Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-12

at the Annual CITY Bowl
ina Tournament.
SCHEDULE or GAMES FOR WEEK
Commercial LeaEue,
KEYT's ALLEYS
Monday Omaha Bikes against Pete
Lochs
Tuesday-st James against Franks Colts
Thursday-o Brien's Monte Christos
against Brodegaard Crowns.
Friday-Luxus against Andy Frck & Son.
Omaha LeaWue.
FRANCISCO ALLEYS
Tuesday MeCord- Brady Advos against
Robertson's Reios against wroth's spe-
clals
Tbursday-A Hospe q Co. against letter
Gold Tops.
j. S Cross against Metz Brothers.
Metropolitan League.
KEYTs ALLEYS.
Monday-Pats Comets against lndepend-
ents.
Tuesday--Andy's Colts against Postoffics
Sluggers
Wednesday -Harvsy's Colts against Diets
Athletic club
Thursday Beselins Mixers against Derby
Friday Maneys sunklst against Idle
wilds
Magic city League.
CARLOW ALLEYS SOUTH OMAHA.
Monday-Hughes Paint Co. against J. B.
Watkins e. Co
Wednesday-Cu Cubs against Omaha
Packing company.
Friday-Msrtin letters Tigers against
GarlOw's Colts.
Booster League.
FRANCISCO ALLEYS.
Monday Yousem Colts against Peoples
store.
Mazeppas against storz Malts.
Friday-Omaha Rod and Gun club against
Ruffner Tailoring company.
Rangers against Omaha Bedding Co,
Mercantile League.
FRANCISCO ALLEYS
Monday--Q. M. D. against Kamos
Tuesday-A. o. u. W No. II against Hart
ieys Colts.
wedneaday-U. S. Cleaning Co. against
Metropolitans.
Thursday Equitable Life against Carpen-
ter Paper Co
Friday-Ak-sar-B ens against Onimods.
Crescent League.
KEYTs ALLEYS.
Wednesday -Pharmaoy Seniors against
Pharmacy Juniors.
rhursday-U s. National Tellers against
U; q National Rangers.
Fitday-U. s. National Boosters against
Creighton Dentals.
POstOffIce League.
kEYTS ALLEYS.
As per schedule
Never before in the history OF the Ameri-
Bowling congress did the Omaha bowlers
roll In such remarkably good form as in
the tournament just held at St. Louis
Their bowling was OF a sensational char
acter and furnished the spectators with the
only interest and enthusiasm that was ap-
parent during the last few days OF the
tournament. The applause they received
by the hands OF the many present helped
L.. A.
10 the Gate city. which Is now heraIded as
containing the best ten pin men TO be
found IN the Missouri valley.
The Metz Brothers team, which is known
by the best men throughout the entire
country and one that is looked upon as
always having a chance, did much to-
wards bringing the big slice of the prize
money to the city.
In the double event Neale and sprague,
and Conrad and Denman both had good
chance TO establish a high mark for this
event In the tournament, but through
sheer hard luck and bad case OF rattles
with the latter pair the opportunity was
thrown away. However both teams fin
ished we'll up in the prize money, while
Hammond and Anderson also came In for
slice OF the coin.
In the five men event out OF the three
teams entered two, the Metz brothers and
Storz Triumphs. finished above the 400
mark which landed them among the win
ners, which is the first time more than
one team from omaha has won in an A.
b. c. tournament.
in The singles Neale and Blakeney fin
ished above the 900 mark with Hammond
and Friteher shooting just few pins be-
hind.
Athourb r,an., cttfos 49,, , .r-s,,. 49,.
amount of the prize money than Omaha,
yet for the number of entries in the tourn-
Ament, this city led the entire field In
the average amount per team entered and
this In spite OF the fact that Chicago
teams finished in the first five places In
the five men event and the first place in
singles, Omaha with. three teams won
Sos, an average OF Sl56. Chicagos sixty
seven teams won 1884, or an average OF
Sl26i Columbus six teams won 1922 an
average Of Sl0i Cincinnati. seventeen teams
won SOS, an average OF $50; Cleveland 8
won $50, an average OF so; Louisville
won 500. an average OF $50: Cleveland.
seven teams won SsoS, an average OF S44;
and Milwaukee With thirteen teams won
Siss, an average Of 81 This is a most re-
rnRrkable showing and has very seldom
been oqualed In the big tournament.
Nets Team strOnE.
The members of the Metz Bros team
had an average OF lS7 per man in each
event, better average than they have
right here on their home alleys which
shows conclusively that they were bowling
in rare form.
Every regular member OF the storz team
rolled 500 or better total in each event,
their totals running very close together
Rel u-tN H..
game Of the double and single events.
published Tor the first time here
Doubles.
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