The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-22
CUNTHER'S TEAM
TAKES FIRST PLACE
Chicago BOwIers Push Ahead
of the Century BowIers at
Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb 21.-With a
score of 2,795 the Gunthers, No. ., Chi
cago, five-men team bowling in the squad
which finished at 11:15 p. m, landed in
first place. displacing the Century No.
team. which held the lead since Sunday.
The Philadelphias, of Philadelphia. were
| threatened with magnificent score when
they bowled 1,006 in the second game, but
the pins fell badly in the wind up. The
Phiadelphias landed in seventh place in
this division. The Gunthers No. scored
in the three frames as follows: $50, 1884,
and 931.
The singles and doubles held the alleys
all day and until late tonight in the
bowling tournament of the American
Bowling congress. In the comparatively
small number of singles disposed of Will
of sos. E. Nagle. of Rock Island. Is sec
ond with 596 Ward and Mcclure, of Chi
cago smashed the pins to the extent Of
LIZ points and are the leaders in the
Young and Newberry. of Detroit, 1.161.
Other high scores in this class are Shaw
Franz. tie, with 1.147, followed by Jones
and Best, Milwaukee. 1,137, and Leigh
and Stoke. Chicago. 1,132.
In the fivezmen team class Century No
/. Chicago; Farmers. Cleveland; Ameri-
cans, Detroit; Crescents, Toledo. and Old
Foresters, Louisville lead in the order
named.
Haaqer Elected President
J. H. Haager, of Louisville KY, was
elected president of the American bowl
ing congress without opposition at the
business meeting held today. Sam Karpf.
of Dayton, was reelected secretary by
vote of 80 to 80 over Abe Langtry. of Mil
waukee. There were many absentees.
The selection of Haager practically carries
the next congress to Louisville. Other
officers were elected as follows;
First vice president. NJ. A. Philips, St
Louis; second vice president, A. c. An
son. Chicago; third vice president, F. W.
nuyin Do CI1l l..
Pasdeloup, Chicago. Executive commit
tee: George Metzger. Pittsburg; ]: nj.
Mccormick, Toledo; p. ]. Hills, Cleve-
land; c. ]. Kaufman. Cincinnati; Will
liam Terry, Milwaukee; Wilbur Robinson,
Baltimore; George Cox, Washington d.
c.; Robert Bryson, indianapolis; Godfrey
Langhenry, Chicago. .,
Secretary Karpf in his annual report
made reference to the coming tenth an
niversaTy of the organization and sug-
gested that subsidiary bodies in the or
ganiZation engage in a competition on
their home or city alleys conducted along
the same lines as the present national
affair and call it the tenth anniversary
He also recommends the adoption of a
form of charter to be issued to all city
institutions, likewise a form of cards for
individuals, also diplomas for winners OF
national, state or. city tournaments In
addition to any other prizes offered.
j. III. Haager was elected president
without opposition, and Philadelphia cap
Louisville The vote stood: Philadelphia
26: Louisville "a. Peoria 2. The only
other real contest was for the position of
secretary. and Sam Karpf. of Dayton. the
present incumbent, was reelected over A.
l.. Langtry. of Milwaukee. by a vote of
SO to %. Langtry's friends charge that
many of the Milwaukee mans supporters
Were told the convention would be held
in a hotel, instead of at the exposition
building and that had il not been for this
a Tnf h1 dafn f0d
The convention adopted the recommen-
dations of the executive. committee to
prohibit open betting: and also with re-
gard to filing a bond by the next conven-
tion city for guarantee fund and prize list
money. An adjournment was taken until
tomorrow.
Scores of the Day
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Feb. 22-Play in
individuals who were scheduled to play
later in the week but were anxious to re-
turn to their homes. Century No. 1. of
Chicago. still leads in the five-men team
of Cleveland, are second. three points be-
hind. Jones and Best. of Milwaukee, are
leaders in the two-men class.
Following are individual scores:
w. OFT. La Crosse, COS; ]. Miller. La
Crosse, 479: T. Kierchner, Waukegan,
494; G. Mueller, La Crosse. 47O; c. Hunt,
$40: J. Staatz. Waukegan, 5O4; w. Lisch.
