New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-29
. SMASHES BOWLING MARK
Mortimer Lindsey Sets Worlds
Record for Nine Games.
PUTS THE FIGURES At 2,031
Also Takes Lead in Doubles with
Charles Johnson as His
Partner.
nv rclcrranh IN The Trlbunc. !

Paterson. n J., March 2S.-R Rolling In q
! f. sbion scarcel, eyer seen on any alleys
Mortimer Lindsey ~ New Haven and for.
,,c.,y Of NON. vork established q world :
/ rocord "a, tho national bowling tournamen,
hero carly tonight. Through Sensational
mining in tho doubles this twenty-two-
,oar.ord v,rdor made n total Of 2.O31 pins
IN riro canoe for tho all-arourd title. an
average OF o2j6-o
rlie ocIi,.soe the former u.orId's mari, ot
est made in potrojt b,, Thomas HALEY. q,
flat clt,. IN 1910 "a ro,I es the former
: National Boc.Ii,., Association record Of
o,e rafc b,. Jobr 7 VOORHEES,. Of Brook
lem at ,tlanti. CIV tn 1907
wan, ,,h,,Iog robnson oF New Haven
,,.h,, ,i,, Cooroo e, r,ors,,. r,,iod q world 6
,.,..,r,t -, $50 +, tbo ,.,.o-,par o,erf al
D.,.,,.to -, 80 .. r,r,ror rindeny
lii orc o,o orI go ,,i,bou, q rpiea or n
..,Ii. ,o,au,,,,. 20 - hoo.ino che ,,,or,d,..
i,,.Ii,.;,,,,ai ro,o,.1 ,,,, =, nine ,rhis sausa
,'.,,a, .o,,, -, 20 ,,,.. 80, ,,o,a as rec-
ord bou.o,or for II was NOT n,ode in thc
Individual competition.
tool, Iaad oF Al nire oyer often and
Never. Of Hoboken, In the doubles john
sons support Of his fast going partner was
ordinary, for he was unable TO get strikes
without great eU'r'' lie ro''e' creamy
however.
Lindsey began his remarKaoie "olh WIN
the Elm City Club III the nve-man MIXTURE
last night with total OF osi lot Ihree
games, which with the oS total IN tne
doubles gave him wonderful tound@tioh
Tor the record his average TOT 'he Elm
games was ~ 90 So'''e' ''i''7
heard or IN bowling.
NlslDiE nervous "hen lie went - 'o,' "
MS singles LINDSEY k"pt Pe'Sls'G"uS pia
ing Inc aueys LOT nsh' nead pm 'il'
the pms "ould ilot IAN lo' i'i'' 10 ~ -
done tie recovered reI'Ia' A""'S' Nv"
for his spare work was ma ''' u
curacy' he maze only one ms ~ W..
whole nine games 'nat o',le - -,
gdfns VI 'i.'
"" o'' ''7 80 ,ooa,-,
l"' ''oi'' W
i'''o"
Johnson ..'''''-''''''''' Us 5S 80 90
Totals .....'.-.'''.. '''''.-Aoo 80 ~ LOW
The only other change In the stannlne OIL
the doubles came when NitSchKey ana uru-
Der, Of Cleveland, rolled ll9O, when ueo
for tenth place
Scores were high, as a rule, and other
big totals follow: Franz and Gilbert,
cleveland. 1Iso: zazzali and Dill, Newark,
len. ITaf and Chase. Newark 1,137; Will
Jams and Ranks. Newark. 1.134: Schecker
and Monaghan, New Haven. i,1SS; Hinton
and Frantzel. Newark, 1l53; White and
Book. Uoboken, l,l6O
Joseph West. Of the Royal Canadian BIZ
cvcIc Cbb of Toronto. who won the ma
tionaI individual championship last year in
prff,lo vas taken III on the train lust be-
ta,e 80 or~i,,o, hero to-riyht His illness
,.as rronourced pneumonia. and the cham
l., 40. ., o,co ro,rovad IN st Joseph's
-, T,or.,,ro.o,,. s,,bstituta cam.
80, 49,. -, ,.nio,, I'm ,,l,o Tho sravs
'.,,.,,,,oa
q, -, .,,.. .r,o,, .ba
80" O"''
Iedue'S IL '"7
StoINa' OF Ne" 10TH loi,lms 700 al'u 'tl>
hI'n pi"ce II Is o'i''e w '''l''o!
change leaders at 'IliS s'ase VI 'i'e Coi"p0t
uon' Tor the scores lor the 'ast IL" uay'
nave peeh ihu'H hlsHer IMAM INC "'e'"eo'
stofka's pest Single game was -o''
Arthur Jans"lck' OF New raven roIleu
62I and j. Banks OF Newark "o. Inc Elm
City Club OF New Haven VISITED the aileys
Of the Entire Nous CLUB TINS afternoon anu
competed for special banner oHereo Dy
the club TO the visiting team that rolls the
best score FOR one game Inc team rolleo
1855 and took the lead
With a total Of 2,S49, the Roseville Ath-
etic Association, Of the Athletic League,
rolled into fourth place tonight IN the five
man fixture. The team was composed OF
Elmer +. Wood, d. II. Stanness, Edward
Pierson, William Mofatt and Charles
Meyer. They had an excellent chance TOT