The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17
ROLLERS READY
TO ENTER FIELD
FORH|CH HONORS
Richmond Bowling Team
Off to Enter National
Iourna m en- t.
GET NEW UNIFORMS
BEFORE e HEY GO
Manager Whitman Thinks Five
Will Land Place Against Best
in Country-Will Be Salts
fled if Showing Is Credit
able-One Individual
to Try.

The Richmond bowling team will
leave tomorrow for Baltimore, where
1t will take part in the worlds Bowl
ing Tournament. The local team has
been selected from the old players.
who are all good ones, and who have
been playing together for the past
ten years. This team was organized
in the fall CT 1893, under the name OF
the Old German Team, and has made q
remarkable record III its career.
The team has played match games
in many southern cities. 1t has al
ways made a fine showing, and has
captured many trophies. This Will be
the first time Virginia has sent a
team TO participate in the national
event, and the Virginia association Is
expecting big things.
The following Will be the lineup:
Williams. captain; Whitman. Splitting,
Sutterlin. Kobe, Bliley ard Blair. All
OF the players are classed in the Ma
tionai Bowling Association as class a
bowlers and this shows they rank
with the best in the country. The
Baltimore Tournament Company has
given Richmond high rank In the
schedule, owing to the fact that Rich
mond Will be the only Southern city
represented
New Uniforms Received.
The new uniforms have been re-
ceived, and will be: blue trousers
white shirts, black ties and white
shoes, and make a fine showing. the
National Tournament this year VIII
exceed and previously held, as there
which will be highly polished and dec
and more than 700 teams. In all.
there viii he about $4,000 bowlers IN
line to compete for the high honors'
The Garage Building, where the tour
nament will be held, is the largest
bowling palace in the world, and con-
tains forty eight up-to-date aileSs'
which will be highly polished and dec,
Grated for the occasion. Ihere VIII
be continuous bowling from 1880 a. NJ
until . A NJ, during the three Weeks
of the tournament, and the puniics WIZ
have the opportunity to see all the
worlds champions In ACTON.
special permit has been granted
hy the BOARD of Police Commission
ers allowing bowling until o'clock IN
the morning.
80 Team in Good shape.
THE Richmond team has made an
excellent showing in all. the practice
games. and Manager Whitman Is con.
t,dent that all the players Will hoid
their own against fast company. BAR,
lof Richmond, will be the only indivlo-
nal bowler in Virginia who wiil enter
against the champions
The following Is a complete record
81 teams entered from the dtnerent
cities: -, ,,a.
The teams competing Rsemen are fea glxeh two e
TOW: City, STATE saa ei'nd irI ~
men Baltimore tana,5s IN Nd. 81. g. So.
New York 81, 81, lsI.
Phiiadelphia Pa. Is, A, 81
Rro ssiST,o n y ). e. - . 50 a. q u.s.
Newark, N. j., s, Is, "A.
Buffalo. N. Y. s, IL, ~.
Paterson, n. J., 8, 8, 10.
Long Island City, n. Y. 2. s, IL.
Reading, Pa, 2, 5. r.
New Haven. Conn, .. II.
Plainfieid, N. j.. 2, 5. 9.
Richmond Va, i. y. /.
New Rochelle; Conn, I. =. $.
Passaic, N. j., l, 8,
Boston. Mass. l, 3. 8.
Hartford, Conn, /, 3, g..
Baldwinsville. N. y, !. 3. 6.
Monticello, n. Y, !, 3, 6,
Elizabeth. n. j., !, 3, IS.
Chicago H.. Z, 4, AS.
Red Bank, N. j.. 1 3, g.
Trenton, N. j., I, 8, s.
New Castle Pa. !, 3. s.
Huntington, w. Va, 1. 3, s.
Cincinnati, o., l, g., 5.
indianapolis, Ind, I. 3, s.
Meridian. Conn, !. 8. o.
Rochester, N. Y, l, 8, 3.
Jersey City, N. j., !, 3, A.
Allentown, Pa, l. 3, 4.
Waterbury. Conn. 4, IS.
cleveland o.. 1, 2, 4.
Wilmington. Del. l. AZ
Newburgh. N. -. y, 2, 8.
Carlisle, Pa, l, l, ..
Chester, Pa, 2. A.
IIninptown. Pa, !, 2. l-eS III