman. Toledo.
| 557; B. l.. Theelen. Milwaukee. 4sS; B.
NJ; Frees; Akron. 54S; A, Theme, Peoria.
! $50; p. TetZlaff. Erie 500; NJ. Payne Pc
oria; 6O4; F. Mueller, indianapolis. Az;
p: Howley. Chicago AIS; J. Goodman. n.
Chicago. 4S6; l.. Quill, Indianapolis, $50 :;
! W. Williams, Erie. 4S7; B. J. Mayer. DIN
! clnnati. 563; j. Walsh. St Paul, SIS; G.
@: Smith, Baltimore, SOC; E p Stretch,
Chicago. 551; ]. G. Shaw. Chicago 523;
o. A. Suergel. haywood. 500; F. III. Seay.
Indianapolis, sos; II. Sielken. Indianapolis.
562: w. A. Shwartz. Milwaukee sol; J.
c. Stuart. Detroit, 47S; Fred Steigler, Du-
| luth, SOB; Frank Stutsman, Duluth 444;
| William Kloemken, Chicago, SIG: A J.
| Kampman, st. Paul, 53S; w. Pyle Youngs-
| town. 4S7; z. Schneider. Chicago. $50;
c. $. Smith. st, Louis, 5oz; P. F. steigel-
meier. Cleveland. 562: c. L. Seibold. Bal
timore; 474; F.. J; Seidler. South Bend.
Walker. Minneapolis. 514: A. J. Smith.
Detroit $50; z. Pugh. Peoria, 562; p
| Smith. Washington, 494; Campbell. WASH
4 ington, 512; Theide. Peoria, 462: Kastler,
Detroit. 497; Worthin. Chicago. 4s9: A. G.
| Rautenberg, ST. Louis, 490; G. ]. Roll,
| Chicago. 531; Charles Ressener. Indian
| apolis. 532; Charles Rhine. Indianapolis,
461; F. NJ. Reynolds. Cleveland. SEC: A.
| ID. Root, Toledo. SIS; 8. Rundgren, Chi
cago. SIS; H. Steiner. Chicago. 531; L. o.
| Stearns. Syracuse, $50; l.. Steckert. To-
| iedo. 514; Frank Senn Toledo 544: j.
| Blouin. Chicago, 545; A. Setback Chi
| cago sos; H. Spangenberg, St Paul. 492;
| L. Mattock, Indianapolis, 525; H. Med
wetzsky. Chicago. 557; J. ]. Martyr. Syra-
| cuse, 555; Harry Mills. Philadelphia. 499:
b. Maurer. Syracuse, $40; Maloney,
| Youngstown. 453; jesse Pritchett Indian
| apolis, 564; G. Ferguson. Duluth. 496;
Louis Perranio. Cincinnati. 55S; G. Mon