Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-03-06 | Page 10 | Indifferent Work at Bowling Tourney

INDIFFERENT WORK AT BOWLING TOURNEY CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 5. Mediocre Med-iocre bowling characterized today's play at tho American Bowling congress con-gress tournament hero, none of the bowlers being able to roll their way up to the leaders. The highest in the doubles made on the various shifts today to-day was 1195, bowled by G. Thomas and F. Herold of Kenosha, Wis., while in the singles E. C. Waglo of Des Moines, la., rolled 648. The standing" of the five leaders follows: fol-lows: Individuals: C. Wagner, Newark, N. J 6S0 H. Steers, Chicago G75 E. Herrmann, Cleveland 673 W. Ready, Chicago 668 C. Shanks, Louisville 666 Two -men teams: Steers and Thomas, Chicago 1335 Goodman and Jenks, Canton 1287 Doerhmann and Farnan, Fort Wayne 1259 McDowell and Thics, Cleveland. .1217 Anderson and Anderson, Chicago. 12-17 Five-men teams: Aquilas Cigars, St. Paul 3022 Champion Spark Plugs, Toledo. . .2y0S Athearn Hotel, Oshkosh, Wis 2892 Elm, Rochester, N. Y 2885 Marott Shoe Shops, Indianapolis. 2872