Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-07
new BOWLING
RECORD MADE
Score Of 1880 for Two-Men
Teams Surpassed in the At
Iantic City Tournament
Yesterday.

ATLANTIC CITY N. j., April 6-The
record score of 1885, held by Roster and
Schultz of New York, for two-men teams
! in the present tournament of the National
Bowling Association in this city, was passed
today by Nelson and Tuthill of Brooklyn,
who made 1,22O. This is the last day of
the tournament for two and five men team
events and individual contests. Following
/ are today's scores of the highest teams in
the two-men team events:
| SQUAD Nelson and Tuthill. Brooklyn. 1920
Ford and Kunath. Newark. l, 14S; Kelly and Koran
Philadelphia, lice: Coghian and Kearney, Newark
| 1,Sl6; Eade i, and Brundage Newark lot 400
| Robinson and Dinsmore. Brooklyn, 1850; Erdmsr
| and Allen. Brooklyn, 1885, Garrabrnnt and Johns
/ 1898
squad 2 Roll and shay: Nexark, l,is2; Harris
s9a Salmore ss doSa .Ps aaii'. Ssoosis"
! 1,o7s; Brauer and sweigsr. Baltimore, ,o62 90,
| Steel and Pulls. Newark. l.i16: Johnson and Nc
Donald. brooklyn. LIP; Wengarth and Hoagiand
| Newark. 1.o93.
| Following are the five highest men in
each squad of today's Individual contests:
q'ad 1B. Allen, Brooklyn. GOO; A. = Harris iris
| So .ad III. Cohn. Brooklyn. $40: F. Coghlan,
Newark. 500: C. Heron. ConshOhocken. Pa o4a;
W. Miller Washington. $780, NJ Erdman, Brook
Squad 81. Nelson. BROOKLYN. $50: A Cooper PEI
S ssl'' c'n'A'A''sen ''s NJ Randall fnaas'pn'a'
squad &C Hamilton Philadelphia. 8sl: P.
Ford Newark $50; J: Krickton: Baltimore; $50; g.
Glessman. Brooklyn. 519; II. Ehler BROOKLYN 4sI
sfaas Se scAG II
H. Waters. Washington. $50: W. r. Kelly. fhiia-
squad CIV. weingarth Newark $50: H. sedel.
Rro' klyn, GIL: II. Kranss. Washington sat r.
McCurdy. Wilmington. SIS; e. Cox. Washington,
So rad IT Wendell Brooklyn 60: J. voorhees,.
h, s vi M1 E. Ro 80
Newark, sss: H Man.r: Baltimore; 3d. ~, r. shaw
land. Newark; go: ". sweiser, Baltimore oa aS
W. Mcdonald. Brooklyn. 49, Only four con-
testants
follows
2Sl4: Subway. Brooklyn, 2,S12: Algonquins.
No l. New York. .,T65: Roseville. Newark.
2729; Mneralites. Chicago. 2.I34; Wynd-
hams. Philadelphia. a.123; Dar%oods Coats,
2.G94: Germania. Brooklyn. 2,695' Coheus
Cutters. Cleveland. $3.50.
Two-men teams-Nelson and Tuthill.
Brooklyn. 1. 90: Voorhees, and Ehler Brook-
Ign. LIST: Burdine and Miller Washlngto on
|, 49,: Roster and Schultz. New York, $50:
Walters and Snyder. Baltimore !.In:
Enrich and Williams. Newark. LIB: Mayer
and Hartley. Brooklyn. 1.l66: Hetzel ana
Curtis. Trenton. 1-lts': TRUCKS anu Duhodi >
Philadelphia. LIZA; Roll and Shaw, Newark
l. 49,. VIZ
Individual-F. Sauer. New York. So; W.
Edwards. Brooklyn Gas; Lee Johns, New
ark. GAL; H. Wolfe, Chicago. 6S9 W. Mein-
garth. Newark $50; C. Hamilton, Phiia-
delphia. 63I: ]. Voorhees,. Brooklyn. GIL
s. Neral. Philadelphia, 621; c. B. Trucks
Philadelphia, 627: W. r. Knight. Phlla-
delphia go
The bowling CHAMPIONSHIPS ended to-
night New York. Philadelphia ana New
ark carried off the greater portion or the
$685. prize money.
The Corinthians of New York won the
fiye-man team championship with score
of 2.S14 pins. Tuthill and Nelson OF brook-
ixn we're the two-men team victors. with
100 while Frank Sauer of New York
captured the individual honors by rolling
81