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ELMER
E.
DUNGAN.
Philadelphia,
President
National
Ellis, Photo.
Pa.,
Bowling
Association.
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No.
49R
TO
HOW
BOWL
PUBLISHED
SPORTS
AMERICAN
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Copyright,
1914
BY
American
Sports
Publishing
New
OCT -5 1914
Company
York
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"GI.A380699
03
Spalding's
HISTORY
Bowling
that
at
was
time
everything
of
of
It
names.
These
that
there
that
time,
but
there
was
much
or
teams,
as
sides
of
stone,
a
down
from
bowled
in the
of
game
for
with
side.
the
the
made
one
The
spherical.
naturally
side of the
The
cones
stone
and
at
or
as
to
strategy and
rink
ball
the
bowl
so
ball
closer.
of
lignum
vitae.
of
ball
the
the
"jack."
bowl, the jack
skill
were
get
the
nearer
desired
three
and
Instead
of
required
to
play
the
cone,
without
planted
sup-
was
made
fectly
per-
often
bias, though
the
over
good
desired
superseded
inches
a
in
his
curve
being lighter than
all
a
as
was
having
knocked
to
way
latter
half
a
to
try
point for
a
bowl
obtain
to
their
supplanting it
stone
with, and
away
was
The
tree
lead
with
a
game
than
course,
cone,
such
Later, the
outside
ball about
a
to
as
of
scoring
in
bowl
to
the
cone
As
other.
cone
a
were
object of the
would,
from
cones
the
the
as
placed
The
nearer
last
This
desirable
was
from
then
ball
nearest
one
bowlers.
and
away
finally done
earthen
the
bowling
loaded
was
were
known
which
ball
gave
for
made
were
shaped.
end
each
"horseshoes," the
or
side
other
green.
place their
to
opponent's
an
At
with
played
been
at
sport,
present
oval
have
to
but
played
bowles,
half
other
As
was
or
"careau."
common,
the
game
appears
the
required
was
by
heart
of
the
own,
Skill
knocking
end
opponents'
their
around
mark
The
adversaries.
knock
the
quoits,
side
one
from
balls,
spherical, the
which
most
variety
a
and
purely local.
The
bowling
one
the
similarity. The
curve,
was
been
with
rule
by
"boules"
different
very
the
was
It
Ages.
Middle
known
was
French
have
to-day.
the
which
cone,
sport
number
a
was
half
ball
it sped
was
game
one
the
gave
the
The
to
seem
names
as
game,
'Bowles,"
others, quite
are
outdoor
period.
called
was
three
SPORT
originated early in the
purely
a
guide.
THE
OF
have
to
seems
bowling
official
the
one
effect.
by
a
diameter
stationary
mark
the
while
game.
green,
4
The
for
it
as
properly, it
by
hard
and
that
possible
that
was
rolled, the
as
the
During
deep.
Georges,
bowling
a
to
reign
of
green
was
gentleman's
a
this
ditch
seat
country
was
kept the
scorched
well
as
sun,
from
close
garden,
or
proximity
reached
by
window.
heavy
it
The
was
game
the
1728,
heavy
first
introduced
eighteenth century.
An
garden
and
at
situated
the
at
the
as
was
introduced
outdoor
game
into
in
leased
long
since
near
and
the
From
it has
in
bay
or
British
and
digestion
the
and
of
the
foot
the
known
by
of
the
time
to
died
the
public
Murray
same
name
and
that
date
Bowling
city government
the
the
early
the
locality called
way
of
teenth.
seven-
York
city,of
side
really never
given
of
New
that
north
the
1732
from
of
map
be
early in
part
popular
farm
green.
America
has
could
it
America
latter
the
on
Broadway,
public bowling
out
the
was
the
in
punch.
potent
into
old
King's
Also
of
foot
day,
present
a
near
and
very
green
the
Streets.
Warren
Green,
bowling
a
ale
possibly
been
shows
well-
a
situated
was
burly
our
the
many
time, consisting principally of beef
with
to
seems
In
about
popular, aiding in the
have
It
of
glass door
a
of
sport
to-day.
rays
which
from
leading
very
and
from
room,
dinner
was
eighteenth century,
in
stairs
of that
meals
lubricated
pudding
dining
after
an
ancestors,
their
the
to
it
junct
ad-
which
players.
frequently
very
is
evergreens,
picturesque spots
most
inches
an
table
burning
and
as
first three
the
necessary
by
the
by
made
five
or
billiard
a
length,
usually about
and
spectators
though
flight of
a
As
Dutch
of the
one
as
soak
draining
be
was
and
such
not
proper
four
gutter
surrounded
protecting the
as
places this formed
kept park
being
plot
popular
as
the
as
ing
Drainin
would
would
Anne
it.
After
to
spot
or
Queen
Usually this spot of ground
grass
cut
ground
done
was
condition.
kept
cared
most
for
out
rains
size of the
a
the
plot of
This
hardest
care,
by
of
picked
was
grass
The
feet, surrounded
150
A
muddy
a
table.
a
estate.
the
assiduous
most
one
making.
even
it in
GUIDE.
was
an
in the
put
level
period
find
to
and
the
BOWLING
village or
a
manner
ground
and,
OFFICIAL
first process
thorough
X
of
was
the
was
90
green
about
spots
the
S
bowling
level
a
SPALDING
the
out,
indoor
laid
sport
though
game.
Spalding's
As
cay
omdoor
an
most
of
players
In
bones
trted
joyms"
set
knock
to
i"
i,p
later period.
a
'"
"'"*
bowl
roily pol
games
the
of
those
to
were
nine
y
prohibiting nine
pins
while
this stopped
features
The
first mention
found
alley IS
he
twelfth
indoors
leys
a
the
has
game
Until
he
used
continued
balls
and
time, the
and
now,
a
City
pms
it
became
nine
pins,
a
larger
match
easier
set
up
covered
a
about
played
game
Knickerbocker
the
Since
that time
favor
been
there
adopted.
heavier
and
objec-
of London
numerous,
ever
a
triangular frame
,840.
very
had
much
a
by hitting one
down
of
in popular
grow
were
was
For
games.
The
on
i,
laws
some
out.
a
played
standard
used
of
The
ball
a
die
in
up
January
on
to
no
as
not
instead
set
game
clubs
1875, when
pms
that
York
New
similar
and
first record
was
lar
pins simi-
were
with
at
Fitz-Stephens'Survey
The
America
at
half
corners,
being played indoors,on
game
a
William
pins, four
it did
were
the play-
carreau,
long time, until
a
and
out,
pins
ten
century.
-n
m
cut
of
in
but
game,
were
frame,
diamond
a
the
af
French
'""'y''^''='"''',
bowled
and
for
passed
in
day,
present
of
bowled
marks
immensely popular
were
lonable
the
pms,
the
and
"sheepe's
by bowling a bal
the game
""""''
I'l
Zulrrj'
Dutch
qmlles, cloddynge, kittles,
skittles,
"
eight
or
pins down
In
pins
shaped
by hurling clubs
the
games,
skayles being the
six
of
rows
down
them
several
loggetts, conical
and
Knocking
at
came
originated from
game
cayles
were
them.
at
them
at
qu,
5
guide
bowling
les, skittles,loggetts and
promment.
made
the
sport,
French
es,
official
than
Before
the
knock
to
matter
was
ones
all
the
of 300 the
making the score
In
of bowlers, representing a few
hmit.
1875 a large number
Eastern
adopted rules and regulations
cities, held a meeting and
pms
which
or
at
that
fifteen years,
time
or
I"
up
the
to
East
boom
rule
west
of
the
any
For
purpose.
1890, bowling
League,
started
the
answered
P^ease
National
Bowling
game.
two,
or
was
a
sort
they played under
while
went.
Alleghenies lived
in the
Under
but
a
West,
these
few
the
of
the
Lxt
ten
"go-as-yourules
where
a
of
the
sudden
conditions,the boom
years.
In
i8;5, ^th
or
6
the
SPALDING
birth
wiped
the
playing
began
has
sporting
old
of
to
been
circles,
OFFICIAL
BOWLING
American
the
the
out
things
this
of
S
and
rules,
the
looked
but
up
upon
in
again,
as
social
new
to
the
circles
from
as
factor,
well.
once
brought
scientific
bowler
important
at
which
ones,
somewhat
a
and
an
which
Congress,
substituted
down
game
wake
Bowling
GUIDE.
that
not
order,
day
only
to
in
SPALDING'S
HISTORY
OFFICIAL
OF
GUIDE.
BOWLING
THE
NATIONAL
BOWLING
ASSOCIATION
The
National
Bowling
bowlers
in
the
of
of
not
their
the
William
offices of
organization
temporary
Brooklyn,
of
Louis
denbergh,
and
F.
L.
A.
April
D.
N.
L.
W.
Drew,
E.
D.
Elmer
in
visabili
adtirely,
en-
favor, and
Griffith,
A.
Stephen
"
Sturr,
G.
Cordes, H.
Mott, J. H.
Heissenbuttel,
J. York, J. G.
Ketcham
delegates
C,
G.
E.
Morgan.
follows:
as
different
Thursday,
America
Ehler,
S.
Harden-
Baer;
Pulver, of Newark,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Newark,
City, J. W.
Cordes,
William
Livingston, D.
Ralph
of
C.
J. Costa;
York
C.
was
President, F. M.
ston,
vice-president,G. S. Living-
Dungan,
New
J., L. C. Stevens,
j. Grady,
On
of
Association
C. ; secretary, P.
Norton;
Herman
with
co-operation.
Bowling
Philadelphia, Pa., M.
Johns, J. P.
Brooklyn,
be
W.
communicate
to
City; second
York
J. ; treasurer,
Delegates"
R.
would
City; first vice-president, J. E.
York
New
Washington,
of
; Newark
De
their
secure
officers and
bergh, of New
N.
appointed
1906, the National
Clute, of
the
Ehler, William
Frank
on
delphia"
following present : PhilaYork
New
City" J. E. Har-
Irvine, Bernard
and
East
with
formed
Herman
"
H.
were
the
13,
;
discuss
instant
Dr.
was
Griffith.
Committees
cities in
the
it
did
gathered
men
which
with
formed,
test
con-
it sprung
to
with
met
C. Wyman
Wooster,
Quinche, W.
W.
project
was
Stein, M.
Brooklyn
J. P. Norton;
McNomee,
Brooklyn,
desire
big
a
and
of
association
chair, and
the
in
which
handful
J. Costa, Harry Mills
M.
J. B.
The
from
while,
a
tournament,
a
in
new
a
in scope.
national
the
Cordes,
establishing
of
a
with
of the
outcome
in
once
body
parent
1906, that
29,
is the
have,
to
East
come
March
Thursday,
East
The
own.
fit to
see
the
Association
B.
Baltimore,
;
Hardenbergh
; New
Md.,
C.
wick,
BrunsN.
Paterson,
S.
;
ington,
Wash-
J. York;
J. O'Donnell
Greenwald
J., Lee
N.
