The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
FAMOUS BONDS ARE
EAGER TO GET
NEW H0N0Rs
1908 Champions Are Stars of Teams
That Roll Thursday Night-Sagi-
nav. Toronto and Milwaukee
Bowlers Roll Same Evening
F. M Broughton, OF Detroit, Made
Best Showing Among Bowlers Wed
nesday-syracuse Elks Strong.

Two sets OF hye.men teams roll IA
the national bowling tournament at the
Wayne Garden Thursday evening AM
the list includes some noted pin-sp.i'-
ters Foremost in the lot are the
sonds OF Columbus. captained by hl1
Selbach. the former Washington out
neller SelEach is some bowler him'
sell. having won the doubles champion
ship one wear with another Columbus
bowler beside belonging 90 the nFe-
men team that carried on chief non
CTS in 1908.
Tho Bonds have tournament rec
ORD OF more than $500 and tney arc
looked 10 as likely 10 be new leaders
after their attempt Thursday even
inc. Il is a cosmopolitan crew Win
whom they roll however, the cities
represented i'm the one evening being:
Detroit, Cleveland. Saginaw. Roches-
ter. Columbus, Saginaw, Toronto,
Beaver. pa. 'rerre Haute. Marshal
town Ia. Bellaire, O., Milwaukee, East
So. Louis Toledo. Cincinnati anu
Omaha
That is about all that is required 70
show that this is really national
bowling tourney Saginaw pin knights
come in bunch, six teams from thai
city rolling in the : o'clock squad.
The singles and doubles for the day
bring out some OF the best Detroit
howlers along with a lot OF the Wis
itors.
May Reduce Adm ssion.
A proposal was made az the meet.
ing Of tho executive committee Of the
bowling congress Wednesday after
noon that the admission 10 the grand
stand be reduced as far as the bowl
crs are concerned BoWlers now have
10 pay 10 cents TO get in 10 see the
other fellows roll The Detroit meE.
who are az the Wayne Garden every
DAY. figure that this is too much. AMI
their objections have reached the
point OF being noted II is likely that
a ruling may be made giving the bowl
crs admission al five cents.
Two plans which are shaping no
for the meeting OF the congress are
Che abolition of the doubles event and
the naming OF a committee each yeat
to select the tournament city for the
following year. There is opposition 10
the shortening of the event by throw
ing out the doubles among the bowlers
and this is likely to fail of passage.
A Boy Champion.
Hamilton Patterson. OF the Belle
vile. III. team has a kid brother o:
whom he Is proud. Patterson is
ball player. as are many of the crack
bowlers, and las been with the 81
louis Cards. the Chicago Whitesox
and the p1ttsburg teams. This year
ne is with the CHATTANOOGA Southern
,eaguss team sa-s--a.e...s..a
If there were such a thing as a II
year-old championship, my little
brother Willie would. have il without
a struggle says tlIe elder Patterson.
He can roll an average OF $50 for
season. With enough double century
scores TO class up with any OF en-.
would like to fird a kid anywhere that
can touch him"
Match Games On.
Max Drossman and Joe Bauer were
The centers OF interest on the practice
alleys Wednesday evening. They had
match with Mauer and Rautenberg,
IF Syracuse, which they won, getting
$25 thereby Then Bauer bowled with
Rautenberg and lost the rubber game
in an extra frame.
Two of the Winnipeg Venice team
got set totaling 1.171 on the practice
alleys. II they had only been able to
do that on the regular alleys!
5rouehson Was Good.
f. NJ. Broughton, of Detroit. was the
star among the individual bowlers
Wednesday. Rolling three consistent
y good games. he got a total OF G25.
Temporarily, this means fourth place.
Others who got over the 600 mark
were; Oulette and Bergman, OF CHI
Cago. and NJ. Meyers. of Cleveland.
by rolling 2,7S7 the Syracuse Elks
put themselves in second place among
tie fiye-men teams Cor the time. Rau-
tcnberg got Pa in the middle game.
which was the classiest score OF the
day. Greenwalds. u Akron. won at
tefition b. getting a total of 272Q.
TEN HIGH SCORES