The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
BOWLING TOURNEY
ENTERS ON ITS
FINAL STAGE
ST. Louis Chosen for 1911 Tourney
and Officers Elected as Nominated
Five Days of Bowling Remain
Before 1910 Tournament Ends.
Fridays Squads Put Up Some New
Marks Among the High Tens
81 Louis and Chicago Tonight.

WAYNE GARDENS, March l2-
Well the legislative end OF the Amer
lean Bowling Congress is finished.
At the session vi the congress Friday
afternoon ST Louis was given the
1911 tournament by vote OF 81 10
"a Tor Buffalo This after much clio
queuCc had been spilled
All was harmony with regard TO the
election OF officers except that the
putshur. delegation insisted on the
election OF Ben Phillippi ON the exc
Cutiye committee. The committee
was stretched to 10 members and all
was Well again President Robert
II Bryso OF indianapolis. Secretary
4 l.. I.angtrl OF Milwaukee and
Treasurer Frank Pasdeloup OF Chi
CagO were reelected by acclamation
II was the weight or the Chicago
vote that decided the place of holding
the next tournament The Wind
city howlers Topped 10 81 Louis sup
port and IL VAS all over
Some Good Teams Left.
There are hye days more of bowl
ing and some very strong teams are
left ~ the competition Saturday
night the ST Louis bowlers 40 on in
"A bunch. There are IL OF them i'm the
first squad but they are not Worrying
over thar \ delegation composed
mostly OF Chicagoans follows them.
with some strong teams included
sunday night the Philadelphia bowl
ers and those from Buffalo will get a
lot OF attention. Jimmy Smith viii
De here with the Floss team from Bur
ft - V,ft
a big total Monday night finds a lot
OF Detroit teams on the alleys with
other teams from scattered cities and
on Tuesday night the City League
teams have the alleys almost entirely
To themselves There will De biz
following Of rooters 10 cheer them
on 10 efforts 10 break into the select
ranks. H. individual and double
events run through Wednesday.
Fisher Goes Home.
Glenn Fisher. although winner in
The individual event so far and sure
OF a big slice OF prize money. has not
gained much as result OF his trip
here. Tic was taken into camp agair
by Mort Lindsay OF New York Friday
IN a money match. Lindsay getting
ON'i Ahf NV MAIN III uNt SdIutS anu
rolling 1919 In the other two. Slowing
his tooth brush carefully in his suit
case. Fisher took the night train for
Chi
President Bryson had his turn on
the alleys Friday night. with the
Marion team. Admirers presented
him with a big bouquet and he drew
the 40 split on the first ball
II
OF work on the alleys Friday. The
team got a total OF 2.s02 pins in It's
evening exercise, which IL good for
second place, so far This in spite OF
the fact that Leigh had 40 and 1873
In two or his games and Petersen only
l49 in one Wood and Leigh OF this
team also took second place in the
doubles with 222.
Wood has an excellent chance for
the individual prize getting 1856 I'm
the five and twomen events so far.
with his individual games still 10 be
rolled
Louie Franz OF Cleveland. a noted
bowler who had gone badly I'm his
team events. redeemed himself i'm the
individual: event with Gal. which puts
him in tie for sixth place with Max
Drossman. y Hess OF Aurora takes
eighth place with $40. II Moss OF
Cincinnati got 626.
Two Cleveland teams. Nitschke and
Gilbert and I.equesne and Reade~.
rolled into tie for tenth place m
the doubles with ll90 scores