J., A.
Bradley,
SPALDING'S
8
Thus
of
established,a meeting
permanently
the
and
year
same
On
Association
the
by the
evidenced
issued
was
gratifying
the
of
result
hundred
One
; 260
awarded
of
response
The
effort
two-men
teams,
assured
whom
to
was
invitation
show
figures below
the
:
teams,
prizes awarded
91
Atlantic
at
25, 1907.
twenty-five five-men
and
delphia
Phila-
the
to
was
those
to
event
association
new
infant
the
March
on
tournamient.
an
granted
was
13
delphia.
Phila-
;
prizes
45
480 individuals,
prizes awarded.
162
At
the
First
meeting, held
annual
then
in control
Board
during the tournament,
G,
Floss, Buffalo
Mills, L. C
1908
occurred
on
March
slightlythose
of
106
teams,
among
five-men
It will
had
of
tournament
wanted
enthusiasm
was
general.
York
elected:
were
when
vice-president,John G. Floss,
J.
H.
Pennington,
Md., successor)
N.
Board
J. ; treasurer,
of
Kirk, Charles
John
Thomas
Price,
Governors
Cohn,
Emanuel
of
that
the
Buffalo
Wilmington
(G.
E.
:
E.
Dungan,
William
Charles
J. Ryan, Jack George, William
1909
the
;
New
second
H.
York;
dent,
vice-presi-
more,
Pryor, of BaltiNew
wick,
Bruns-
Philadelphia, Pa.
Cordes,
J. E. Hardenbergh,
Goldstein,
of
in the
cers
the following offi-
secretary, L. C. Stevens, of
;
association
of
tournament
J. Clingen, of
of
viduals.
indi-
577
announced
was
prize and
President, John
and
teams,
it
the
the
awarded
was
Y.,
ceeded
prizes exof $7,033.75being divided
statement
York
N.
The
year.
two-men
274
C.
Ford,
Rochester,
to
that
sum
and
New
New
the
E.
Clingen.
John
of
2
its own,
that
first
:
dent,
vice-presi-
; second
Johns, W.
awarded
by this
convention
To
and
was
1907,
seen
held
than
more
be
R.
Stevens, L.
Bradley, J. E. Hardenbergh
this
following changes
H.
Kirk, Harry
and
cers
offi-
the
and
the
following
Pennington, Wilmington,
Governors
: John
Cordes, William
J. Grady, William
of
The
the
with
je-elected
were
John
vice-president,
James
S.
hearty
enter
to
this
of
success
June
on
awarded
hold
to
weeks, beginning
two
held
was
tournament
16, permission
City Bowling
That
first
the
September
City, N. J., for
GUIDE.
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
J. J. Grady, William
Lee
Johns, M.
Hetzel, E.
Mulford,
W.
Gage,
J. Kennedy,
John
Keeler.
SPALDING'S
The
New
It
tournament
1909
and
York,
held
was
with
entries
individuals.
This
York
New
second
treasurer,
Elmer
for
1420
fraternal
a
Association
first
York;
and
vice-president,John G. Floss,
N.
W.
M.
Gage,
C.
Danahy,
J. H.
iam
J. Grady, Will-
John
Johns, Charles
R.
Lee
A.
Mulford,
B.
Baltimore;
Pryor,
J.
Pierson, E. J. Kennedy,
Kirk, William
H.
J. E. Hardenbergh,
:
President,
Philadelphia; secretary, Lester
Dungan,
Brunswick,
elected:
were
vice-president, George
Cordes, Major
E. W.
the
for
and
in
A.
B.
set
was
teams
rolled
teams
following officers
the
of Governors
Board
five-men
N.
stone.
E.
New
Stevens,
record
two-men
700
Garden,
of the
new
big increase
a
John J. Clingen, New
Buffalo;
teams,
50
was
stepping
a
At
five-men
A
12.
9
Square
tournaments
June
to
24
GUIDE.
Madison
in
all former
addition
In
tournament.
marked
May
308
held
was
ecHpsed
from
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
H.
P.
Cohn,
iam
Will-
J. Bergman,
Price, J. A.
Hazelton
and
C. J. Hetzel.
The
entries
list of
the
tournament
1910
tournament
was
At
the
Buffalo; second
Elmer
Board
E.
James
The
1911
to
March
the
was
entries
At
elected:
were
in
The
President,
vice-president,John
first
Thum,
G.
York;
New
secretary,
W.
E.
Field,
Frederic
18.
Buffalo
C.
Floss,
urer,
treas-
Frank
D.
than
more
and
the
more
Mulford,
L.
A.
A.
Parker, John
Richards, Charles
Danahy,
H.
J. Bergman,
Price, William
J. H.
Howard.
went
to
Buffalo
for
all records
successful
most
were
Here
E. Krause,
R.
Pierson,
C.
H.
Cordes, F. J. Maier, W.
tournament
teams
men
held
was
30.
officers
J. E. Hardenbergh,
Governors:
and
Sweiger
expected, the
been
It
way.
while
and
Brooklyn.
of
P. Cohn,
had
as
Philadelphia, and
Dungan,
J. Grady, William
it
following
Baltimore,
to
vice-president,Joseph
E.
Woodworth,
every
April
Kirk, Wilmington;
William
25
in
to
14
large
as
success
a
Baltimore
not
was
April
from
Garage,
awarded
was
350
than
in the
held
was
entries
were
February
broken, and
history of the Association.
five-men
1451
and
teams,
than
more
715
The
two-
individuals.
following officers
were
elected
:
President, Will-
SPALDINO'S
10
iam
Kirk,
York
Wilmington
Elmer
E.
Woodworth,
of
A.
F.
Krause,
and
three
of
225.6)
5th
than
teams,
3:^3
record
was
In
to
27,
3,035
of
1914
and
was
Rochester.
in
of
nine
the
was
the
F.
N.
the
In
did
one
high
five-men
Spacke
the
rolled
chine
Ma-
the
in
game
to
9
entries
the
2,997;
for
March
exceptionally
Haven,
in
held
proved
tournament
made,
George
in
individual
tournament
huge
to
a
distributed
was
and
677
five-
age
(aver-
2,031
big
Y.,
from
132
among
One
N.
entry
financially
success,
Buffalo,
April
smaller
a
individuals.
of
Kumpf,
five-men
world's
Y.,
rolling
City,
April
a
event.
was
the
off
run
competitive
in
N.
Rochester,
contributed
teams
established
New
reasons
$8,012.00
a
rolled
of
Pier-
games.
two-men
712
While
established.
1,069
W.
Dr.
from
were
were
E.
E.
Danahy).
way.
scores
rolled
was
the
every
R.
J. Grady,
Stevenson,
H.
iam
Will-
Cohn,
Parker,
Paterson
in
Rochester,
Several
but
A.
R.
A.
the
Lindsey,
otherwise;
total
D.
Frank
P.
John
C.
W;
held
records
tournament
22nd.
usual,
and
urer,
treas-
secretary,
;
Goodwin,
replaced
Indianapolis,
for
1913
to
Rudyard,
world's
Mortimer
and
W.
Buffalo,
Centrals,
Co.,
The
Baltimore;
Charles
Mulford,
success
at
E.
B.
was
a
those
Grand
men,
C.
was
new
A.
W.
tournament
It
equal
the
New-
Thum,
Joseph
Hazelton,
J. Bergman,
Fitzgerald
J.
1912
not
H.
Danahy,
H.
Price,
(John
1912.
30,
A.
Philadelphia
:
J. Maier,
J. H.
The
OUIDE.
vice-president,
J.
Dungan,
Governors
Cordes,
Tate
BOWLING
Brooklyn.
Board
son,
first
;
vice-president,
second
;
OFFICIAL
at
A
success.
five-men
Atlantic
by
the
world's
Genesee
record
team
10
of
of
SPALDING'S
OFFICIAL,
CONSTITUTION
BOWLING
OF
BOWLING
GUIDE.
THE
H
NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
ARTICLE
I.
NAME.
This
Association
shall
be
known
the
as
National
Bowling
Association.
ARTICLE
II.
OBJECTS.
The
objects of this Association
(i) To
and
such
other
time
from
(2) To
bowling
games
provide uniform
of
all such
the
promote
this
as
:
of ten
game
Association
playing rules and
bowling
hold, conduct
annually,
the
and
follows
as
pins
adopt
may
time.
to
government
(3) To
improve
encourage,
shall be
or
and
games.
if deemed
clubs
bowlers,
qualificationsof
national
manage
often
more
regulations for the
bowling
ments
tourna-
advisable, and
and
to
fix
organizations participating
therein.
(4) To
social
encourage
intercourse
and
good-fellowship
its members.
among
ARTICLE
III.
MEMBERSHIP.
Section
Membership
i.
classes,Individual
two
Sec.
2.
A
individuals
Sec.
which
Sec.
3.
in any
4.
is
A
Sec.
S.
no
which
Secretary upon
membership
shall be
is
Association
a
of
member
shall
forms
of
at
limited
there
this
as
may
be
be
not
to
least twenty
localities in
may
eligibleto
then
be
a
bership
mem-
District
body.
applications for membership
such
to
Association.
localityin which
any
All
shall consist
district.
District
limited
Associations.
or
city, county
District
from
Association
Association
Individual
there
District
and
District
shall be
in this Association
must
adopted
be
made
to
the
by this Associa-
SPALDING'S
12
tion
time
from
time, and
to
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
GUIDE.
by the
accompanied
be
year's
current
dues.
6.
Sec.
of
Election
An
Governors.
shall be
Sec.
is
there
where
District
no
in
provided for
and
registrationfee
Board
the
of
of
Board
vote
cast
in
the
ticipate
par-
ments
tourna-
organized
team
of
payment
upon
country,
or
eligibleto
events
the
and
be
five-men
any
42),
rule
dollar
one
city, town
a
two-men
(or
playing
in
Association, shall
this Association
of
by the
residing
individual
the
in
the
of
vote
elected.
individual
An
by
be
applicant receiving a majority
declared
7.
shall
membership
to
as
annual
an
approval of his application
Governors.
of
ARTICLE
IV.
REPRESENTATION.
Section
Representation
i.
Association
shall
Association
shall
individual
be
be
District
entitled
each
shall, consistent
have
duly elected
least
at
Sec.
At
2.
Association
the
delegates of
Associations
A
only.
this
District
one
with
officers,rules
time
the
of
rules
shall
of
this
Association,
shall
and
government,
duct
con-
annually.
of
the
of
election
shall also be elected
there
alternates, who
to
tournament
one
of
delegate for the first twenty
registered and in good standing, and one
additional
sociation
thirty-fiveregistered. District As-
members
delegate for
by
meetings
at
all the
assume
delegates by
by it
powers
a
District
equal number
an
and
rights
of
of
the
delegates in the latter's absence.
Sec.
Delegates and
3.
