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congress shall be observed and setting
February 10 as the date for holding the
next annual congress.
Previous 70 the elections and under the
head Of new business resolution presented
by otto sufel, president Of the St Louis
Bowling Tournament association, was
adopted indorsing union labor in all its
branches and providing that IN preparing
for all future tournaments, union labor,
where available, shall be exclusively en-
ployed.
A resolution was adopted providing for
the appointment by the incoming president
Of a committee Of three 70 revise the rules,
regulations. constitution and bylaws of the
congress.
Mr.. Hermann. the newly elected presi-
dent, after taking the chair, announced the
personnel OF the committee provided for
at a previous meeting TO meet other COM
mittees representing rival bowling associa-
lions and arrange. II possible, to avoid
conflicting dates for future tournaments.
The committee comprises Colonel J. II.
Haager Of Louisville, KY; ]. w. McCor-
mick Of Toledo and former President Bry-
son Of indianapolis,
After considerable discussion, Colonel
Haager was authorized to attend the con-
NeullOu OF the NhllOudl BOWllUB tOubItsd
at Atlantic City. N. j., and explain to that
body what steps had been taken by the
American congress looking toward CO.
operation.
After rising vote Of thanks to the out
going officers Of the congress, the city Of
st. Louis and the newspapers Of the coun-
try, the convention adjourned.
scores I'm Team Play.
the CrasCent rink the rpg1i1ar fourna-
ment program of bowling by two-men
teams began this morning, to be followed
by individual bowling and lve-men team
bowling tonight.
The five highest scores made by the third
flight Of two-men teams resulted:
s. Booming, c. F. Hinderer, st. Paul 4 103
John Klauck, J. J. Berger, Omaha. ... !, l0l
G. Burgess, +. Corbett, Joplin, Mo-. 4 095
X. T. Matak J. n. Deiler st. Paul. 90. i OSl
J. G. Mccall, T. Schwoeger, Madison,
WIS .lOio
The five highest scores made by the first
flight Of twelve two-men teams resulted:
H. Haselhuhn, c. J. Schmidt, Chicago L 143
H. Collins, X. Setback, Columbus, O...1,1li
/ J. Henning, l. Ahnert, Milwaukee ......l i'll
b. Erickson, Otto Best, Dubuque, Ia....l, lO2
The five highest scores made by the sec
ond flight of two-men teams resulted:
z, b. Bogart d. A. Jones, Milwaukee. i, OS1
J. w. Kopp, E. Imhof, Dubuque, Ia...l $50
Lipman and Mol, Milwaukee. ,O73
J; A. Weber, g; Zimmerman Chicago. / ,Ot9
BALI and J. Setback, Columbus, O.......1,O47
The five highest scores made by the
fourth flight of two-men teams resulted:
Land and Hardie Washington, D. c.. 1,134
Monroe and J. Bickle, Grand Rapids. 1,1SS
w. Waltz and H. Ellis, Grand Rapids ,0S2
Al kucer and O. II. Thomas. Peoria. LOIS
w. " Frush and o. Rempke, Omaha. 1,06O
The five highest scores made in the fifth
flight of two-men teams resulted:
A. n. Johnson and c. Ellis. st. Paul ,086
, s. Parkinson and c. PLATE, Madison. e. 1,O79
Deneen and Trap Chicago. 1872
ID. Hanger and l. Caron, Louisville. ... 1,O7G
! II. Muggley and f. Larkin, St Paul. ,03S
High Score by Omaha Man.
! Individual playing then began, the six
highest Individual scores made by the
! first squad resulted:
+ II. Beselin, ha....,................... 612
William Schnengel, Milwaukee. sos
/ G. Hird, Dubuque Ia..,.................... 54S
/ J, A. Theme, Peoria In................... $50
&c, Lindquist, Sioux City, Ia.............. 52s
| j. kopp, Dubuque, Ia...................... SIS
| r. F. Matak of st. Paul, bowling with
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