The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-03-12
TOURNAMENT
COMPLETE REPORT OF THE
TOURNAMENT HELD IN
MADISON LAST WEEK.

citation tournament which was held
day night, could hardly be called a
success. owing TO poor train service
there were four or five teams who
did not arrive TO participate in the
tournament.
Aside from a financial standpoint
the tournament was a complete sue
cess. All the outside bowlers seem
ed to be well pleased with the alleys,
some Of them even going as far as
to say that they were in as good
shape as any alleys in the state.
plans for the tournament next
year are already under way and a
different method will be used than
was employed this year. The bowl
ers of the eastern part of the state
will be asked as to the ACCESSIBILITY
of holding the tournament, and If
twenty or twenty-five teams cannot
be assured the tournament probably
will not be held.
The total receipts of the tourna-
ment were $372.90 and the total eX-
penses were $276.70, leaving about
sos for prize money which will be
distributed among the prize winners
by the officers this week.
Huron won the five-men event
with a score of 1888, good for $25
I'm prize money. Lorenzen's Colts,
of Sioux Falls, were second with a
score of 2,671 and a prize of SIS.
, Jewett Bros, Of Sioux Falls, were
third with 2,631 and a prize of $7.5O,
In the two-men event Rabe and
I, Dux. of Sioux Falls, were first with
a score of 1,094, good for a prize OF
, SIS. Baum and Baum, of Huron
and Monroe and Gilbert, Of Siou2
Falls, tied for second, splitting :
prize of $40. Paulson and Long, O
, Luverne, Mimi, were third Will
1913 and a prize of IS.
In the singles George Hanson, o
: Madison. was first with a score o
623, good for $3.50. Hedges, o
Huron, was second with 597. gooC
for SIS, and Harry Baum, of Huron
lHIIur Will o II ~ - F@'F
On account OF the small entry lis
no all events prize was given as !
=" customary at most tournaments.
Following are the scores made b
all who participated in the tourna
ment. All those whose residence /
not designated are local men:
Five Men Event.
Huron, 1888; L%orenzen's Colts
Sioux Falls, 2,671; Jewett Bros
n Sioux Falls. 1881; First Nationa
Bank, 2,624; Commercial Clut
20 Sioux Falls, 2,543; Mayfield PLUMB
T. ing Co, 2,526; Kramer Clothing Co
PASS; Madison Cafe. 2.436; Smok
a. House. 2,3SS; REQ the Fifth, 2.3S5
Woonsocket, 2,373; Hackett q SuI
ton, 2,270; Leroy Township, 2,16i
Two Men Event.
no Rabe-Dux, Sioux Falls, 1898
NJ Monroe-Gilbert. Sioux Falls, 1892
Baum-Baum, Huron, 1892; Paulsoi
~ Long, Luverne, 1913; M~adison-She
d. don, 1903; Miller, Matz, 1856; Pc
ad erson-Peterson, Roswell, 1850; IL
a. renzen-Campbell. Sioux Falls, l.02F
Roberts-Hennig, Huron. 1,02.
or Coutts-Mackay. 1915; Shannon-Al
Al derson, Sioux Falls, 1913; Kenne.
g. Schnack, 1,00S; II. Hanson-J ohnso
IN 1907; Sabo-Sabo, Arlington, 99l
Smith Spooner, 9SS; McAllister-l
tn Scudder, 9S7; Hall-Jordan, Slot
~ Falls. 976; G.. Hanson-Tibbetts, 90!
H. Observation-Disclosures, Huron, go
m Getchell-Murray, Woonsocket. SO.
Keegan-Putney, 961; C.. Warfiel
to Phillips, 95S; Potter-Weber, 95
90 Coffey-Carr, $751;; Oddy-Monro
Woonsocket. 941; Gulstine-Ren
of void, 93S; Cooper-Adams, Siol
in Falls, S92; Almo-Reme, $50; Spo
on holz-P. Scudder. S57; Yaegt
Rensch, $50; Reiser-H. Warfiel
TAP.
Single Event.
George Hanson, 623; Hedges, II
ron, 597: Harry Baum, Huron, So
Jordan, Sioux Falls, $50; Raj
Sioux Falls, 579; Shannon, ABB
.R deem, 574; Lorenzen. Sioux Fal
572; Madison, 55S; Long, Luyerl
$50; Getchell. Woonsocket, So
Potter. Sioux Falls, 547; Campbt
Sioux Falls, Sal; Monroe, Sio
cal Falls, 53s; Anderson, Plankint'
Sc 536; Oddly. Woonsocket, 534;
ust Sabo, Arlington. 533; Roberts, /
rth ron, 500; II. Sabo, Arlington, 81
+rly Myklemyre, 527; Hennig, Hur'
ons 526; Coutts, 524; Smith, 524; Sh
OF don, 523; Weber. Sioux Falls, 81
unit Hurley Baum, Huron, SIT; Glide
Sioux Falls, SIS; Spooner, 514;
Warfield. 514; Tibbetts. 513; Pa
is son, Luverne, $685.; Matz, SOB; NJ
low ray, Woonsocket. 500; Cooper, Sic
ght Falls, 491; J. Peterson, Rosw'
of ass; f. Peterson. Roswell. A.
lext Farmer, Madison, 40; Dux, Sit
tier Falls, 467; p. Scudder, ASS; JoI
feet son e.. KubOrn. Woonsocket, A.