Association
and
alternates
shall hold
shall be
office until after
meeting of this Association, and
been
elected
shall be
Sec.
of
Board
large
Past
4.
to
a
of
by each
the
Presidents, the Officers
meetings
then
of
and
District
members
holding office shall be
this
Association.
nual
an-
have
successors
each
the
trict
Dis-
ensuing
delegate-at-largeto all meetings of this
Governors
all
until their
qualified; the President
and
elected
ciation
Association.
Asso-
of
the
delegates-at-
SPALDING'S
OFFICIAL
BOWLING
ARTICLE
GUIDE.
18
V.
OFFICERS.
Section
The
i.
First
Vice-President,
who
Treasurer,
and
and
OF
shall be
Such
officers
Sec. 3.
and
Governors.
The
declared
Sec.
Any
the
the
gates,
dele-
Board
Presidents,
of
its annual
to
be
must
in
membership
to
(except Past
annual
ciation
Asso-
ciation.
affairs of this Asso-
Past
governors
at
meeting.
Presidents)
tion
meeting of this Associaone
and
year,
until
successors.
receiving
candidate
shall be
Governors
of
their respective offices for
of their
Any
4.
from
thirty days prior
ballot
by
shall hold
election
the
duly elected
officers,except
least
at
elected
and
Board
dent,
Presi-
a
the
of
be
organizations duly elected
Association
2.
Presidents
Past
to
shall be
Vice-President, Secretary
charge of the business
these
of
MEMBERS
Sec.
the
shall have
All
the
others
constitute
Governors
Second
with
TWENTY
shall
this
officers of this Association
pluralityof
a
all votes
cast
elected.
vacancy
the
during
occurring
members
the
among
the
of
officers
shall be
year
of
Board
ARTICLE
in the
or
Board
filled by
of
the
maining
re-
Governors.
VI.
meetings.
Section
held
The
i.
the time
at
At
such
may
be
selected, but
investigated and
have
3.
time
President
or
annual
the
time
4.
of
Secretary
of
the
the
upon
shall
not
a
be
and
written
delegates in good
ment
tourna-
final until
of Governors,
delegates
Governors
be
who
shall
advisable.
be
must
request
standing
called
be
may
called
therefor
at
the
at
by the
signed
last preceding
meeting.
Notices
and
of
shall
annual
next
place, if deemed
another
by the Board
the
selection
by the Board
Special meetings
by one-third
Sec.
choose
such
Association
tournament.
the place of
meeting
approved
to
power
Sec.
any
place of the annual
and
2.
Sec.
this
meeting of
annual
of
special meetings
place of such
meeting
and
of
the
delegates
must
state
object thereof, and.
14
SPALDING'S
mailed
be
must
delegate
such
of
by the
in
Sec.
meeting shall be
The
5.
Board
it is deemed
Sec.
At
6.
the
be
unanimous
Sec.
by the
such
five
of the
all
of
than
at
twice
the
on
time
one
no
without
delegates present.
meetings of
this Association
of
delegates
delegates shall be mailed
to
District Association
the
President
least
at
retary
Sec-
and
days prior
twenty
to
meeting.
Section
Sec.
A
i.
for
of
transaction
for
the
the
delegates
quorum
five District
than
members
Sec.
of
3.
Board
If there
be
delegates the
time
such
for
no
and
at
quorum
of
Board
meeting,
annual
be
any
Governors
earlier
not
ARTICLE
that
shall
than
less
not
than
less
not
thereat.
present
annual
a
ings
special meet-
or
that
provided
Governors
of
stitute
con-
constitute
Association, provided
Associations
of the
at
shall
business.
standing shall
business
of
Governors
of
of
good
this
of
Board
transaction
delegates in
Forty
2.
the
VII.
the
of
majority
quorum
a
and
of
ever
when-
meetings
of
more
minutes
ARTICLE
ten
hold
may
speak
to
than
consent
each
to
every
date
thereat.
special meeting
or
more
Secretary
of
the
specifiedin the notice
that
Governors
of
permitted
Notices
7.
than
transacted
annual
subject, nor
same
other
days prior
ten
and
each
to
necessary.
the
shall
delegate
least
at
GUIDE.
Association
District
good standing
meeting. No business
such
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
special
or
ing
meet-
fix another
fifteen
place
after.
days there-
VIII.
TOURNAMENTS.
Section
No
i.
in the
with
prior
to
the
club
individual
or
tournaments
the
date
Secretary
of
such
of
this
of
the
tournament.
shall
be
permitted
Association,
Association
unless
at
least
to
duly
ten
ticipate
paristered
reg-
days
SrALDIXG'S
16
dues
promptly
and
shall
he
services
turn
by the Board
him
Sec.
The
5.
He
moneys.
shall pay
delegates and
he
shall
of
this Association, and
of
Governors
the
submit
of
name
fiscal
approved by the
President, sign all checks
shall also
such
perform
he
;
Association
the
be
to
year
Board
other
in
duties
as
shall be
Sec.
shall
directed
6.
The
They
and
shall have
not
conflictingwith
fill any
so
shall
audit
shall make
They
all
shall
bowling
shall make
shall have
Association
dollars
They
to
the Treasurer's
the rules
books
held
purchases and
no
liable for any
have
as
power
the
provided
to
call
such
ernors,
Gov-
sum
as
of
with
the
its membership
herein
as
provided
government
own
this Association.
by
They
a
of all national
for
for
of
the
beyond
for
in
tournaments.
government
its members.
the
sum
Section
to
render
they
this
($50.00) fifty
of
7
of
They
this Association, but
specially authorized
debt
him
to
of
entrusted
their
auspices
contracts
unless
power
for
playing rules
under
in
He
majority vote, the person
the next
annual
meeting. They
hereinbefore
as
provided. They
for the conduct
provide uniform
games
office
office until
shall,with
Board
constitute
meetings
rules
any
count
ac-
tion
institu-
assigned
be
be
shall
Constitution
in
hold
"excepting
shall
the
bank
a
and
by the
shall
hold
make
of the Association
Governors.
and
should
by the
banking
President
Governors
to
power
vacancy
elected
of
Association
the
the
to
Board
of
Board
committee.
shall
bond
a
by the
of
management
give
ing
meet-
the Association.
may
by this constitution, by the Association, or
He
annual
keep
some
of
name
condition
approved
Governors,
of
in the
shall
and
Board
the
report,
ments;
pay-
by the
financial transactions
the
upon
detailed
a
financial
at
all
Governors
audited
shall
He
ernors
Gov-
of
for
of
the
shall be
months.
preceding
the
in the
the
his books
Association
for
Board
of
statement
a
three
of Governors,
Board
vouchers
proper
meeting of the
make
the
Association
the
all
by the Board
approved
preserve
each
every
awarded
ciation
of this Asso-
accounts
of
charge
all bills
or
Association
keep the
take
and
of
of
shall
Treasurer
at
shall be
as
Governors.
of
receive
and
compensation
such
these
For
Treasurer.
the
to
same
over
receive
GUIDE.
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
of
special meetings of
Article
the
X."
Associa-
SPALDING'S
consider
tion
to
that
may
which
be
final.
the
at
the
of
annual
Board
consecutive
obtained
have
meeting
a
Sec.
to
act
sole
his
board, unless
do
to
so
for
excuse
office.
Board
of
Governors
Association
District
and
Manager
define
such
or
DUTIES
of
term
of
the
Sec.
It shall
and
auspices of the
every
rules
of this Association.
of
reports
of
at
the
Association
District
son
per-
ment
Tourna-
of
shall
They
work
be
the
delegate during
his
and
thereof.
and
the
prevent
annual
the
meetings
held
tournaments
in
infraction
any
of
under
district from
this
the
which
delegates.
are
Sec.
duty of
cognizance
detailed
ered
consid-
DELEGATES.
Delegates shall present
2.
Association
they
the
be
next
XI.
take
office to
laws
OF
the
suitable
a
capacity
his
three
previously
at
Organizer.
direct
ARTICLE
i.
dual
continuation
a
member
from
present
employ
may
pay,
ings
proceed-
Any
shall
he
thereto
respect
of their
is
shall
Board
himself
in
there
absence, shall be
his
Membership
judge of his employment
Section
shall
or
in the
duties, regulate his
in
full report
charges
case
district the
shall absent
his
the
all
Association
this Association.
of
resigned
for
refer
District
decision
a
who
of
satisfactory
The
7.
their
permission
have
to
and
meetings
meetings
said
in
Governors
of
17
charges originated. In
shall render
They
shall
the
to
located
charges
investigate such
shall
such
Association
District
notice
their
before
come
GUIDE.
They
specific subjects.
the district from
no
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
3.
of
They
shall mail
this Association,
tournament
held
tournament
commences.
in
their
cause
or
a
REPORTS
Section
i.
All
reports
be
printed schedule
mailed,
of
district directly after
ARTICLE
"
to
OF
of
to
each
or
the
and
before
tary
Secreevery
such
XII.
COMMITTEES.
Committees
of
this
Association,
SrALDING'S
18
Delegates
in
submitted
be
must
nors,
by the
appointed
whether
shall
be
The
XIII.
OF
order
Gover
of
Board
writing.
ORDER
i.
by the
or
ARTICLE
Section
GUIDE.
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
BUSINESS.
business
of
the
at
annual
meeting
:
call.
1.
Roll
2.
Reading
3.
Report
4.
Reports
5.
Reports of committees
6.
Nomination
7.
Unfinished
8.
New
9.
Adjournment.
minutes.
of
of
Board
of
Governors.
of
officers.
election
and
communications.
and
of
officers.
business.
business.
ARTICLE
XIV.
AMENDMENTS.
Section
of
This
i.
constitution
be
may
the
at
delegates present
any
special meeting of the delegates called
vote
that
notice
a
stating the
article
the nature
general terms
signed by three delegates
of
in
each
District
meeting, and
copy
good
standing
to
at
least
is to
the
be
provided
shall
amendment,
and
shall
be
President
and
be
filed with
be
taken; and
in
and
amended,
thirty days prior
least twenty
at
by a two-thirds
meeting or at any
that purpose,
proposed
thereof
Association
for
the
Secretary of the Association
meeting at which action thereon
a
annual
articles to
or
the
shall mail
amended
the
to
the
tary
Secre-
Secretary of
days prior
to
the
said
the
meeting shall not have
amend
to
power
any
article not specifiedin the notice, but as to the article or articles
so
specified,the meeting shall have full power
shall not
and
be
restricted
Sec.
vote
a
to
This
2.
of the
notice
the
of
Board
the
proposed
constitution
of
changes
may
Governors
proposed
be
as
forth
amended
present
amendment
set
at
shall
any
in the
notice.
by a three-quarters
meeting, provided
have
been
mailed
to
SPALDING'S
each
to
be
forwarded
If,
this
by
and
after
Board
the
meeting.
said
president
and
such
of
the
Secretary
shall
effect.
votes
proposed
not
have
thereon,
of
received
such
each
mailing
notice
amendment
days
prior
shall
registered
of
date
ten
amendment
through
from
19
least
at
secretary
weeks
two
GUIDE.
