The evening world., 1909-03-12

At a rous,ng meeting held by tn"
Evening World juvenile Bowling Club
No. s in the big clubroom OF the River
side alleys, One Hundred and Twenty
NTH street and seventh avenue, last
night. the organization was perfected
and the boys will start their practice
games on the private club alleys Mon
day evening. when any other boys who
desire may become members The boys
Of this club are from sixteen TO nine
teen years OF age, thirty being present
last night.
The enthusiasm awakened by the fine
looking lot OF youngsters aroused Henry
LAnkenau, First Vice-Presdent Of the
United Tournament Company Who was
present. TO say! Il want TO call that
wager OF Treasurer Fred Schwartz,
that the CLUB No. :. at the Superha,
Brooklyn, has mortgage on The Eve
ming World diamond medal repres Mt
Ing the world juvenile bowling cham
plonship We have boys In Club No. d
who will not only win the diamond
medal, but one or two OF the others as
we'll"
Charley Snyder veteran bowler and
Membership Secretary Of the y. y. b. a."
who was also present, said. Tile Eve
ming World Is doing more for the ten
pin game OF the future by promotins
this tournament than anything that has
happened in many years. wouIdn I be
surprised to see thirty teams Of boys
In the big tournaments next year. ana
the alley owners will he falling over
themselves to secure their entries as q
big attraction. Why, / would give q
dollar any time 70 s." the boys tol.
against the veterans and ! wouldn't bee
surprised to see the BOYS win
Pin Boys Organize.
A very interesting feature Of the tour
nament has developed in the CORE
spondence from an Evening World club
organized at Donahue's Bowling ACad-
envy, in Paterson rs pin boys, Frank
Canning. President Of tie CLUB, senis
in list Of members MS follows. IL 10Y
Crocito, Thomas Tou.ry, tto:s" Sc.
George Anderson, ,u1art com ".h
George Dogert, Manuel philips,
Thomas Toomey, Nirc.a, Stona, Oliver
Branchfeld and John royues. Nay one
might think that Il pin hoy would know
how 10 bowl but the Pace son CIub has
engaged its own instr TO: ~ George
Brunt. That looks as Trough the Jrr-
sey boys were coEiug over to tie Car
den in proper form t. win the diamond
medal.
That the alley owners are doing all
In their power TO make .c tournament
q big success is indicated D. the
thoughtful care and attention given to
the boys At the Pa,tlmc, Third ave
nue. and Ei-hty-fourth street ferd
Meier has erected huge bulletin huElu
on which Is pasted every day all the
clippings from The Evening World
bearing upon the tournament
Bert Bergman ono Hundred and Sis
teenth street and LeuOE avenue, is
planning some sort OF surprise to
spring uron his brother alley owners
In the shape of big club organ cation
to be.perfecttd at two meetings ne,d At
these alleys next Monday afternoon
and evening, to which al bowIegS be-
tween fifteen and nineteen years Of
age are invited The club viii be or
ganized in two sections, 10 bowl after
Moons and evenings, and Mr. Bergman
says 1t will not only he the largest but
also have the best bowler,
Notes About Our Boys.
Leroy HaGadnm. c'elisen wears. Pres.
dent o, Club NJ H. rolled tie hlgn score
u ZIG at the superb o. H." 'lrs' prIctra.
Harry Conn and Gus Meier club No. Z.