Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-15
ANOTHER BOWLING RECORD
Robert Meninger, sr., Raises Indi-
vidual Mark to $50. $40
OFFICERS WILL BE REELECTED
Executive Committee Formally Nom
mates Present stan for Another
YeaF-ScOres of Yester-
days Games.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 14.-In the Individual
bowling yesterday Robert Meninger,
sr., of Detroit scored Cos. a new record, the
previous high score being 667. by Ray
Stoke of Chicago.
The executive committee decided this
afternoon TO recommend the reelection of
President August Hermann and the other
executive officers.
The following is a list of the nominees
whose names will be presented to the con-
gress convention:
observation-disclosures Hermann.
First Vice PTesident-Ed Meyers.
Second Vice President-Adam Hahn.
Third Vice President-F. w. Gosewich.
Secretary-A, L. Langtry.
Treasurer-F, l.. Pasdeloupe
Executive Committee-L. ]. Buddenbaum
Indianapolis; Samuel Karpf, Dayton, o.;
Otto Best, Milwaukee; Z. G. Hills Cleve-
am anG Fetts u Mheeng aiEHT N9uS1e W. v1 * phil %i
npps, st. Louis, Mo. c. A. Nichols, Kan
sas City, Mo; G. A. Metger. Allegheny,
The other business at the session Of the
executive committee was the examination
Of credentials and auditing of accounts.
The new amendment TO the constitution
with reference TO the additional duties OF
the secretary as tournament secretary was
changed so as to read that his compensa-
tion should be 1900, instead of per cent
OF the gross receipts from entry money.
The first session Of the congress will be
held Friday.
The Greater Bellevilles of Belleville. Ill,
were high on the Il o'clock shift here to-
night, bowling 2,699.
Baschang's Five OF Cincinnati are still
high with 2.76O Kiene and Chalmers of
Chicago are high in doubles with 1.254.
TwO-Men Team Scores.
On the third two-men shift. Cleveland,
Saginaw, Kansas City and Indianapolis en-
tered the lists against Detroit. The high
scores were:
Everhardt and Vogl, Kansas City,. 1,1O9
Rebel and Hubbard, Cleveland ........ lib
Berner and Leap, indianapolis. ......... l,lld
Bigelow and JOY, Cleveland. ........,..... LILO
Bentley and Lowe, Kansas City,. LOS
Johnson and Cooney, Saginaw .......... l,OSl
On the fourth shift of two-men teams
this afternoon the top scores were:
Charles and salberg, Cleveland......., 119.
| Bennett and Griebel, Cleveland. LA
| sondheimer and Trope, Cleveland, ....- l,l3s
Knoll and Prouty, Cleveland. d............ l,lS5
Hills and Grouber Cleveland. .......... l.lOs
Leaders in the fifth shift were:
Hoffman and Frey, Cleveland. ......... ]. 246
Welsh and Diebel, Youngstown........ III.
sutton and Lungquist, Youngstown. .... l,15o
Scneur and Smith. Cleveland .......... liz
4 McCandloss and McKurtt, Saginaw. 1.JSs
individual scores.
The five highest scores Of the first two
shifts OF individual events are as follows:
X. Mennenger. ST., Detroit .........,.... 6G9
William Spickett, Detroit ................ GO
W. Miller, Detroit ..-..................... coo
l. Thompson, Detroit .................... 5S3
Fred Gebhart. Detroit .....-..,...-..,,... bls
The fifteen highest scores in four shifts
of Individual events are:
W. Brown, Detroit ....................... 627
w. Schultz, Detroit t......-...-........-... 6l7
X. Haler, Kansas City .................. Co
G. Lowe, Kansas City .................... 60i
| j. Haspaska, Cleveland .................. Gl3
| @. WhltemaTsh, Detroit ................. C59
]. Bauer Detroit .......................... 5g7
NJ Hotchkiss. Detroit ....................I 5gi
+. Dunn, Detroit .........................I b91
q. Blum, Kansas City ................... $50
! J. COppersmith. Detroit ........,......... ga