Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-28
lsss Sundays Bee The purse for this is
BEsELIN WINS FIFTH PRIZE
Omaha Bowler GETS e1H5 IN Individual
Glass az So. Louis.

Omaha Bowler Gets e1H5 In Individual
Glass at 50. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, March N.-Cspeoiai TEL
egram.)-Ths seventh annual tOurnsmeht
Of the American Bowling congress closed
here late this afternoon when the maj
games were rolled. In tho two-men and
Individual events for the first time since
the congress was formed there is a tie
for the Championship In one OF the events
r. #. Matak Of St. Paul and Marshall y,
Ilevey OF Indianapolis being tried for premier
honors IN the individuals with ga They
have been telegraphed for TO come ana roll
piled.
G. Richter and p M. Kigiey Of Louisville
with 1,1sa, while the Furniture Citys Of
Grand Rapids take the place so long held
by Chicago aggregations as title holders In
the fve-men event, with 2775.
The best work In the minor events today
was accomplished by II. Huntoon Of Mime
apOlis in the singles, where he went into
tie for eighth place With Matte NsoI LSeck 6g
Wooley also Of Minneapolis, were high
with 1907.
In the doubles and 1857 in the singles
Their total winnings amounted to 81, SO
In the minor events St. Paul and Mime
apoiis were next with SOS while indian
Detroit, $3.50; Pittsburg, sS4S; Omaha, $3.50
and Toledo, SOS, followed in the order
named
H Beselin led the Nebraskans in the in
dividual event, with 612 for fifth place,
getting S18. F. Bengele got 81 for forty
third place and S25 G. Francisco, 665 for
b59 for 18th place and $40. only two Omaha
pairs landed In the prize list, w. Brunke
and 4. Neale getting l,l06 for $50 and J.
Klouck and J. Berger LlOl for forty-eighth
place and sos.
The bowling in the two-men team class
ended this afternoon. Following are the
ten highest scores made during the tour
nament:
e. Q. Richter and E. Begley, Louis
J. and a schmidt St Louis cuiiiss.,..,,.,,,,,iiiiSSs5
e. Knoll and c. Prouty, Cleveland zee. !, l56
M. j. Clarke and A. WengleT Chicago j, 156
q. Tschirret and c. Faulhaber, Toll
R. Alfod and Al Toemmel. Chicago. Il55
=. Wolfe and Charles Collier, Chicago. j, 152
H. ]: Rockford and NJ. Bates, Brad
Gebhard and Menninger, Detroit, Mich. ,14s
@. Bangort and e. Peterson, Chicago i, 14S
The standing Of the individuals for the
tournament follow:
Matak st. Paul. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ga
Levy, indianapolis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .624
Steven, St Joseph, Mo..................... $40
9. Keeter, indianapolis. ................... .617
n. Beeeln' Omaha. ....................... .6l4
Il Vandersyde, Chicago. oil
h zimmerman, Doerun, Mo.............. sos
Buecker, Chicago. ......................... Cos
II. Huntoon, Minneapolis. COS
Niehoh, Cincinnati. .....................,.. sos
No new records were established during
the present tournament and the scores were
generally below those made at Louisville
last year. Bowlers attribute the poor show
ing TO the unreasonable hot weather which
has prevailed for the last week. The tour
nament started March i6 and the alleys
have been used morning, afternoon and
night since.
Tonight and tomorrow morning and aft
ernoon the tournament alleys at the Cries.
cent rink will be turned over to such con-
testants In the national competition as
wish wish to engage In match games: Several
challenges, involving considerable money
in side bets, have already been issued and
accepted.
Tomorrow night competition for the
women's national championships in the in
diyidual, double and five-men team classes
Will start 1t Is expected that from the
small number Of entries that the cham
pionships will be decided in one night