New-York tribune., 1909-05-28

The .Corirthian team No. s broke the National
Bowling Association record TOR hve-man teams by
rolling a total 2.Sss for three games In the con
tiuuation or the big tournament at Madison Square
Garden yesterday The previous record was s93
made in Rochester last year by the Brunswicks.
of New York. The worlds record In this class is
held tv The Lipmans. Of Chicago. who rolled ? So
in Piusbarg This yeaE
The Coruth7u Bowling club. which is the lars-
est organization devoted exclusively to bowling in
the world. swept down on the Garden last night
- watch its eight fve-man teams upset the pins
and &, brought several hundred constituents with
it. While the forty Corinthians were hard work
on the alleys. the remaining members and sup
rorters sat In the arena boxes and in the south
stretch arena seats. blowing big tin horns shak-
ing rattlrs and cheering.
II was tie first applause Of any volume that
has been heard since the tournament opened on
Monday night, au5 it served 10 iufuse more ginger
than at any previous time The biggest crowd Of
the week was in attendance. and outside Of the
we'll flied row Of boxes and arena seats crowds
gathered in front Of the rail- so Tat It diff
cult 10 move from one end of the Garden TO the
other.
The Corinthians started the alleys shortly
after O'Clock. The proGramm' said 1t was
"Corinthian Night" and it wes The atmosphere
was Corinthian the seats were Fl led with Corin-
thians and Corinthians asu- al about the
Garden.
There were forty events scheduled. and eight of
these were by the Corinthians. Il was long after
midnight when the last ball had been rolled.
The work of the boys and womeI. dur nE the day
was devoid of interest. only three out Of twenty
women expected reporting at the alleys.
The Cortnthian team No. S, which st the new
mark. made up of five we'll known bowlers,
Billy Linden leading off. with Jimmy Smith, the
greater New York champion, at ;uchpr. Linden
carried off the individual honors W tn three games
all better than 300. with high If 226 and
average of 223. Smith fell off in his bird game
with 169 after bowling 2O3 and 2l2.
Paul Loetje. Of this city, worked nto second
place in the singles with a total or 6l2 for three
games. good performai ce with two
games over 200. II gave him second place in the
race. only two pins behind H. Miller. With total
os GA
AIf Bonadas, of Brooklyn. also BOWED well and
moved into fourth place in the singles with a
total SIC.
Charles V Gilbert. who with Albert Franz holds
the two-men championship of the West. reached
the Garden yesterday with his team that is to
compete later. He said he would endeavor TO get
a match OF some sort during the tournament With
William Y. Thompson. captain and pilot of The
Thompson Colts. Gilbert said he would be salts
fled with match for the best three out OF five
hve out of nine. or six out of eleven games lie
will also approach other stars with view to ar
ranging matches
Gilbert rolled match with Johns last night and
won six out of ten games oddly enough, Johns
had the better average. getting a mark Of 1875 to
l92 for Gilbert.
Inc detalI OF the new association record made by
Corinthian Team No 8 follows:
CORINTHIAN NO. 8
William Linden. ..............-
Louis Stein ...-.....-.....- T6R
Frank Reed -................. No.
!; VAN t,t l57 1S7
Totals .......................9 96s oe4 ose
Grand total-.......- ....... .......... S9S
The leading scores yesterday in the singles and
two-men tournament follows:
SINGLES.
Paul Loetze New York Gao
All Bonadas Brco6tyu. . SfIs
E. kccnler. York .......-. '--'''- ee eto
z Meyer, New YORK.. ''''- SsS
J. Giescnen, New York. .'''' 80
X. d. Gerka. New York. .......... -. ''' so
9. Gutenberg. New York ........ . 80 2sI
Harry Bucholz. New ork ............... ' 80
J. Mcnamara, Brooklyn ........-...
g : Curtis. Paterson.
l. Rand. New York. .--....--.. ''-'- 80
TWO-MAN.
Allison and koehler. New York ........... 15o
Baker ana tirah New York : ISI
3obbe and Bucholz. New York ..............- fIa
Sanford Michael. New York......... iay
smith and Wright. Paterson. ............ ioo
Gutenberg Nev