New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-06
Team Just Fails to Beat
FiUe-MGn Total.
THE LEADING SCORES TO DATE.
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Atlantic CITY April 5-NhiIe high scores ruled in
the National Bowling Association championship
tournament on Young's new pier this afternoon
and g ling. records were broken in the two
man and individual classes. William Edwards. Of
the Ger-,>an.a $50 OF Brooklyn, made the highest
indl total % the day. his being 63 This
puts MIN in second place. W. r. Knight, Of Phila-
delpha. scored a creditdbie CO. Willie Goldman. a
lad sti in his teens, Eol!ld Cox.
Enighs and Greedy OF Philadelphia, made the
high score OF the day in the doubles with 1153,
while Wood ami Cunning, Of the Brooklyn Ger
manias. reached LIS
There was a big crowd on hand Throughout: the
afternoon and eVering TO see the games. as great
interest is being taken in the determined assault
that is being made by crack teams and individual
experts on the nigh scores that have been estanI I
be run of tomorrow, the tournament closing at
The last Of the five-Inan teams rolled tonight In
the hrst squad the oxford No: team of Newark.
lowed. single pin behind Great interest was
-1ooH ~ s.G t ,, S1i,fG ~ cLe0nI
VOORHEES,. usual, bowled in brilliant form He
4ob %,, Ui AM HIose DrosIn,i, ~ netroit de-
feated William CordeS and john Rempet, OF Brook
Ign. Two series were rolled, each consisting OF the
best three out of five games the Brooklyn PAIR
feated Charles Meyer and Walter Hartley also OF
By the hardest kind Of luck the subway team
missed breaking the llsh score record or me TOUR
thanks TO ID score by voorhees, In the next
again leading with 22S. When the bowlers went
into the last frame OF the third game II looked as
ii a record total within their grasp. Three
splits in this frame turned the tide. but even then
had voorhees, pinned well his ball. the team
could sui nave As II was, he only got five.
He made his spare and finished with nine on his
last ball IL was then found that the Subway
team had a total Of 2Sl2, two pins short OF the
high mark made by the Corintian team earlier
in the week
The three highest series in the two man squads
and the Individual scores follow:
ITTvo-man class-SqGad No. !: knight and Greedy,
PHILADELPHIA, ll53: IIcnninger and Hoffman, De-
troit liG6 ReInple and DENOTE, Brooklyn, lO65.
Squad No. .: knight and Johnson Philadelphia,
1850: Hardy and Gehman, Philadelphia, l0I4; Ed
wards and Maxwell, Brooklyn, LOIS. Squad No. ):
Wood and Cunning, Brooklyn, l,llS Schultz and
Hayes Philadelphia, l.073; Weisser and WaThus,
Individuai Glass Squad 1-G. Floss. Buffalo 4s9:
". r. knight, Philadelphia, 625; w Gehman, Phila-
deIpha. COS; ". Edwards. Brooklyn, go; j. Remple,
Brooklyn. 46s; c; oxley, BEoolIyHL 20 90
Squad 2-R. Mennsef. Detroit SSi J, Floss.
Buffalo sos; F. Gebhard.- Detroit, 5T7 N Maxwell.
Brooklyn. 500; II. Schroeder. Brooklyn Az; r. Rue.
squad 5IJ. Allen. Detroit. 4s1: W Funston,
Buffalo. $50: Z. Granger, Brooklyn, 593; F. Wood,
Brooklyn $50; G. Prime, Brooklyn 442 H. Johnston.
squad ~ Trent. Detroit, 564: NJ Weisser. Buff
alo 476; G. Luhrs, New York, 45T; II. Greer Phila-
delphia, GIG; ". Grace, Buffalo sos; w Boen. vii
mington, Del. $40.
Squad so. Schmidtke. Detroit 4S9: ]. Warthus,
Buffalo, $50; NJ. DE9ssman. Detroit, $50; J. Cahil,
BROOKLYN. 49, J. Wenzel, New York, 48l.