New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-15
HARLEM in LEAD
FOR ALL-AR0UND
BOWLING TITLE
Carries Off HonOrS of Day
in National ASSocia-
ton Tourney.
Riddle TAKES ALLEYS
IN THE SINGLES
Wolfe and Watt Get Into Fourth
Place in the Doubles, with
Fair Scores.

Harold H. Horton. who has done
things in the world Of tennis, Tailed a
grand total Of 1855 and took the lead
for the all-around championship in the
National Association tournament at the
Grand Central Palace yesterday.
The tall, angular youngster from
Yonkers was once the metropolitan
champion. and with Glenn Riddell as a
partner last year in Atlantic City
brought additional honors to himself b.
being one Of the pair which captured
the national doubles title with total
Of 1888.
Horton had 632 for tho fve-man, and
made ga in the doubles. In the sin
giles he made 185 in the first game,
through a tendency 70 roll uncertainty
at the headpin, which gave him a split
i'm the second frame. Then he came
back with 1872 with a hole in the third
frame, finishing with 2l1 with a missed
spare i'm the second box. That tells the
tale. There were times when his head
pin hits left him spares 20 make, and
he made them. His singles total was
5oS.
According 70 the present standing,
/ Horizons / $50 leads the all-round. Fred
/ Clinch is second, with 1924; Elmer +.
Wood, third, with 1879; Fred Mayer,
fourth with 1873 and William Fenni-
man fifth, with 1889.
Glenn Riddell took occasion 20 cor
rect the impression that there was only
Q Nfta HFffr
games, i'm that he himself was there
With Herman Cadjcu and a few others
Glenn took the alleys yesterday IN the
singles beginning with a $50.
4 single pin miss IN the third frame
Of the second was discouraging 10 a
man Of Glem's ability, and IN his anN-
+ iety 10 get a string started was inclined
10 plug the headpln. lie had 1872 for
the second. Despite two splits IN the
final. one i'm the fourth inning, and an
other i'm the crucial tenth. he wound up
with 200 Tor a total OF 622, the best o.
the day.
John McCauley, Of this city, better
known as Jerry had 6l9, and II was
only through d fine 25I at the hnlsh
that he accomplished the total. Oscar
w. Opshann. Of New Rochelle, had 605,
but even so he lost an opportunity, for
] re DtEdu VIII GOo auh AvAlVN1N WV
! l70 and l73.
IN the doubles, Horton and Riddell
performed the best of the day with
l20S, good for third place. James :.
Watt and William Wolfe. another To-
cal pair. came into fourth with 1l9s.
while Eisenhower and Gingrleh, o.
Reading. had 1874. and IL took NTH.
Wolfe tailed 1875. 2l3 and 225, but
Watts hook ball did not work quite
10 his satisfaction and he had to be
content with 1872, 1888 and 200. Nc
Cauley and Jack Berberich had Ills,
which would have been good enough
for a place among the first ten earlier
in the tournament. These days It
I takes fine pinnng 20 reach position
among the leaders.
Sensational bowling was the rule in
the dve-man contests In the evening,
the Aurania combination, of this city,
totaling 2J93, which three years ago
would have been a worlds record. As
10 was, it came within ~ pins Of IL,
and might have even been 1850 had
not the members of the team missed
no less than i've spares IN the final
+ try.
The scores Of the team, bringing II
/ first place and possibly the national
championship, were as follows: