The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-05
CHAMPIONS ARRIVE.
Confident OF
NEW RECORDS
Lipman and 0Leary Elves Get in
From Chicago To Bowl Saturday
Night-special Train for Windy
City Contestants.
Big Teams Rolling Saturday Night.
Many Good Scores Made in Fri.
day Nights Competition.

Two teams that have won A. u. c.
bowling tournaments in past years
were in the delegation OF Chicago
bowling enthusiasts that arrived m
Detroit. per special train. Saturday.
The lipmans made the great record
OF 9G2 last year, while The O Learys
have tournament record OF 2,Sl9.
These are the stars OF the Chicago
bunch.
#. With thirteen teams from Chicago
rolling SATURDAY evening. big crowd
from Pittsburg and scattering teams
from other outside towns SATURDAY
evenings games should be the moss
exciting OF the tourney so tar. In
fact. il is not unlikely that the record
for the 1910 tourney viii be set at thls
time
At least. the Chicago and Pittsburg
men viii ieaye "A few marks behind for
the succeeding bOwlers 90 shoot at
during the remainder OF the competl-
tiun. There will bee another biz Chit
cage invasion AT the end OF next week.
with q few teams from the Windy city
dropping IN at odd times
Sunday Viii also be lively day AZ
the boNiers who shoot in the hge-men
events Saturday night go on the alleys
Sunday for The individual and doubla
events. There will be spirited com
petition among De alley sharps of the
Chicago teamS ANA inter-city matches
With the Pitsburgers and other eX-
perts now IN the city will lac the ruls
on the tournament alleys for the next
day cor TWO. Some big money games
are already discussed
Friday Big Day.
Friday was big day AT the WAYNE
Gardens. The list Of ten high scores
Ia each event suffered material
changes an along the line. Four teams
from Ohio and Nebraska grabbed tho
first -four places ia the doubles. y.
Frohnauer of Columbus jammed his
way into fourth place in the individual
standing with 632 aud had lot OF
hard luck ga his third game at that.
getting only III after having ass in
his first two games
The evening bowling brought five
new teams into the select list anon:
fve-men teams. The big scores were
as follows krolmaus. Cincinnati.
2.I20; Lord Lister. Chicago. 2.709;
Washingtons, Washington. Pa. 2,70S:
Orienis. Cleveland 27o2; Old Land.
marks, Columbus , 1893
There were eight 600 scores rollet
Tn the individual events Friday.
Hioh Scores n Doubles.
The good work dore TINS morning 80
". Han and !. v lane p1t them mo
second place with - score OF l19G.
which IS only scNeu points behind tho
leader, J Cook and S.. Greuson. 9s
Sebring. Ohio WAC hold taat position
with Los pins
Lee Sheperd ami " Sutton also
were hitting the pins some THIS morn.
ing, for ,hey rciiej themselves into
'hrd place with score OF List
u is thoroughly expected tAat none
of me records now standing viii have
Inc hOnors whom the standings are
posted Monday mcIning There ato
many crack aggieEatlons "a bowl Sat.
iurGay night and it VIII be surprising
! Ii some hcw marks are NOT set.
Chicago hooters Coming.
The router5 who are coming with
the OLeaiys have requested that
large number OF seats directly behind
the alleys which their favorites arc
lolng 10 use be saved for them.
Last year AZ PittsUug The decoration
committee decorated the hall green In
honor OF the OLearys
II is pretty safe bet that besides
+ the bowling anyone who takes I'm The
tournament Saturday night will have
fthe time OF their lives watching those
ruoters and listening 20 the fife ana
/ drum CORPS. which is credited, by
those who know from experience. with
great Wotk
Another delegation arrived from
Pittsburg Saturday morning. four
nouns benind time There arc 20
five-men teams and altogether the
PIttsburg bunch, who filed two Pull
mans on The way over. are n form J.
gblc looking -rowd
with them are the Hartmans. tho
leader Of the Metropolitan league ia
Pittsburg