The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-11
ST. LOUIS CLAIMS
1871 TOURNEY As
.C|NCHED
Mound City Bowlen Won First Hat.
tie in American Bowling Congrsss
by Defeating Amendment RsQuir-
ing Tournament in February.
Chicago and Indianapolis Teams, In
Guiding Chalmers Detroits, Take
Alleys Friday Evening.

WAYNE GARDENS. March IL
|hoee 81 Louis bowling enthusiasts
Nho are here 10 isud the 1911 A. c.
tournament for their city are very
cnesty Friday They consider that
the vote in the bowling congress
thursday afternoon by which tho
time OF holding future tournaments
WAS placed between Jan. 10 aud
March 10 is victory for them aud
cirches their hold OF the next tourney.
Buffalo's delegation. headed by John
g. Floss. is not disposed TO give 10
yet but promised hard fight for the
event. st Louis had To defeat tn,
proposal NJ opening the tournament on
a Saturday In February 10 have a
chance or winning The new rule al
lows il To open ga January gives them
plenty OF time
Detroit 6owlers Commended.
That the present tourney in ths
Wayne Gardens is the best ever was
the burden of several speechs in the
initial session OF the congress Thurs
day Milton Carmichael welcomed
the bowlers 10 Detroit and Frank pas
dc loup. ol Chicago. replied by telling
just how good the tourney here S
President Buson also complimented
he Detroit men who put the tourney
through
The list OF amendments proposed By
the executive committee went throusl
with very little discussion Strictvr
rules are made for the Keeping OF rec
oIds Reports OF the A Is e. officers
showed The organization in good shape
with fair sum OF money in the treas.
u.y and the men bership increasing.
Second Chicago Invasion.
Chicago teams are here strong on
Friday There are just 20 fvemen
teams from the Windy City on in ta7
evening. the remainder OF the earl
consisting OF Indianapolis teams. Most
noted OF the Chicago teams are the
chalmers Detroit five OF that place.
who recently won an international
contest AT st. Paul.
! The New York Brunswicks furnished
most OF the excitement Thursday.
Alex. Dunbar came very close TO head
ing the individuals but just missed
his mark. Getting 233 In his nrst
game and 242 In his second. he had
only 10 count ls5 I'm the third game
TO beat Glenn Fisher. of Chicago and
1873 TO beat Zoellner OF Milwaukee, the
second high man His curve began 20
work badly, however, and he had two
splits In the final game with spares In
other places where he needed strikes.
The Anal frame found him whre ho
had TO get two strikes to beat Fisher
or a strike and spare to beat Zoellner.
Tie got nine pins on the first ball
srared. and got but eight pins on the
Anal ball, dropping into third place
with 656
l.. Czarnecki, OF Toledo. with 62s.
and A. Lewis, OF Canton, with H2G.
we're other high individuals. The
doubles record OF 1876 made by +.
Riddel and Pump. OF the New York
Ave, was high for the day. The fivs-
men teams that rolled In the evening
did rot get into the big money at ali.
Siler, OF Washington. Pa. won lot
az money on the practice alleys. He
heat Jellison, OF st. Louis In several
matches, getting 500 In one, $40 III
another, and 325 Ia a third.
While the Brur swicks, OF New York.
did not get much more than enough
in the tournament rolling to pay their
entry fees and expenses. they are said
to be carrying away lot OF money
won In the match games that have
Teen on ever since they struck town.
OIIvet won the state intercollegiate
basketball title by defeating Adrian.