La Crosse, 463: T. Martin. Cleveland 509 !;
G. Warnger: La Crosse, 54I; w. Fonda.
Stegeland; Ste.f aS $50; j. aalc3ek Peoria 4Si
Waukegan. 5O4; w Koenig. Chicago. 579:
F. Graf. Chicago. 577:'A. Pinska st. Paul,
5SS; e. Husting. Milwaukee. '419: c. Wes-
Island, 52S; E. Nagel. Rock Island 5s6;
| E. Hoffman, Milwaukee, 449: E. Jordan.
Des Moines: 46S: II. Clark, Chicago, asa;
Des Moines. 44s: A. Berendsen, Green
| Bay, 479; c. Wright, Moline Ats: A
Stouffer. Moline. 53S; R. Bostelman. Chi
cago, 563; J; Shimmek. Chicago. 465; NJ.
O'Connor. Chicago. 512; e. Mackey. Chi
| cago. 455: A. Pudema, Chicago. 56S; G..
Vanwagner, Chicago. 46S; p. Emmons,
Waukesan. $40; S. Kaser,. Moline. 552;
M<Sullivan. Cleveland. 5O2; T. Duke Peo-
ria. $40: T. Griffiths. Des Moines, 459; D.
| Byers. Des Moines. 4S5.
Following are two-men team scores:
j. b. Young and Frank Newberry, De-
| ST Paul. 900; r. Menninger Sr and w
Spetzley; Detroit, 1,043; c. w. Kuhl and
Stein n ah6 Msnger ReSart st Paul O22 yietSr
J. H. Martin and NJ. ]. Sullivan, Cleve-
| land, 1,021; r. c. Huntsman and J. N
DelIer, St. Paul; 1,O32; c. F: Hinderer and
| lier and w. A: Romich, Barberton. 1889;
f. w. Gosewich and j. T. Miller. St
Paul, 1;071; F; B, Mample and c. He'll
and H. Grayum, st. Paul. 993: w. II.
Thomas and A. d. Sperry, Rock Island.
1O2O; Hanson and BoongeSSer, Minneapo-
| lis, 9S7; John Samson and Z. A Siefert.
Belleville. 1.009; c. J. Wright and F. Dom
ahoe, Moline. 1892; A. c. Stouffer and S.
| A. Kaeser. Moline. 1.041: George T. Lyon
and Harry Meek. Dubuque. 1,091: Charles
| L. Keeter and F. Talbert indianapolis.
| 1,063; Frank Foster and J. w. Koph Du-
buque, 961; j. j. OFT and NJ L. Chapman,
| La Crosse, lob; B. b. Mcdonald and L.
| w. Waldeoker. st. Louis, 1.O12; A. L.
] Buush and Charles Stokes, st. Louis l.
| 096; Max Drossmann and James Trent
Detroit, 1,O74; Otto Schmidtke and w
| tr1ederich, Detroit, 923; JAG Walser and
Conrad Sandblom, st: Paul, LOST r.
| Menninger Jr. and Edward Brode De-
troit, 1:036; A. ]. Kampmann and H. S.
Pangenburg, st. Paul, 949; C. c. Williams
and j. T.; McCampbell. Louisville, 9S5;
| 1.147; Oscar Willis and Max Brunn. Louis
vile. 923; r. II. Morgan and John
Bloome. Cleveland 1,OO6; Walter Payne
and Robert Clark, Peoria, 1O33; J.
| Kornigshoff and Albert Lequesne CIeve-
| land, 1,011; F. E. Barnes and H T. Pase-
1 walk Milwaukee, 1,019; Adam Maurer and
| Adam r. Keller, Belleville, S45; Clemens
| Krenz and Paul ]. Arndt, ST. Paul. $50;
| F. C. Schuttheis and A. ID. Stauder Belle
| Vile, 1.04S; Bartsch and Minch, Cleveland
| 1,095; Johnson and Fries. Akron, 955 Fox
| and Naugh. Peoria. 1,060; Westwood and
4 Maloney, Youngstown, lob; Maurice and
| Hotchkiss, Detroit, 941: +. L. Cary and
| III. S. Fletcher, Watertown. S. D.. 0T6:
| D. F. ONeill and Edward Moore De-
| troit, $50; ]. II. Mcbride and B. Cannon.
| Milwaukee. 995; Diebel and Welsh.
| Youngstown, 1,126; Charles Schultz and