Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-13

the Cincinnati record Of last year by thirty
five points.
The question agitstinE bovlers at
tending the ninth International tourna-
ment Of the American Bowling con-
gress here tonight IL whether August
Hermann Of Cincinnati, president OF
the association, will accept his old
position. Mr.. Hermann stated today that
he would not. He believes. he said, that
he can do more good for bowling in a
minor office. Should Mr.. Hermann per-
sist in declining, among the men named
to succeed him are Robert Bryson Of In
dianspolis. Frank Pasdelough Of Chicago,
now treasurer, and Edward Meyers of
Washington, d. c., vice president.
over 100 delegates attended the meet
ing today. II was finally decided that
ten pins in the future are TO weigh three
pounds. which is two ounces less. The
use of rosin on shoes while participating
in a national tournament will be pro-
hibited. The executive council was off
cially increased from nine TO fifteen
members. A resolution introduced by
Judge Howard of Chicago providing for
the planning of alleys used for city asso-
citation matches once a year was tabled,
and an amendment that new pins be used
for each squad in national tournaments
was tabled
The place for holding the 1910 tourna-
ment was left in the hands of the ex-
ecutive committee. Three months is al
lowed to make a decision.
scores of FIve-Men Teams.
Today was the heaviest for mat hes
since the tournament opened. The high
est score in the five-men event tonight
was 2,127, made by the Handy Kide Of
adison. Wis.
Following are the scores:
Randy Kids, Madison, WIS.,. 2,7N
Old Landmarks, Columbus .............. 1859
~hTunpars, Cleveland ...."."........ 2679
Dlesel, chicago 2,6O6
syracuse. Syracuse, N. Y........ ESQ
Regulars, Baldwlnsville, N. Y.......... 1852
furniture City, Grand Rapids, Mich. 2.54l
Honing. Cincinnati .................. 26O5
Highest Scores TO Date.
The ten high scores since the tournament
began are:
Individual.
p. Bruggemann, Sioux City, la. .......... e91
-. Peterson, Chicago .................. 6T2
Henry Hoyer, Sioux City .............. 672
FRED Ebert. Milwaukee .................. $50
j. Rosedahl, Chicago .................. 633
Matt Luecker, Chicago .................. $50
William Denny. Philadelphia ............ 6S
r. o. Melay, Detroit ..................... 627
Dan Ward, Chicago ...............,., 627
Plummer, Cincinnati .........,., 627
Following are ten highest scores in the
double events since the tournament opened:
Eick-Novak, Toledo ................. /, POI
Selbach-Collins Columbus .............. 1,l92
SIenler-Garden Cincinnati ............. 1,19O
Braddock, Pau......... 1,179
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mansfield .............. LIS
towards eisser, Buffalo ............, 1859
French. Madison, Wis........... 1,167
Eondheim-Trope Cleveland ............ 1,166
-McCormlck Toledo ............... 1,l6l
F. Shinglehutte-Franksbury McKees
Rocks ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,15s
Five men teams:
Lipmans. Chicago ....-".............. 1852
Melrose, Chicago 2s36
K~londike, Toledo 27g6
Chicago ................ 2754
Blue Ribbons, Buffalo ................... 2.7S9
Brewed Malt, Sioux City, Ia............ 2,T36
Marion NO. 2. indianapolis ............ 2,7S1
Randy Kids Madison, Wis............. 2727
PlaZa, Baltimore 2725
Marion NO. ], indianapolis .............. 2,719