Governors
of
Notice
negative
force
BOWLING
corresponding
Association
one-third
full
of
member
OFFICIAL
mail
District
the
then
the
to
tion.
Associaof
secretary
of
than
more
shall
be
in
SrALDING'S
20
this Association
strict
ASSOCIATION
its members
or
the
with
compliance
Pins
held
must
be
Ten
American
of
games
less than
the
of
9
of
the
inches
No.
i
and
10
shall
pit,measuring
shall
from
from
center
the
foul
clear
a
inches
edge
from
the
to
RULE
pins shall be spotted
The
center
shall
The
line
:
of
in
be
length
shall be
run
in the
center.
to
played
2^/4 inches
imbedded
placed three
be
be
be
or
directions
in width.
the
to
shall
and
in
conducted
and
played
shall be
inches
pin spot
auspices of
the
I.
game
42
line there
foul
apart
the
than
more
pin spots
on
distinctlymarked
and
12
nor
The
feet.
15
41
center
Back
which
alleys upon
under
rules
following
RULE
The
THE
OF
BOWLING
NATIONAL
All
GUIDE.
DIRECTIONS
AND
RULES
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
not
from
60
feet.
less than
not
diameter, clearly
alleys,and shall be
pin spots Nos. 7, S,
the
of
edge
each
of
the
alley
pin spot.
n.
the
pin spots placed upon
alleys according to the following diagram, and the pins and spots
shall be known
and designated by their numbers
follows :
as
The
the
on
8
7
9
RULE
Gutters
at
the
foul
shall
line
be
on
from
both
8^
to
sides
10
in.
9
of
inches
the
in width
alleys and
and
shall
extend
begin
parallel
SPALDING'S
therewith
and
No.
shall
that the
of
be
decline
BOWLING
GUIDE.
21
from
square
bottoms
which
point they shall gradually decline,
from
pin spot,
I
so
OFFICIAL
pit shall be 3^
the
at
the
point opposite
inches
below
the
alley surface.
RULE
The
pit (measuring
shall
surface)
width,
in
from
the
from
measuring
inches
10
the
alley edge
pit
mat
to
in
depth
to
the
the
alley
2^
feet
nor
surface
of
the
swinging cushion.
rear
V.
RULE
The
side
surface
extend
cushion
surface
of
center
partitionsshall be
center
shall
rear
that the
the
and
and
the
to
wall.
thereof
the
from
The
side
the
facing
nearest
The
of dark
and
color
from
on
foul
line
shall
be
distinctlymarked
be
or
pins shall be
Fifteen
inches
inches
no
than
more
inlaid, and
and
to
base, 5^/4 inches
fro-m
13^
the
8
incitesfrom
so
inches
the
that
from
material
a
on
striking there-
inch
i
a
base.
all lines
and
shall
possible shall
the
upon
side
walls.
and
measurements
in diameter
point 4^
at
in
in width
tend
ex-
vin.
in circumference
base;
gradual,
at
circumference
in
the pins
following design
the
with
covered
wherever
height; 2^/4 inches
in circumference
inches
11^
in
of
12
vn.
RULE
The
inches
alleys.
the alley surface
from
be
prevent
RULE
The
placed
so
VL
to
the
alleys shall be
alley
pin spot
i
partition shall be
shall
constructed
rebounding
the
pin spot.
corner
cushion
swinging
rear
feet above
2
point opposite No.
a
RULE
be
the
of
top
less than
be
not
IV.
their base, 15
from
inches
point 7^/4 inches
a
at
the
neck,
circumference
The
at
taper
shall have
at
from
a
a
their
base,
from
their
point
the
point
graceful
:
head,
to
inches
10
a
point
curve.
point
shall
IX.
RULE
weight,
shall
three
be
violation
a
by ordinary
uniform
six
pounds
weight is
natural
clear, hard
of
possi'ble,
as
near
as
than
more
of
pins shall be
of
Sets
in
the
possible within
as
ball shall
sixteen
exceed
nor
that
distributed
exceed
exceed
not
two
pounds
at
point
no
the
of
weighing
investigation as
or
to
all team
each
on
and
team,
fifteen minutes
the
before
captains shall
books.
score
time
after
play
registered
again
The
compete
conclusion
team
the
in the
captain
good
same
and
each
so
be
may
the
pose
pur-
subject
of
size.
or
be
an
equal number
of
for
play
shall
appear
the
of
the
but
a
substitute
A
removed
may
is
game
be
player
is
a
begun,
official
at
any
properly
player
reinstated
least
at
players in the
substitute
may
standing.
game,
the
players
cannot
after
the
thereof.
adjoining alleys
shall
be
v/eight effect
ring for
and
ball which
names
RULE
Two
scale
a
begun, provided
in
shall the
play is called. Before
team
has
member
full
enter
weight shall
XIL
shall
there
the
circumference,
XL
measuring any
weight
proper
games
near
as
point directly opposite.
RULE
In
the
and
surface
provide
must
in
inches
weight,
RULE
Alley proprietors
be
must
X.
on
the
of
ounces
pins
except
weights specified.
twenty-seven
in
diminished
or
of
set
RULE
The
nur
it
provided, however,
use
pin or pins whose
any
increased
Each
tear.
pounds
that
to
manner
any
or
wear
rule
three
than
uniform
of
and
maple,
less
not
ounces,
this
of
GUIDE.
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
SPALDING'S
22
be
frame.
used
shall
XIII.
be
alternatelyby
used
each
in
team
all
in
tournament
regular
games
order
after
SPALDING'S
24
XIX.
RULE
wood
Dead
after
pins which
are
remain
Should
next
ball is rolled.
such
pin shall be respotted
at
as
cases
be
in
possible with those
shall be the sole judge.
uniform
RULE
Private
the
balls
bowling
the
such
of
reason
removal,
replaced by others as nearly
The
use.
umpire in all such
used
the
with
only
of
sanction
owner.
RULE
Every player shall roll
strike
is made
in
frame,
the
or
third
which
all the
frame, it shall be considered
in the
the
by
score
X.
an
The
player shall have
made
shall
be
credited
the
a
tenth
frame
by
completed
XXIIL
bowled
are
that
when
is made,
spare
or
in
shall be
frame
the
the first strike
pins
is made
spare
or
cases
RULE
When
frame, except
player shall complete
such
In
ball.
alley on
balls in each
strike
the
case
XXIL
two
second
a
which
rolling a
on
before
removed
XXL
be
may
ters
gut-
XX.
pins shall
broken
or
by
in the
once.
RULE
Damaged
alley or
shall be
fall
pin
a
the
on
ball, and
delivered
fair
a
GUIDE.
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
down
by the first ball in any
credited and
designated
strike and
a
count
in that
rolled
his
in the
frame
frame
balls, when
two
next
is left open
in which
until
all
the first strike
pins
was
made.
XXIV.
RULE
When
two
balls
shall
be
considered
score
by
a
until the
of
pins
small
player
bowled
by his
are
a
line
shall
down
spare.
required
spare
(X).
have
and
The
to
bowl
credited
rolled his
thereby shall
and
in that
count
next
be
all the
down
designated
frame
ball,when
added
to
the
pins,
in
it
the
is left open
the number
ten
sented
repre-
SPALDING'S
OFFICIAL
BOWLING
RULE
the player fail
Should
considered
break, and
a
down
bowled
to
make
in
such
tied
be
score
the
tenth
frame
the
close
of
at
the
the
prior
during the
sole
the
he
a
offending
of
decision
except
He
any
game,
shall
be
he
change
shall
be
the
at
shall
selected
made
in
except
to
as
all
the
They
is selected, no
umpire
illness
of
case
directions,and
He
view
shall
no
declare
of
been
ordered
sign the
which
no
declare
immediately
delay
forfeited
game
delays
score
the
game
At
and
tlie
His
book.
appeal shall be
rules
in the
by the
proceed.
to
official
allowed
regulations.
XXIX.
by the captains
during
stationed
the alleys and
unreasonable
a
shall be
shall be
He
misinterpretation of the
clear
of
book.
score
participant therein
final, from
shall be
shall
the
thereof.
with.
RULE
Scorers
in
unobstructed
having
after
each
a
other
commencement
all rules and
shall allow
He
when
team
for
the
XXVIIL
an
interfered
five minutes
close
have
of the game.
progress
which
on
captains.
infraction
any
rolled.
when
foul
be
not
must
for
of
judge
foul line and
the
at
shall enforce
umpire
the
to
game,
the
of
consent
RULE
The
alley
satisfy themselves
shall
games,
made
by the mutual
or
frame, play
exceeds
score
players, as VvTitten
an
umpire, and after
select
shall be
change
pins
xxvn.
captains of all teams,
then
of
frames.
regularly scheduled
shall
tenth
identical
the
one
the
of
end
on
played until
was
even
eligibilityof
it shall be
spare,
a
XXVL
RULE
The
or
only the number
cases,
by the competitors
continue
shall
strike
a
credited.
are
the
25
XXV.
RULE
Should
GUIDE.
the
progress
of
of
each
the
team,
game
and
no
unless
SPALDING'S
26
for
illness
incompetency,
The
the
shall
scorers
book,
score
confirmed
RULE
umpire
in any
the
bet
shall
scorer
or
or
the
on
wager
shall
Protests
the
be
who
person
alleys,pins
favor
or
to
six
the
of
member
Such
favored.
for
RULE
XXXIL
in
team,
which
club
the
team
do, the
so
to
of
faith
or
shall be
to
within
hours
24
whatsoever
manner
any
time
the
had
be
may
as
favored
so
said
shall
applicants accepted in
members
indirectly
be during
indirectlytamper
provided first,that
RULE
faith therewith
so
made
directlyor
the team
guilty team
such
be
must
tournament.
and
opposing
the
directly or
with
seek
to
proof thereof,
competing teams, shall, upon
for a
participating in any
bowling game
months,
provided that
All
scores
XXXL
the
balls, or
the
of
either
period of
game
sign
the
removed.
be
shall either
disqualified from
be
tains.
cap-
game
umpire,
if found
and
writing and
in
officials of
proper
Any
by
interested
be
game,
immediately
shall
game,
the
the
the
XXX.
RULE
to
of
termination
the
of
consent
official.
shall be
No
mutual
the
the
at
when
and
by
or
GUIDE.
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
a
be
(unless good
cause
or
the
forfeit
knowledge
subject
decided
to
that
such
offender
represented,
team
it
is
and
was
suspension
a
ond,
sec-
being
or
pulsion
ex-
upon.
xxxin.
any
league
tournament
or
by presenting a full quota
on
night for which it
every
individual
shall
individuals
shall be
by previous postponement
penalized by being debarred
keep
its
tered
properly regisis scheduled.
Failing
committing such breech
shown
for
under
for
of
must
the
a
such
ance
non-appear-
governing rules)
period of six months.
