Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-29

way OF scores, last night the Wyndham
team wiped out any disappointment and set
a new mark in the fye-men scores by roll
ing 2,125 This expelled the Fidelia team
record by 50 pins Only one other Philadel-
phia team passed the $500 mark.
The scores Of the fye-men teams in the
order In which they ranked are as follows:
wyndham, 2,725; Fischer's Indians, 2,539;
Ajax, 2.4sO; Colonials, 2,462; Tuxedo, 2,422;
Fischers, 2,414; Lincoln. 2,364. The Fitz-
hugh team Of Rochester rolled 2,429.
AS soon as the evenings rolling had pro-
crossed few frames 1t was seen that the
Wyndham team was out for top score,
and its performances were the cynosure
of the crowd. Everybody became enthusi-
astic, and when strike was made 1t
brought round of cheers. Most of the
spectators were personally acquainted with
the members Of the team and 60 it,
George"' and Good work, Price!" and
other such remarks were flying about.
After the second game, when it was found
that Wyndham had to roll S15 to equal the
Fidelias score, the excitement was intense.
The crowd felt there was to be a new rec
ord set up, and they followed the progress
of each ball. When the Fieda's score was
beaten the best cheer of the tourney was
let loose. When the third game was over
the Wyndham boys were kept busy re-
ceiving the congratulations Of the hundreds
Of bowlers who crowded around them.
The Wyndham team Is one Of Philadel-
phiaS foremost bowling organizations. II
is a tenDin club only, and numbers among
it's membership many Of the veteran bowl
ers of Philadelphia. They formerly held
the championship in the Quaker City
League. Their home alleys are the Tuxedo,
in West Philadelphia. Howard Price is cap
tain.
With the exception Of the Rochester team
in the five-man event and four Atlantic
City pairs in the two-men. all the other par
Elephants in yesterdays contests were from
Philadelphia.
The scores made yesterday in the two
men and individual contests were quite low.
None of them reached the 600-mark, and
young Pump Of New York still heads the
list with Manning of Philadelphia second.
Yesterdays highest score in singles was
made by Hartley of Philadelphia, with to-
tai Of SAT.
In the two-men matches Trout and Smith
led off with 1, 1873.
The Philadelphia bowlers are feeling very
much disappointed over the showing they
made. There were numerous surprises.
Some of the men who were expected to run
up good scores fell down. Others, whose
past performances did not excite very much
in the line of expectation, surpassed their
comrades
1t is expected that the biggest side match
of the tournament will be rolled when Co
hens Cutters arrive from Cleveland. They
have sent word already that they have
5000 to wager that they can sweep the
boards clean of any five-man team in the
east. There is quite bit of tumbling go
ing on among the teams of Philadelphia and
New York as to which one can see the
westerners first and take them on. The
Cutters are scheduled to roll tonight and
after that there will be some lively action.
Trucks and Dunbar Of the Philadelphia
Tannhaeuser team last night made an offer
to cover any part of the 5000 which Co
hens Cutters Of Cleveland are bringing
that their scores in both the two-men and
individuals In the tournament will excel the
scores Of the Cohen representatives.