New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-04
Dunbar Beats Smith IN Special
Match at atlantic City.
THE LEADING SCORES TO DATE.
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Atlantic city y. j.. April S.-Bowlers gathered
from far and TO the contestants roll in the
National Bowling Association tournament here this
afternoon and evening In the afternoon Heiles and
Stein. Corinthian pair New York. rolled LIS
in the twO-man. and about the time Siever
and Tricks, aLOtEer New York team totalled l.l2s.
Alden and CeIlers OF Newark. failed TO get better
than 900. No high totals were made
Chief interest centred in the hve-man contests
during the evening There were two squads. max
Ing sixteen teams in all In the first squad the
wei! known O'Learys. OF Chicago. appeared. but
the record holders fniled to get going anu had %
be content with 7.551 The keystone team Of New
Brunswick totalled ASA or a pin less than the
MascOttes. OF Buffalo. The Brunswick 1--WE, o.
In the second squad. which appeared later in the
evening the ROseville Athletic Association
6oWiers. champions of the Athletic League; tns
Imperial hves. of Brooklyn. The ROseville and
nane Of f fSs % meat y White ,o5 shirts with the
Roseyille got two scores better than No. and
nnis.led with a 2.IS9 total, good enough 10 place
Willie the fiVes We're rolling for national honors
before great crowd, another large gathering
rounded Alleys II and L 70 see special match
bar Of Philadeiphia This was for 500, best six
out OF eleven games Fully $50 changed hands on
me NE result and Dunbar beat the peerless one
DTn2a s ageragsd ~, as aFans{ Ss [or Smith NTH
in the East smith got $50 in the fourth game.
but Dunbar came right back with 269, and followed
but the Phsdelphian won the newt and the match
with 259 to 223 The scores follow;
5Sa 81 ss s So 3 ss 10 is ss s is is @ s
The scores in the two-man and individual classes
follow:
Woman Class: Squad 1-Petersan and Peter
SAM Baltimore. LA; Sweeney and Mathues.
Less Smith and Mooney. Philadt mia. LOIS;
Bueholz and J. A; Sanders. New FORK l.elt; West
wood and Wege. youngstown COZ; Christ ana Nc
GALLON. Philadelphia si5 Berger and Keller.
squad Harris and H9ppman. Philadelphia.
Sanders and Munsle. New York l.03O: Kelley and
Mcdowell. Media. Penn. SIS; Baltz and Morgan,
PPh2depsiq1 si5 Xsa aFd Sp s9s Paterson s;
Squad 2-Heiles and Stein, New York. las; Sew
ers and Frscks. New York. I-12s: SchaefIer ana
Philadelphia LOSE; Terry and Sewers. Youngstown,
l.G79: Kehlsdorf and Lunken6erg. New York. Le2s,
Miller and RODGERS. Philadelphia 1,o12; Alden and
Individual-squaa II Medallion OF Phradel-
IL, KahIsdorf Of New York 57s; Dr. r. Hopplan-
OF philadelphia S3S: g. l. CLOVIS. OF Philadelphla.
Of baltimore 572 II Buchoiz Of New YGriz, 49,
Squad 2-S. Rodgers. Of Philadelphia. 54l:
Of New Yor2 4s5 berger GsS Of PhiiadsipSa a
a. Baltz. OF Philadelphia. 541; II. T. Morgan %
!os ge@crs t 81 New rdrf sss OF
Squad S-M Welsh. Of Youngstown. Ohio. 5s4: A
York 81: G. Randall Of New: York 46s G 81
Schaefier q New York 90 G a Meyers OF Baltt-
Squad IN BSrsss Of PaIlsdsIP45ss ssS l
$50 j Bsusy Of ssi5nose sS 81 T. W. j. Lang Of
Villa. Of Paterson " " 49,
Squad 5-WiIliam Terry, Of Youngstown. Ohio
SOi: 4: V. Dunbar. of philadelphia. so: r. Keller
tOS G W. Zcrbach. % Baltimore $780, s. Simon. OF
Paterson. y. j.. 534: J, A Sanders. Of New York.
squad s-I. Sewers Of Youngstown ohio 500;
Wartman. OF Philadelphia 42e: F, e DUNCAN. OF
Philedelphia $50: u Norwood. Of Philadelphia
81 Newark. " J.. 57S,