SPALDING'S
OFFICIAL
RULE
Proprietors, lessees
shall
tournaments
or
executive
or
board
such
is
shall, through
the
to
as
the
of
eligibility
unfavorable, notice
in
with
or
against
that
member
and
shall
mean
shall
not
to
as
when
a
or
competitor
as
not
though they
so
of
dues
or
be
shall
in
applicants
tioned
unsanc-
any
in any
tournament
standing.
of
of
forfeited
and
tors
competi-
remaining
sion
expul-
such
after
the
expelled, except
the
under
rules; the
regular scheduled
the
nament
tour-
or
in
rights there-
and
the
average
league
a
games
play the
credited
games
and
scores
ages
aver-
recorded.
XXXVI.
expelled from
or
a
the
to
compete
actually contested, and
were
conduct
sent
compete
scheduled
shall be
fault
suspended
bowler
report
standing
RULE
A
make
of all moneys
against the
shall
made
ciation
Asso-
competitors in
the
All
games
at
District
diction
juris-
XXXV.
the
played.
game
The
good
forfeiture
effect
bowled
shall be
conducted.
shall
in
of
any
the
games
whose
shall he
nor
person
expulsion of
under
effect shall be
RULE
The
Association
applicants. If the report is favorable,
in writing. If
shall give its sanction
No
any
the
said
tournament,
open
to
investigatingcommittee,
to
standing.
good
applicants
its
Association
District
being
public leagues
or
full list of their
a
District
tournament
all open
of
managers
the
2?
GUIDE.
XXXIV.
submit
of
BOWI.ING
derogatory
to
the
a
best
for
club
interests
non-payment
of
the game,
proof thereof, be prohibited and disqualifiedfrom
shall, upon
with any
til
unteam
club or competing
of any
becoming a member
club or team
playing
shall be lifted; any
such disqualification
notice of such
cation,
disqualifiafter written
such
disqualified
person
shall
such
club
governing
forfeit
or
team
body
occurred.
in any
bowling
in
all games
may
be
the
No
bowler
in
or
he
tournament
arrears
organization, league
shall be
or
taken
has
from
suspended
league
of
which
part, and
membership
in
which
eligibleto
tournament.
by the
the
fense
of-
election
SPALDING'S
28
RULE
Ties
involving
in
be
to
governing
the
In
played.
shall decide, and
be
in
decided
the
upon
by
teams
number
league
final.
games
the
agree,
tournament
or
All
resented
rep-
of
mutually
to
the
of
shall be
decision
their
contested
be
failure
committee
other
provided for by the governing
manner
a
of their
event
executive
or
shall
shall decide
tie, who
the
XXXVII.
championship
a
GUIDE.
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
ties may
tive
execu-
or
committee.
RULE
The
of
and
manner
by the rules
and
scores
District
XXXIX.
Associations, leagues and
constitution
a
the
for
and
shall
duties, and
by-laws providing
and
regular
league
bowling
this
Each
formity
con-
shall
regular organization
its officers
and
Association
or
of
members
of
its members
among
association,to
tournament
or
such, shall consist
conduct
strict
and
their
Rules
and
XL.
RULE
as
in
be
of this Association.
Directions
A
its
the Constitution
conflict with
not
for
of
election
shall
tournaments
shall be played
regularly organized. Their game
with the playing rules of this Association.
have
averages
substituted
RULE
All
the
computing
of
method
players shall be fixed and determined
such players are
of the organization in which
ticipating.
par-
and
retired
XXXVIII.
District
any
recognized
this Association, and
may
bowling
any
be
recognized by
game
^Association
in
which
it holds
membership.
XLI.
RULE
No
held
owner
shall
or
employee
receive
whose
on
individual
any
of
bowling club
or
to
tournament
or
team
participate in
association
to
the
must
prize
is
tournament
by such
offered
being
ment.
tourna-
XLII.
RULE
A
alleys a
be
qualifiedto
tournament
be
in
become
of
games
existence
at
a
a
least
member
league
ten
or
days
SPALDING'S
prior
in
the
to
such
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
filingof application
Clubs
submit
must
with
members
for
club
the
having
entered
time
during such
and
tournament,
for
in such
of
is defined
bowler
bowling club
a
with
rules
the
two
or
be
to
league
a
at
may
registered as
bowler
in
entered
team
against
For
a
or
violation
a
shall be
occurred
in that
of
team
of
a
declared
violation
a
team
or
of
which
the
same
a
qualified member
time
be
of
member
a
teams.
or
of
game
to
or
bowl
registered member.
a
in
club
one
permitted
be
not
be
than
more
is also
he
illegaland
team
or
offense.
of
which
forfeited
such
offense
by both
teams,
thereafter
competing
XLVIL
individual
for
the
playing rules
player
individual
bowling months,
second
any
Association, the
Bowling
six
thereby
association.
existing in conformity
sociation.
National
Bowling As-
disqualifiedfrom
be
trophy
any
also
tournament.
club,
club,
the
shall
RULE
For
of
rule, the
this
is
and
member
tournament,
a
player shall
such
and
club
a
shall
such
in
XLVL
RULE
A
who
person
regular bowling clubs
more
the
XLV.
directions
bowler
hold
or
tournament
or
quent
subse-
some
rolled
games
club
such
at
league
ineligibleunder
claim
to
organized
team,
or
and
Such
found
be
to
and
RULE
A
be
shall
rights
all
therein,
membership
eligible
and
in any
competition
tournament
and
any
prize played
its
for
proof thereof, forfeit all
rules, shall, upon
or
XLIV.
team
a
league
each.
of
address
association,which
tournament
forfeit
entry
or
any
its officers
list of
full
a
in
membership
RULE
or
membership
XLIII.
applying
teams
or
tournament
or
such
29
tournament.
RULE
A
for
GUIDE.
affiliated with
penalty shall
from
the
regulations by
or
be
all tournaments
first offense, and
the
National
of
suspension
for
a
such
period
expulsion
for
of
the
ASSOCIATION
BOWLING
NATIONAL
GUIDE.
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
SPALDING'S
30
DATA
TOURNAMENTS.
1907
Young's
New
1908
Genesee
Hall,
1909
Madison
1910
Garage
191
1
Rochester,
Armory,
Auditorium,
1912
The
1913
Genesee
1914
Columbia
N.
Paterson,
City.
N.
Y.
J.
N.
Y.
City. N.
Atlantic
Hall,
York
Md.
Buffalo,
Rochester,
Hall,
J.
Y.
New
Baltimore,
Academy,
N.
City.
N.
Garden.
Square
Regiment
65th
Atlantic
Pier,
ALL-AROUND
J.
CHAMPIONS.
1907
John -J. Voorheis,
Brooklyn
1956
1908
W.
Brooklyn
1835
1909
Frederick
1
191
Erdmann,
Brooklyn
Hegeman,
George
10
19
L.
Freeman,
Newark,
*George
Brunt,
Paterson,
*George
Bangart,
Lindsey,
1912
1913
James
Smith,
Brooklyn
1914
James
Smith,
Brooklyn
*Tied
"
given
Each
New
J
1894
111
1894
Conn
Haven,
G.
1928
1
1
908
Frederick
909
Edward
1910
1
191
19
CHAMPIONS.
191
19
1
Prio,
Lucke,
3
George
4
Harry
York
657
Brooklyn
Schwartje,
699
Brooklyn
705
694
Brooklyn
699
Buffalo
Kumpf,
712
Washington
Krauss,
678
TWO-MEN
1907
John
J. Nelson
1908
John
McGuirk
1909
Edward
1910
W.
1911
George
1912
Mortimer
and
Burdine
and
C.
Kelsey
Lindsey
1913
James
1
Glenn
Riddell
and
and
CHAMPIONS.
Walter
and
John
Satterthwaite
Smith
914
697
Brooklyn
Buffalo
West,
Joseph
Leo
12
New
Thompson,
Antonio
1917
medal.
a
Sauer,
Frank
2031
_
INDIVIDUAL
1907
1916
J
N.
Chicago,
Mortimer
1908
N.
and
F.
A.
and
and
Tuthill, Brooklyn
Grady,
S.
Paterson,
Rodgers,
Eckstein,
Charles
Harold
New
Johnson,
Riddell,
Horton,
New
Brooklyn
New
1220
J
1318
Philadelphia,
Washington,
Johnson,
Charles
Glenn
N.
York
D.
Pa
C
Haven,
Haven,
1298
1305
Conn
Conn....
1355
1301
1259
1333
SPALDING'S
32
BOWLING
OFFICIAL.
BOWLING
AMERICAN
GUIDE.
CONGRESS
DATA
TOURNAMENTS.
1901
"
1902
"
1903
"
1904
"
1905
"
1906
"
1907
"
1908
"
Teams.
City.
Year.
^Chicago
41
Buffalo
61
Indianapolis
78
Cleveland
112
Milwaukee
217
Louisville
219
St. Louis
243
Cincinnati
362
i909^Pittsburgh
1910
"
1911
"
1912
"
1913
"
1914
"
374
^Detroit
401
St. Louis
414
^Chicago
596
Toledo
504
Buffalo
340
CHAMPIONS.
ALL-AROUND
Total.
1901
"
1902
Strong, Chicago
Fred
"
1904
York
^John Koster, New
"
1903
Brill, Chicago
Frank
"
^Martin
St.
Kern,
Louis
1736
1841
1896
1804
1906
J- G. Reilly, Chicago
J. T. Peacock, Indianapolis
1794
1907"
"H.
C.
1767
1908
R.
Crable, East
1909
James
1905
"
"
"
"
1910
191
"
1
Thomas
"
1913
"
"
Phil
^Ed
Rapids
Liverpool
1885
Haley, Detroit
1961
Smith,
Buffalo
Sutton, Louisville
Herrmann,
William
1924
Chicago
Blouin,
James
"
1912
1914
Ellis, Grand
1791
Cleveland
Miller,
Detroit
1919
1843
1972
1897
SPALDING'S
OFFICIAL
BOWLING
INDIVIDUAL
GUIDE.
CHAMPIONS.
Brill, Chicago
1901"
Frank
1902"
Fred
1903"
D.
A.
Jones, Milwaukee
1904"
Martin
Kern, St. Louis
1905"
C.
^ g
'
'.'.640
".'.'..'
683
Strong, Chicago
Anderson,
M.
647
St. Paul
651
\\[
1906" F. J. Favour, Oshkosh
T.
*I907" M.
R.
Levey, Indianapolis
T.
1908" A
33
524
'.'.'..'""
6^
! ! 699
St. Paul
Matak,
Chicago
Wengler,
55^
.
.
ti909" Larry Sutton, Rochester
F.
1910
191
"
1"
Haley,
James
City
Sioux
Bruggeman,
Thomas
5pj
70-
681
Blouin, Chicago
1912"
Larry Sutton,
1913"
F.
1914"
William
'
Rochester
679
5^3
Peterson, Columbus
*Roll-off
T.
by M.
won
Levey.
by Sutton.
TWO-MEN
John
1902"
J. McClean
1903"
H.
Collin
Larry
1905"
R.
1906" J. N.
E.
G.
Reed
and
Schwoegler
1910"
A.
