New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26
JIMMY SMITH IN
LEAD OF BOWLERS
Makes Bid to Retain the All
Around Champion
ship Title.
HIS SCORE FOR NINE
GAMES TOTALS 1917
Splendid Bowling In Singles at
Atlantic City and Many
High Marks.

Atlantic CITY, April 2S.--Jimmy smith
who has been called the champion bowler
Of the universe. made good to-day In the
two-men and individual fixtures OF th'
national championship tournament nov
nearing its close. smith, the all around
title holder. took the lead for tho same
honor with the towering total Of lsl'
for nine games. lie made ISL In the nVe-
men last night SIS in the doubles and
$40 in the singles
With Jimmy Spinella as partner ~
tho two-men. the tallies we're sSo, AL ano
1se. for a total Of 1,s7i. good for second
Mace In the standing There were h0
misses charged TO Smith. hts breaks oeins
a split in the first frame Of the second
game and q chop in the nrst box or 'he
last.
This was not the only alteration IN tht
doubles. for Stevenson and Johnson Oh
New Haven. shot 1885 and took four'h
while Shecker and Hagenduble. OF the
same city. are seventh. with 1,s26. Taus
far there are no less than eight pairs to
beat the championship score OF Iuthii
and Nelson IN that memorable FIRST meet
ing here seven years ago.
other New York doubles scores were
Schroeder and Lucke. 1905, good for nintu
Mace. thanks 20 the superb pinnine o.
Schroeder. who had lis 81 and "a; de-
vito and Marine. 1.1Ss; Slsmer and Beves
m. p. Spinells and Senatore. 1le'
Gerke and Cox. 1,1e2; Stieke ana Faolan
1885: Maessg and Major Gage llSS
swanton and Loetje, 1,125; PirA enu
BARKER. 1.1Os: Metz and Lord, l'lo'
DoerSaph and Carl. 1898 Sipp and Rey-
polds. 1899; Mooney and Thompson J.
os7 and Morris and Scherz, loss.
Almost unprecedently high scores ruled
in the singles late this afternoon harry
savage. OF schenectady, leading on the
s,v with sD4. 224 and AZ. for GA taking
,b,-i place Mortimer Lindsey. the all
around champion OF 1912. made 49, z4s
and e22. for 6s2, good for fifth. smith
$40 IS now eleventh Others 10 roll the
me double century average were Harry
Tavlor. Paterson. 637; Harry Cook
BROOKLYN. as: George Anderson. Pater-
son so5: W. l. Burton, New Brunswick
ans: Leo Lucke. Brooklyn, el2; +. J.
scbefz. New York. eos; c. c. Kicker
Rutherford. 607: A. D. O'Brien, Paterson
eo4; Philip Barnett, New Haven 60S :
Jimmy senatore, sos, and John McGuerk'
paterson. 500. The other scores follow;
Ail-around-Jimmy Smith. Brocklyn: sl1'
Chriss Theiss. Cleveland l.SS4' Glenn f,luue.l'
New York 1871: Harry krauss, Mashlns S sSii.
! SCI. Harold ". Horton. New YORK. l'oID'
charles Trucks. Philadelphia. le5'i X; -
Bonitz. Paterson. ISIS; Louis Franz O'eNe
land. 1.s46 ,.,,..., sc.
Trdividual-Harrv krsuSs. Warrington oto'
Toseph West Buffalo, 616: Harry savage,
Schenectsdy. GA. Louis Franz. Cleveland 100
Martinez LINDSEY. New Haven, ooZ' Samusi
Poberts. New York csc: Howard Freese. Read
inr Gao. Frank NJ Cute. New fork. c4e'
ono Kailusch. Rochester. 645; oscar w Up
Sam New Rochelle. S45.
T-svo-rnen-Riddell and Horton, New 1orK.
Z sss, Smith and sp3nella. Brooklyn, J, III
Pohe-ts and Gerdes New York, LA; Steven
son and johnson New Haven. 1928; Won Loss
berg and sweiger. Baltimore. 1872; Heney anG
Trucks Philadelphia LIZ Sehecker ane
Harenduole New Haven. ]. 226: Delier ana
T.unsnnan. New York, l,zzoi Schroler anI
Lucke Brooklyn, LOS: Scannell and y hagen
Nsv York. 1,1e4. ,, 49,
Tive-rnen-Geneses. Rochester. 3o3S; ATTAIN
nc Reds Brooklyn. 2,e57: Lenox. Paterson, 3
e09: Roseville A. A. Newark, ? $40: Melrose
New York . $50; Park Row No. !, New foTh'
> SO: Subways Brooklyn. 2sS6; Wiedman
Cleveland, 2 SIC: Elizabeth Club. Elizabeth, =
SOS. Broadway Palace. New York, 2So