New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28

4 NEW TWO-MAN TOTAL.
koster and SchultS Make I,1SO an
atlantic Ciy Tournament.

Atlantic City March 2T-The New York
bowlers that took part in the National Bowl
ing Associations tournament here to-day gave
a good account Of themselves. They appeared
only in the two-man and individual classes
as the fve-mn schedule tonight was devoted
almost exclusively to Philadelphia teams.
During the afternoon Roster and Schultz OF
New York, chalked up the enviable total OF l'ieO
In the two-man Roster was consistent with
scores around 100, while in the last two games
Schulz went we'll over the 200 mark This is an
exceptional twO-man score for so early in the
tournament. and the opinion is general that l=Oo
will be beaten before long
Earlich and Williams. of Newark, pushed the
leaders closely with a capital 1.173 total. while
johnson and Sutherland. one of the Royal Cana
dian Bicycle Club teams came along with l,l4O-
In the fve-man last night Johnson was unable
TO use his composition ball, because it was over
weight, but he had it reduced to-day to the re-
quired weight and celebrated the occasion by
averaging 30 for his three games.
The Go total made by Fred Pump. jr., OF
New York. yesterday remains the high individual
score to date. although Manning, of Philadel-
phia. got within seven pins Of it this afternoon.
Apropos OF the next national tournament, it
may be said that three cities are in the field
They are Rochester Wilmington and Baltimore
The first named is especially keen for the lSuS
attraction.
There is some talk Of getting up match mere
next Monday between Miss Wilson. OF Phila-
delphia, and Miss I.ttlefeld, Of Newark. the
former is in town. while Miss Littlefeld Is eN-
pected here on Saturday. They are regarded as
two of the best women bOwlers in the country
Other scores to-day in the two-man tourna-
ment were as follows: Kitchener and Lindsay
Philadelphia. $50: Deacon and Price. Phi" -
phia 924; Good and Caps. Toronto 1854 stem
guest and Freund. New York. l.u46; WarkeT al
Siegel Philadelphia 1851: Seigfriend ana
Hoops Newark. 1918: Cirossman and Bicking,
Philadelphia. 1907. Kechner and King. Phila-
delphia 1O16: Dennebaum and SChott, Newark
16: Lewis and Lecl. Newark DIS; Dumas ard
Amann New York OSS: Manning ana Flood,
Philadelphia. 946: Redhead and Taggart. Phiia-
delphia. 1896
The scores in the individual tournament fol-
low:
Firs, squad Roster New York. '5T: G. seissl
philadelphia a22. e. Dumas. New York. 5I2 q. "
Taggart Philadelphia. sol; s " Good. Toronto. 5dl
A. I. Johnson Toronto. as. F. Schctt. Newark, S-S
g. John New York. 5T&
Second squad-II. sutherland. Toronto. 5l9; J y
Deacon. Philadelphia 500. g. e. Mlchner. Phiadel-
phia. $40. Flood. Philadelphia $40; ". Freund
schultz. Newark ACC G W. Lewis Newark 49I.
THIRD sguad-O Sfein0uest. New York. 80; p X
Manning. Philadelphia Coz; r. X Grossman, Phila-
delphia. $50, Lindsay philadelphia Si2: G. Dame
baum. Newark. 81: q Capps. Toronto. 40; e Leick
Jr. Newark h3e. Williams. Newark: 576
Fourth aunad-F BickinG. Philadelphia. SEQ
H. warker Philadelphia. s3G G. T. Price, Phila-
+ E Redhead Philadelphia 500; l. F. KING Ph'la-
delphiR. 400