Daiker
Walter
1912"
Phil
1913"
Peter
1914"
Harry
E.
and
and
N.
Schultz
and
John Negley and
T.
L.
1227
Kiene, Chicago
Schwoegler, Madison
Cincinnati
Liverpool
Owen, Louisville
John Koster, Newark
P.
Deward
H.
Van
1184
1213
Columbus
Seller, East
1203
1237
Spiess, Washington
Wetterman,
Hartley
Sutton
York..
Bigley, Louisville
E.
and
and
H.
Dresbach,
and
A.
1"
E.
and
1909"
Starr, New
Stretch, Chicago
E.
Richter
K.
Steers, Chicago
C.
and
and
Charles
Selbach, Columbus
A.
and
I908~J. Chalmers
191
H.
and
Krause
Rolfe
CHAMPIONS.
and
J. Voorheis
1901"
1904"
675
Miller, Detroit
fRoll-off won
1907"
6gi
Detroit
Ness, Newark
1247
1164
1254
1304
1231
1246
1259
1291
1245
SPALDING'S
34
CHAMPIONS.
FIVE-MEN
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
1912
1913
1914
"
Chicago
2720
York
2792
New
Fidelia,
2819
Chicago
O'Leary,
Ansons,
Chicago
^Gunther
II,
"
1910"
1911
Standard,
2737
Chicago
Century,
Chicago
Furniture
City,
2795
2794
2775
Columbus
Bond,
2927
Lipman,
Chicago
2962
'Cosmos,
Chicago
2880
Chicago
^Flenners,
All
Brunswick
2924
St.
Toledo,
3006
2944
A.
Five-men,
2904
Paul
Haven
New
Monko,
Brooklyn
Stars,
Knispel,
De
Flor
"
3
games
3
games"
C.
B.
RECORDS.
Flor
300O,
"
De
St.
Knispel,
Paul,
m
1913.
Two-men,
Wis.,
Rapids
Grand
"
"
GUIDE.
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
in
Pittsburgh,
Singles,
Toledo,
1304,
i
game
A.
and
Madison,
Schwoegler,
T.
1909.
300,
"
William
T.
Knox,
Philadelphia,
in
1913.
Singles,
3
games
705,
"
Thomas
Haley,
Detroit,
in
Detroit,
1910.
Singles,
Toledo,
9
191
3.
games
"
1972,
Edward
Herrmann,
Cleveland,
in
SPALDING
SPARES:
Straight strikes
impossible
of
unless
strikes
There
is
therein
turn
nearly
in
made
than
applause
In
order
in the
are
and
row,
In
certain
They
the
are
2
"
the
of
both
pin.
A
of
If
these
cases
make
t^e
ease
with
a
side
the
3
the
to
way
6-pin will fly over
The
hit
is not
have
for
more
of
some
the
that
i, and
6
and
2
3
third
in the
and
10,
which
they
frequent.
are
called
are
made.
are
"baby
If
it is
a
little
bail, hitting the 2-pin
the
3-pin
a
little to
with
will take
is to
spares
bowl
the
left.
it the
In
other
the
between
both.
6
is
7
"
not
"
"
a
the
on
and
3
and
3
the
make
after
go
splits that
two
pin struck
first
is the
break
spare.
great
a
row.
center
or
10,
"
the ball take
difficult spare
this
fourth
the
slightly kissing the 6-pin
the
game
spares
will call
left ; 4, 5 and
to
shown
are
7
right.
this
the
chance
of
pin is numbered
right
and
and
either
pins,making
of
of
spare
if
strikes, and
splits and
majority
to
way
head
in the
10
7 bowl
Another
spares.
bowler, let it be remembered
a
from
row
2
in
element
the
than
fortunes
worst
ditficult
proper
The
diagram
splits, because
the
the
confront
that
"
This
for
A
ways.
illustrate
7, 8, 9 and
first
strikes.
the
And
strike.
second
the
into
science
balls, which,
times
the
to
spare.
a
strike
next
the
better
no
of
But
bowling
is numbered.
pin
every
fluke
in spare
pin combinations
number
balls
are
called
are
greater
strike
any
to
that
frame
every
they
skill shown.
many
great
so
be
to
the
splitballs into
many
to
balls
bowler's
great
a
make
alleys.
it is
but
spares,
the
of
succession, while
in succession
result
a
in
MADE
aphorism
an
straight
to
man
ARE
is
strikes
a
come
certain
will
than
many
permit
do
are
bowled,
better
are
will
counts"
35
GUIDE.
THEY
is what
make
to
bowling
BOWLING
HOW
bowling
"Spare
OFFICIAL
S
10
"
10,
the
common
second
one.
7-pii''-This
in the
third
tunately
For-
diagram.
A
off side will get the
get the
7
in
is the
straight ball,
lo-pin, while
only
diagram,
way
is not
to
so
36
SPALDING
FIG.
#,
OFFICIAL
BOWLING
GUIDE.
F^IG. 2
1
FIG.
3
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o
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O
b
S
O
ji
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o
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o
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FIG.
4
FIG.
o
o
O
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3
o
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FIG.
"
O
SPALDING'S
The
will
ball
The
2
2-pin
usually
to
make.
This
The
5
hit
are
6
10
"
"
is
thin
5
while
they
hitting
these
hitting
spare.
the
side.
right
the
The
7-pin.
should
2-pin
be
straight
left
side
of
"trip"
a
it
will
is
shot
a
shot.
be
initiated
un-
hitting
ball,
such
the
to
appears
driven
the
not
the
By
ting
hit-
against
to
5
will
make
will
10
it
is
A
straight
it.
glance
hit
"
4
pins,
6,
"
made,
are
7
9
"
full
5
"
If
7,
the
made
and
thin
or
6-pins
the
lo-pin
5
be
to
are
hitting
ball,
leaving
out,
enough
spares
the
of
S-pin
and
5
and
a
will
6
is
little
send
pins
foolish
8
the
it
is
the
not
driven
the
on
ward.
for-
hitting
by
fuller
the
with
into
luck,
pins.
With
one
the
if
right,
such
than
the
5-pin
across
fullness
Once
as
6-pin
to
will
5
A
will
the
6
"
"
or
7
spare
straight
take
both
7-pin.
A
usually
a
the
split-up
a
The
in
rebound
a
such
pin.
such
convert
spare*.
one.
uncommon
equal
and
try
pure
with
an
to
10
"
himself
content
diagram
is
and
but
flopping
sixth
the
it
experts,
should
the
if
one.
be
the
left,
nice
ID.
"
miserable
the
allow
they
must
and
the
the
as
in
will
5,
fullness
7
"
on
splits
bowler
here
but
work,
a
the
6-pin
5
According
a
A
not.
the
is
than
The
the
is
it
the
on
equal
with
The
it
take
diagram,
fourth
spare
spare
fuller
standing.
5-pin
will
and
the
on
8-pin.
6-pin
the
3-pin
spare,
the
do
thin
2-pin
and
5
one,
easy
will
the
a
but
full
easiest
the
in
spare,
"
an
of
sort
the
and
thin
3-pin
the
37
GUIDE.
side.
8
5
"
BOWLING
take
lo-pin,
same
left
the
on
should
the
get
the
is
2"7"10
hit
ball
The
difficult.
OFFICIAL
make
ball
of
ball
the
SPALDING
A
There
better
no
centuries
For
"t the
is good
There
to
be
of
a
have
time, have
same
player, is
If
he
might
learn
to
where
strikes
mind
The
sort.
be
there
is the
the
at
He
is greater.
As
A
required
deal
his
brains
at
it.
To
foot
the
of
ginning
be-
is the
part
for them
conversation
in
in
the
those
well
be
of
rolling
any
of
the
alley, should
the
teach
how
begin
never
the
reach
to
the
can't
pins,
of
a
only
better
Only
be.
are
that
a
bigger
he
should
than
patience
its
for
not
as
the
be
cution
exenew
eight-pounder, will
an
believing that
game,
just
all sizes
beginner might
fact, it is,but
if it is
matter
the
He
start.
of
is
There
big ball, believing
a
matter
a
difference.
mistake
to
which
ball, too,
the
no
One
takes
ball, no
small
of
size makes
out.
pointed
man.
at
pins
ten
fit everybody.
balls, to
must
will
easy
good
a
that
"
in
engage
handling
man's
A
essential,
here
the
game
entirely absorbed
be
must
the
at
splits,it
as
cannot
use
is
as
lost.
But,
of
of
to
just
that
counts
time
his
spend
frequent
as
they
sight of
ball, and
not
be
that
intend
not
not
it is
All
one.
brain
the
rudiments
the
will
remember,
to
well
bad
a
that
does
one
as
be
it, and
from
fun.
everything, but
to
understand
to
rolling the ball.
game,
of
benefit
of
share
bowling.
than
season
physical
good
a
it is
as
winter
wrought
bad
BEGINNERS
the
for
had
and
bowler
good
a
TO
sport
men
GUIDE.
BOWLING
HINTS
FEW
is
OFFICIAL
S
One
one.
be
star
a
practice will
and
velop
de-
him.
For
the
adapted
to
beginner,
his
alley, without
and
arm
he
can
side
later
edge
to
delivery.
would
size, and
the
become
I
begin by
taking
any
steady by this
the
His
development.
side
of
take
rolling it down
whatever.
sort
of
the
all
he
run
the
his
When
practice, then
this
be
slow
is done,
at
he
best
of
hand
by degrees
first,but
can
ball
middle
the
alley, learning all the
delivery will
After
that
suggest
time
speed
the
is
begin taking
SPALDING
40
OFFICIAL
S
GUIDE.
BOWLING
DELIVERY.
Do
not
right
run
knees,
inches
of
in
feet
arm
your
and
bed
alley
front
of
keep
left
your
should
front
or
DIRECTION
Form
bowl
that
on
straight
leave
line;
the
to
all
line
but
head
ihe
just
use
pin;
No.
pin
i
is
your
within
in
12
within
alley
two
side
to
until
alley
the
ball
mastered
have
you
go
better
score;
your
and
pin
head
make
to
attention
the
of
delivery.
your
CURVED
Let
the
players
the
of
and
speed;
the
ball.
beds
too
not
dirt
ball
or
chalk
the
is
that
the
BALL.
use
curved
acknowledge
surface
dry,
fellow
other
;
of
the
speed
no
off
strike
right
enough
pay
bend
SPEED.
the
to
right
do
front;
apart,
hand
the
foot.
