Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-23
BOWLING RECORDS COMPILED
National and Worlds Best Scores Are
Put Together for Bowlers.
INTEREST IN THE RECORDS
BOwlers VIII BE Pleased to Know in
Advance of the Big Tournament
what Marks They VIII
Have to shoot At.

NEW YORK, May 2.-For the first time
in many years a list of national and
worlds bowling records have been com
piled. Since the organization Of the Ma
tional Bowling association on April 10. 1906.
new records have been made both in and
out of competition. AS the third annual
tournament OF the national association is
only a rev days away, the following rec
ords are interesting:
NATIONAL WORLDS RECORDS.
High Individual score: George Dagner.
Manhattan, 279. in n. B. A. tournament,
High individual total for five games
Arthur Wengler, Chicago. Ill. COZ. In A. r
C. tournament, Cincinnati, o, 1908.
High two-men. single game: John No
Guirk and John Grady, Paterson. \. J
in N. r. A. tournament, Rochester, y. Y
1sOS-523.
High two-men, three-game total: Nc
Quick and Grady. same time and place-3lS
High ftve-men. three-game total; Lip
mans. Chicago, Ill. 1852 in A. Il. c. tourn-
ament, P%ittsburg. Pa. 1909.
High five-men. single game: Bonds. Co
lumbus. o.. t,066 in A.. r. c. turnament,
Cincinnati, o.. 1908.
High individual average in all events
John ]. VOORHEES,, Brooklyn 1856 for nine
games. (21S 40 averaged, in N. r. A. tourn-
ament, Atlantic CITY, N. J.. 1907.
Oh Or iii NAllON AL
BOWLING ASSOCIATION.
Individual: 1907. G. F. sauer, Manhattan.
e57; 1908, Frederick Schwartz, Brooklyn,
697.
Two-men: 1907, John Nelson and Walter
Tuthill, Brooklyn, l,22O; 1908, John Nc
1873.
Five-men: 1907. Corinthians, Manhattan,
2.s14; 1908, Brunswicks, Manhattan. 1888.
All around: 1901. John J. VOORHEES,,
Brooklyn. 1856. mine games); 1908. w. L.
Brdmann, Brooklyn. 1888, mine games).
OTHER WORLDS RECORDS.
INDIVIDUALS.
Open. three. games William e. Roach,
| Academy alleys, Wilmington. Del. 200, 300.
2e9; total. $50; average 2s9:s; ds06). Six
| games: Maurice c. WYman, Columbia al
leys. New York. 345, 27S. 257. 226: total. 1,543
average, Riverside alleys, New York, lis,
d9O9l.
Tournament three games; Charles schae-
der, Amphion alleys, Brooklyn, 261, 279, 2B;
average, 271h; d@0O. Six games: Charles
! Schaeder. Amphion alleys, Brooklyn, 2S6,
255, 267, 279, 2S3, 2S2; total, 1887; average,
256 lie; $500.
seventy-five games: Fred p. Egelhoff,
Palace alleys, Brooklyn; average 2So29;
| Q9O6).
Greatest number of 300 scores: John Kos
| ter. New York, ~.
Highest women's score; Mrs. Nellie Les
| ter, Lennon alleys, New York. 2U; $3.50.
Two-MEN.
] open: NJ. C. Wyman and F. I. Diede-
rick, Columbia alleys, New York. 5S5, n9G).
Tournament McGuirk and Grady Of
Paterson. N. j., in N. B. A. tournament,
Rochester. n. Y. 523; 0S0). Three games;
McGuirk and Grady. same place and time
1913.
THREE-MEN.
Open: Mortimer Lindsey. Glenn Riddell,
Alex Dunbar, Columbia alleys. New York
757: QsOS).
Tournament Harlem Circle Trio, Harlem
Circle alleys, New York, 1855; d9Oa).
FIvE-MEN.
Open, tall wooden BALLS: Algonauins,
New York, Columbia allays, New York,
ITS; Q9O6). Three games: BROOKLYN In
stitute team, Grand Central alleys, Brook
lyn: average, 1,126; Q905D. Four games:
Same team and place; average, 1,lei.
Tournament Howard Majors, Chicago
1,207. $500: Koenig and Kaiser team 81
Louis. Mo. t.207, Q9OS); Burkes. st; Louis;
Mo. 1907. 0909). Three games: Howard
| Majors. Chicago. Ill. average LIZA. nS0Sl'
Head pin Roseville A. A, %Iroquois al
legs, Newark, N. j., H5, $50.
OTHER NATIONAL BOWLING Asso-
CITATION RECORDS.
Individual high score: George Dagner,
New York, Rochester, 279.
Individual total, three games: Fred
Schwartz, Brooklyn, Rochester, 697.
Two men, single game: McGuirk and
Grady, Paterson, N. j., Rochester 52S.
Two-men. three-game. total: Same team
and place, 1,3lS.
Five-men. single game; Keller rive Pater-
SON, n. j., Rochester, 1860
Five-men, total three games; BrunsWloks
New York. Rochester, 2.S93.
High Individual average, all events; JONI
J. VOORHEES,. Brooklyn, Atlantic city 2ls ~
NATIONAL BOWLING ASSOCIATION
TOURNAMENTS.
190-Young's New Pier, Atlantic CITY
N. j., March 25 to April s
1sOS-Genesee Hall, Rochester N H.
March . to IA.
1eOe-New York city. May p TO June T.