Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-05
NATIONAL BOWLERS
MAKE BIG SCORES

ATLANTIC CITY April 5.-High scores
again prevailed in the National Bowling
Association championship tournament here
yesterday although there were no new
high marks. In order to get the scheduie
in condition to finish on Saturday night II
was necessary to begin at 8 o'clock in the
morning, and from that time on TOT SIX
teen hours the sound of the falling pins
was heard with practically no cessation.
The five-men squad did not take the al
leys until 10 o'clock last night.
In the two-man contest no less imam
eleven totals were returned better than
carried off the honors with LII: Iney
had an excellent chance to beat the mgr
mark Of 1,1SO, made by Schultz ana
Roster, but a split for Snyder In the las!
total.
A good second to this was the 1,166 total
made by Meyer and Hartley, another 6ai
timore pair: This was followed by sfo 1t1
storke began with 233 score. There were
two LAO totals Meyer and Pierson OF
the Roseville Athletic Association mace
one and Poehlman and Holman Oh DAHL
Totals better than 600 were frequent IN
the individual class. P. Wolfe OF Cnicaso
rolled we'll, putting in three games without
a miss for total of $50, which was the
best of the day. McFall of Philadelph1a
ran a good second with 62s, while T.
Oliver of Brooklyn came next with VA. he
had three scores all over 200.
Eddie Crum led the Rosevjlle BOWERS
getting 5S5, or four pins better than Ol0-
Zaga. Pierson got 543 and Van Ness 900
L. c. Stevens Of New Brunswick got oo4 +,
The scores of the three highest teams IN
each squad Of the two-man class anu ZIG
individual scores follow:
The Scores.
Z
pier Chicago LILO; Kiene and Chalmers, Chi
cago, 1855; buchanan and Caldwell. Philadelphia
Second squad Poehlmann and Holman. Bslt d
more, LAO; Kumpf and Graf, Buffalo. LIZ;
Wolfe and Wolfe. Chicago 1851. ,.,..
and Kracke New York, 1.1os.
1,ies; Myer and Pearson, Newark. LAO; ondnot
and Shitier, Reading. LOSE.
Fifth sQuad-McCann and Lungren, Philadelpnla'
1,1o5; Wood and Van Ness. Newark 1852: Sim
melink and Gordes. Brooklyn. 1,01.
$50; F. Reed Ssv 2oa SIS
532; H. kumpf. Buffalo, 40; W. " Thompson
Chicago ss s ca BSsdsho baltimore
Squad Wv Burton. New Brunswick. N. J..
York, 51s; a \. BrucK. Chicago, So G. Kumpf,
Buffalo, 40; G. Keppler Chicago, 80: F. Hob
squad 81 Harlans, New Brunswick N. J..
s7s; G. Fisher, Chicago 52s leo, Laher wS New
York, o69: H. LARK, baIIiniore, ~, u, T W,naS
Chicago. $50; F.. Degen, Buffalo. 557; u. WOOD
COB.
Squad W Walters New York. a 40; c. . ssn
L. K. Snyder Baltimore. 4s7; c. Mccormick. New
Brunswick. n. j.. SOC. ~
564; ]. Kracke New York, 49, c. Eich, Buffalo,
400; A. GingtLbach. Baltimore, sol; c.. Green
valid, New Brunswick, N. j.. 6as; J. Linsner
Squad 6-E Wood, Newark 52s;. H. cadieu
New York, $780, W. Cordes, Brooklyn, 54S; A.
Walters Baltimore, 495.
Squad 10 Van Ness. Newark, 533: 7. olive yer
BROOKLYN 624: l. NJ. Henderson. New York. $50:
Roy Vermule Newark, N. j., 439 H. Simmelink
Brooklyn, 4S7.
Squad sc. Meyer, Newark. n. j.. SOP; E: W.
Burkhart, New York, 421; R. Cunning, Brooklyn
SOL
Squad &c. Pierson. Newark, N: j.. 54a; E.
Schiuter, Brooklyn, 49, W. Meyer, Brooklyn, 40