AND
imaginary
an
in
foot
far
with
start
;
left
feet
your
ball
the
;
steps
the
your
when
ball,
fast
with
ball
back;
the
four
or
the
or
deliver
the
three
deliver
and
foot,
bend
not
walk
;
smooth;
"just
the
the
not
ball
control
work
it
find
will
expert
alleys
polish
use
change
just
pensive
ex-
very
most
some
the
must
alley
the
;
on
right";
bowler
or
will
"
to
will
be
must
on
hard
it
he
curve
;
the
perfectly
the
the
right
course
Spalding's
GOOD
It is
the
it
strictlya
the
to
have
bowlers, but
A
attained
"To
by
the
;
there
healthful
it
many
derived
is also
be
a
in every
the game
other
game
becomes
a
order
who,
other
It is
to
an
an
good
form
of
amusement.
has
night.
women
exercise
No
a
exertion, at
the
to
be
say:
tractions.
at-
many
is
no
vigoratin
in-
more
glow
to
addition
In
env}^
of
this
to
evenings, the
long winter
well
benefit
offers
sparkle, and
a
practice makes
rule, that
Yet, it is
I do
game,
not
not
has
Before
know
not
any
with
enthusiast, and
the
ments
tourna-
over
the
game,
excitement
invariable
learned
of
bowling
fairlyproficientdoes
player.
not
to
time
the
the
severe,
and
contest
the
promotes.
game,
enjoy oneself.
having
the
the
muscular
healthful
said, to become
playing.
eye
may
the
women's
excellent
speaking
enjoyable.
woman
from
the
in
passing
the
to
have
really has the fair champion.
playing
and
brings
sociabilitywhich
"As
of
Women
some
that
ever,
then, how-
mushrooms
of
opportunity
an
means
a
cheek, which
benefits
in
sex
with
woman
is both
game
boast
bowler,
fair
the
As
like
said
once
Since
sex.
bowling.
to
cult
together in competition, it is diffi-
come
woman
at
was
clubs, and
part of the country
prominent
taken
change.
women's
both
they
it
masculine
everywhere
West
until
which
say
the
wonderful
a
up
the
and
have
women
many
sport, but
sprung
East
to
been
WOMEN
its first boom
for
game
has
only taken
The
received
sport
guide.
FOR
really astonishing how
there
bowling
SPORT
When
was
official
perfect,but here
need
one
who
great deal of
takes
practice
more
to
necessary
of
a
an
the
skilled, in
of
instance
to
up
comes
last be-
at
be
willinglygiven it
learning
may
for
up
bowl,
a
I
was
girl,
any
a
42
SPALDING's
seldom
touch
in
spent
his
and
endeavors
and
that
good
as
reason,
bowlers
as
Then
she
prove
knows
whatever
they
there
"Then,
right.
To
gutter,
it
one
but
the
"A
certain
stand
and
that
they
can
trying
to
long,
do
as
them
bowl.
way
to
that
is all his
I
fault.
method
to
begin
bowlers
any
had
we
what
you
it.
admit
what
out
or
less, and
or
fault
is
ball
that
is
who
bowl
ball down
and
scores,
for
paying
are
in their
and
there
It is my
other
than
they been
a
alley always
my
that
tion.
posi-
detrimental
the
to
our
the
wrong
has
successful
somiC
will
is
bowler
Still I think
with
be
to
alleys
of
point
as
interests,
own
use
to
the
alley,
that
we
and
a
are
bowling.
that
every
often
form,
for
ten
or
everything
alley from
bad
out
fact
the
responsible.
injurious
looking
into
seven
most
on
the
only
not
in
of
idea
it goes
off the
boys,
in the
are
you
Their
If
alley.
the
the
it is
that
another.
as
the
women
they
as
admit
pins, the
are
believe
own,
at
success.
high
Nearly
theories
class,
a
will
more
they like, missing entirely the
"Personally,
with
of
that
that
as
help
as
it stubbornness,
way,
only takes
or
loft the
and
well, they think
doe?,
ever
carrying
call
not
down
behind
cent,
per
bowling,
he
suggestion,
not,
she
from
that
good
as
is where
woman
If I tell them
good
is
alley, the
straight and
up
will
ball
That
Its the
the
are
her
are
generally does,
themselves.
found.
is
where
rarely
woman
may
women
way
fling the
pin, they blame
find
can
tell her, illustrate
You
who
some,
them
as
I
it.
are
is to
bowling,
all
I very
man
accepts
women
can
right.
the
Help
cannot
a
point conclusively, and
like, but
you
he
A
feeling prohibits
be
to
that
show
you
defect.
You
your
inward
some
When
probably, why
men.
; now
rest
inexperienced player.
some
the
the
time
spare
general rule
a
remedy
is the
saying,
are
the
teach.
to
playing, as
to
of
coaching
or
hard
are
better
All
card.
a
bowling
"Women
can
GUIDfi.
BOWLING
player, whist, euchre, pedro, and
card
great
official
that
opinion
the
taught
that
correct
the
to
seem
player choosing
with
quicker
the
way
proper
right
little peculiar motion
bowlers
the
meet
a
way,
ones
and
who
would
method
the
more
are
be
in
even
the
all
put
right
manent
per-
ful
success-
better
begin-
SPALDING
ning.
At
first,it
S
"In
the
she
combination.
of
action
delivery,
all the
It
is
should
for
with
one,
fascinating that
in
a
back
sore
"A
and
the
time
letting the
length.
The
Torward
toward
"All
steps
as
so
the
in
dom
free-
shoulders
graceful
or
tight-fitting
the
delivery,
heaviest
made
for
exercise
with
that,
it
the
holding
with
should
The
start
is
game
so
first,resulting
at
in
as
at
higher
same
full arm's
of the
movement
body
perfect rhythm.
delivering the bail
hit.
No
player
a
little
left foot, the
alleys when
to
a
backward
the
be
ball
the
and
in this
accuracy
ball
time.
must
at
heavy
a
beginner
overdo
it is desired
in
straight.
the
if he
;
three
acquire just
than
way,
than
more
can
be
players hand
in
lofted, or
without
but
the
smooth
even,
of
weight
it moving
ball, stoop
effect
thrown
any
as
glides
down
in
near
as
takes
a
and
ones,
ball
ball
to
keep
as
near
straight line.
a
to
the alleys
from
away
the
the
the
delivering, swing
keep
of the
ball
steps,
allow
When
possible,and
that
never
but
arm
letting go
"When
should
the
crook
body
allow
easy
that
more
ball and
quick, jerky
use
hanging
the
excellent
and
gradually.
downward
look
more
short
,
not
not
it
and
any
the
to
forward
line
spot
used
a
run.
"Do
do
be
speed
longer
exact
back
is dressed
size
erect,
the
foul
should
should
much
step
swinging of
the
the
get
one
is apt
stand
the
to
It is not
an
loosely, and
to
course,
the
for
ball swing
bowlers
in fact, at
Of
muscles
then
waist;
fit
results, and
one.
should
than
the
to
A
shoes, make
fifteen-pound ball, the
novice
the
beginner
benefit
costume.
it is essential
increase
and
heeled
should
scores
better
lighter
small
a
cessfully,
suc-
shoes.
high
gets
a
low
ball, if
the
used, the
One
women.
of
properly.
bowling
a
muscles, and
high-heeled
be
be
may
dress
impossibility
an
control
bowling
with
have
garment
to
to
or
clothes, and
than
should
woman
should
Every
particular.
"In
a
skit, shirt waist, and
walking
in
suggestions
bowl
to
bowler.
woman
that
43
GUIDE.
tell in print how
to
few
a
first place,
necessary
BOWLING
hard
seems
but, perhaps
inexperienced
OFFICIAL
you.
as
sible,
pos-
A
ball
alley. It should
preceptible noise.
leave
'
44
SPALDING
"A
beginner's
in
for
player's
should
school
in
in
his
luck, and
make
good
cause
have.
Mrs.
has
anxious
"I
"Some
do
is
however,
often
she
of
are
should
of
the
up
any
be
too
as
they
without
"A
man,
these
the
muscles
if
believes
lack of
or
will
will
nerve
highest
bowlers
woman
fair
the
to
score
in
who
sex
the
are
:
game
becomes
one
the
it is liable to
is
can
one
injure
I
violent,but
too
The
game,
enthusiastic,that
so
first time
who
women
have
and
a
soft
she
This
bowls.
is not
who
one
not
participate in
enjoy
other
any
muscles, and
the
use
customed
ac-
no
nastics,
gym-
exercise
should
take
they
judgment
proper
out
when
in consequence.
sore
light weight, or
finger holes
distance
are
undersized
of the
apart, they
can
ball,and
right size,also
hold
the
ball
that
firmly
the hand.
first
the
the
I
than
score
properly instructed,any
games
select
and
correct
higher
the exercise
that
will feel
position is somewhat
it is necessary,
slightlytoward
who
indulged in moderately.
that
games,
cramping
woman's
as
the
play tennis,golf, or
not
beginners
are
especially
exercise.
much
so
that the thumb
see
if
many
done
learning, their
"If
it is
woman."
best
give
fascinating,and
ordinary, should
of
foul.
a
bowler
a
hundred,
or
the
to
at
opinion
"It is only natural
do
and
beginner
injuring themselves.
this true,
plays
to
game,
still
a
man
of
one
experts
the
so
not
the
coi.fidence, will probably
roll three
following
without
think
not
Hull,
the
bowl
to
such
hesitancy
make
to
fully convinced, that
am
learn
least
to
mean
become
to
the
make, either
can
Gertrude
country,
pins with
ambition
day I
one
any
the
is committed
foul
avoid
factor, and
a
line,
slump.
my
Some
at
where
scores,
"Yes, it is
is also
goes
awful
an
that
Luck
bowling.
to
foul
the
Therefore,
in any
victory
of
a
line.
first
the
from
is half the
games,
the
crosses
herself
"Confidence
so
foot
be
should
match
or
GUIDE.
BOWLING
first consideration
league contests,
if the
OFFICIAL
S
and
pins,and
I
rest
different
think, advisable
upon
for
from
them
that of
to
a
lean
the balls of the feet instead
SPALDING
of
jump
"Start
with
little
slide.
a
and
not
will
the
results
with
try
ball
the
left
naturally
curve
delivery
by
and
starting
BOWLING
impossible
the
for
most
expert
the
left
and
take
45
GUIDE.
with
start
bowlers.
men
hand
to
women
until
you
Let
have
a
the
secured
right.
right
foot,
ball
the
foot
in
front
ball,
the
curve
is
upon
Deliver
the
to
rest
the
with
grip
firm
of
some
the
of
weight
a
do
as
It
heels.
the
upon
OFFICIAL
S
to
the
from
with
the
unless
right
or
you
left.
accurate,
more
the
the
down
as
become
four
right
hand
wrist
perfectly
of
center
have
After
you
corner
fourth
the
steps,
the
being
straight
alley.
Do
sufficient
speed
have
mastered
you
will
of
better
secure
the
alley."
it
Spalding's
46
HOW
of
One
of
TO
the
bowling
Clover"
had
who
there
it
to
up
few
a
claim
able
oft-tried
are
really few
to
few
a
who
persons
although
now,
even
solve
"Pigs
satisfaction.
but
were
the
To
the
of
and
difficulty,
work,
the
do
to
there
organizers
the
schedule.
a
as
there
be
to
of
degree
any
ago
the
to
confronting
and
"15"
years
key
SCHEDULE
unsolvable
as
with
problems
guide.
preparation
famous
the
who
time
problems
puzzle
a
proper
many
comes
the
problem, when
generally fail in handling
they
knotty proposition.
this
in
popular
most
of
execution
or
less
teams
schedules
the
teams
meet
on
be
any
been
worked
have
odd
nights,
the
schedule
time
the
of
makers
systems
many
is
while
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clubs
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speak
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bowl.
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At
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end
the
are
twelve
and
principal object
assigned that
schedule,
team
one
so
six
these, however,
will
clubs
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of
The
engaged.
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tournaments
involving competitions
those
are
so
All
West.
than
team
twenty-one
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in the
rule
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fifteen
nine,
The
for
is
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fact,
In
COMPILE
difficult
most
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work
can
bowling
tournaments
uninitiated
in the
official
the
having
are
perhaps
twenty-one
when
year
club
as
the
their
there
schedule,
are
season
is about
to
time.
There
busiest
schedules.
which
never
This
goes
begin, the
are
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wrong:
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key
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SPALDING
The
13,
same
whole
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16, 17
has
this
table
2
is
process
and
14
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3
4
5
6
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OFFICIAL
with
pursued
and
18;
19,
8
9
7, 8
and
and
20
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15
16
17
18
19
20
21
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
10
11
12
13
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16
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And
the
schedule
Continuing
already
on
the
up
to
that
point, looks
plan
and
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may
same
been
paired
their
respective columns),
ready
for business, will
be
like this
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49
SCHEDULE.
CLUB
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guide.
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clubs
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accommodated.
to
avoid
combma^
Sometimes
Spalding's
50
it is
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same
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being
process
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course,
is
schedule
nine
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6
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drawing,
the
dates
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clubs
are
assigned, the
completed.
team
schedules
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lot. and
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guide.
maker
schedule
unfortunate
bowling
combinations,
break
to
necessary
official
three
above
schedules
although
of
games
each
may
be
be
it would
team
between
to
ten
used
five.
men
well
for
individual
and
limit
maximum
to
it is possible
However,
teams
in
the
team
a
night.
to
Spalding's
official
bowlers
is, have
that
as
two
more
less
or
such
as
?
4,
and
bowl
games
10,
should
the
teams,
6,
to
following
eight club schedule
bowl
rule, prefer
teams
night. The
each
a
guide.
total
51
SCHEDULE.
CLUB
EIGHT
Western
bowling
three
another
one
figures is for
of
in all schedules
followed
number
series,
two-team
against
arrangement
be
a
of
which
3
4
an
having
is divisible
by
2,
etc.
12,
1"2
2"3
1"3
1
1_6
2"6
Selecting the
off,
as
combinations
twenty-one
order
in
team
5"6
5"7
4"7
for
5
"
4"6
4"8
3"8
in the
4
6
"
3"7
2"8
"
3"5
3
2"7
1_7
4
"
2"5
1"5
1"8
2
4
"
6"7
schedule
the
7"8
6"8
5"8
arrangement,
checking
and
the
following
them
is the
result.
The
the
across
to
bowl
rolled
column,
one
the
The
above
the
5-6 and
may
series
to
be
Where
night.
split up,
7-8 the next,
schedules
is
be
should
be
and
1-2
and
used
games
more
3-4
arranged
is
bowled
supposition being that the eight
each
game
teams
night, and
the
which
teams
on.
so
as
keys for
bt
to
are
bowling
are
the
first
,
future
ments.
tourna-
TO
HOW
bowling
True,
but
do
can
should
scored, but then
be
formulas
lines.
players in
to
which
places
all
In
number.
at
convenient
a
of
number
height
the
each
bowler
in the
Should
the
bowler
scores
a
spare
placed in the
upper
made.
player should
If the
it is known
of
as
pins down.
ing from
a
and
Impossible
are
known
the
frame
(^), which,
fail
to
remove
the
bowler
spares
or
"
as
of
as
rolling
allowed
are
the
remove
is
tire
en-
placed
he
they
all removed,
like
the
are
the
in which
pins with
is entitled
to
breaks, where
a
splits,"and
ing.
bowl-
was
strike, should
frame
marked
two
the
3
pins
many
in which
of the
corner
its
is, as
(^X), which
balls before
two
side wall
a
balls
first ball
strike
a
of the
Two
in
ten
are
game
removing
possible.
with
right-hand
break,
between,
as
of
breaks, and
upon
consists
corner
it necessitate
found
pins, and
Should
allowed
totals,and
frames, and
as
of
is
to
equal parts.
for the
The
is credited
right-hand
upper
fourteen
scoring.
ball
be
strikes,spares,
view
of
number
sufficient
Room
permit
frame.
bowler
the
to
perpendicular lines
reserved
will be
ten
board,
or
perpendicular
must
into
are
of the
perpendicular line, after
known
are
object in
the
each
each
to
to
game
balls,with
the
ten,
a
alley with
from
places
alleys the diagram
designates,
name
right
extreme
remaining
The
game.
lines.
the left,placed in this order:
from
begin
of
is divided
game
benefit
and
number
first
the
book,
score
equal
and
expert
following tabulated
players' names
the
space
at the
that the
outside
or
the
get
lines is
the
border
remaining
the
four
border
two
left-hand
the
between
3, and
writing in of
of the
permit
plus
game,
plus the
14,
The
the
horizontal
of
number
The
is the method
more
horizontal
into
sheet, is subdivided
score
or
cannot
begin with, the
To
the beginner;
to
explanations of how
it is for these
arranged.
are
proposition
explanation by the
everybody
and
expert's knowledge,
minutes
all written
good than
more
hard
a
perplexes him
even
few
A
game.
SCORE
itself is
game
a
question that
a
scoring the
of
as
GUIDE.
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
S
SPALDING
52
be
it is
balls,
number
pin is miss"
thus:
''0).
SPALDING
S
OFFICIAL
SCORE
let
Now
in
score
In
book,
the
thus
credited
He
with
starts
down
four
frame
he
on
BOARD.
has
entered
the
single-handed;
second,
placed
his
to
two,
making
credit
his first ball takes
in the
spare
his
pins;
had
Blank
game,
pin is carried
a
OR
GUIDE
first ball
a
the
on
alleys and
the
on
total
rolls
he
of
seven
blackboard
or
:
frame
next
remaining
one
is
which
frame,
the
Mr.
five pins, the
down
knocks
practice
a
BOOK
that
suppose
roll
to
starts
us
BOWLING
third
with
cleared
second
frame,
the
the
by the
off
and
first and
like
the
with
second
alley, scoring
ball.
second
frame
lo
and
pins down,
nine
this
is then
He
:
first ball he
balls
the
in
the
pins, which,
knocks
second
added
to
SPALDING'S
54
the
of
number
of
score
frame.
But
is still
he
frame,
which
frame.
added
third
of the
14,
giving
the
it the
to
preceding
total
a
ball, equals
spare
added
in
which
to
is
of
14;
is
the
now,
of
score
frame,
and
21,
second
with
10
count
in the
every
7, and
in
in
the
placed
in the
fourth
already made,
gives
him
a
tGtal
as
of
frame, 21, gives the
which
the
he
by
16, which,
for
tallied in
in
the
third
in the
third
the
remove
and
counts
a
corner.
6
scores
indicated
score
to
pins
right-hand
frame
pins
first ball
with
all
removes
ball
spare
of
the
as
left
upper
the
number
same
ball
one
it he
placed
frame, and
the
it also
first ball
the
frame,
;
third
counts
is still
pins
the
the
makes
There
remaining
With
score
on
frame
second
spare,
have
must
GUIDE.
frame:
second
the
BOWLING
by the
The
frame,
second
made
frame
every
preceding
the
pins
OFFICIAL
the
the
added
third
pins, which,
spare
to
the
frame
in
the
score
as
2"7-
SPALDING'S
56
In
the
when
in the
He
the
fifth
the
he
in
the
with
103,
The
the
and
the
eighth with
frame
is begun
ball
Now
comes
he
strike
and
second
the
no
in
or
balls
the
in the
knocks
the
in
sixth
down
frame,
and
of
the
to
66
first and
pins,
17
closes
the
with
made
pins
10
second
to
which
is
frame
seventh
no.
evenly
again,
all the
or
pins, added
in the
total
a
balls
frame, 86.
the
the
to
second
added
be
sixth
the
pins, which,
lo
first and
is to
added
him
"wind-up"
10
the
eighth frame, and, with
strike,gives
or
strike, or
a
with
tallied
pins, which,
7
GUIDE.
pins, which
20
pins
ninth
a
scored
86
second
makes
pins
lo
BOWLING
again makes
frame, and
removes
first ball
added
he
frame, makes
begins
ball
the
to
sixth
in
pins
frame
seventh
added
OFFICIAL
ninth
eighth frame,
pins, scoring
tenth
to
with
and
the
frame.
10
On
pins
frame, gives him
closes
the
a
ninth
spare
first and
:
first ball he
the
made
20,
the
with
the
which, added
frame
with
first
to
i.^o.
SPALDING
There
are
pins
being
again
makes
the
he
the
pins
first
the
added
him
In
the
the
credited
frame
two
only
it
game,
rolled.
or
"
one
whether
or
alleys;
if
of
strike,
two
balls
a
one
;
another
frame;
which,
and
game
by
10
ball,
gives
the
strike
first
or
spare,
must
breaks,
whether
strike
make
tenth
he
spare,
it
frame,
made
shall
to
count
be
In
be
the
play
tenth
be
must
ball
extra
one
is
to
rolled.
the
at
conclusion
that
or
should
the
credited
there
for
spare,
strike
extra
an
excepting
the
spare,
understood
player
the
and
a
allowed,
sufficient.
distinctly
mark,"
a
in
spares,
be
to
"
mark,"
strike
a
the
strikes,
strikes
again
makes
the
ball
rolled
third
the
are
is
one
leaving
Should
three
balls
then
make
wants
only
tenth
finishes
two
strike,
player
up
the
and
second
be
to
he
by
10
the
ball
for
and
frame,
only
a
case
crediting
each
be
In
all
frame,
tenth
160.
makes
a
ball
ninth
frames
before
rolled.
In
nine
player
completed
the
of
total
should
frame,
in
130
second
the
ball
third
in
30
r.7
with
up;
more
the
or
in
set
one
with
more
the
by
10
first
a
lo
GUIDE.
rolled
again
and
and,
up,
be
to
are
strike,
counts
grand
when
be
set
BOWLING
yet
down,
a
ball,
to
a
all
are
this
strike;
balls
two
now
OFFICIAL
S
or
be
spare,
credited
remainder,
as
"pins
of
shall
each
or
as
gardless
re-
all."
58
SPALDING
OTHER
PROMINENT
BE
ROLLED
REGULATION
ON
of
game
left
right and
Balls
be
down
where
there
govern
this
of
bowled
at
ten
pins
the
pins
must
player
in
and
the
three
local
a
but
the
the
where
succeeding
and
must
pin
one.
be
his
spare
two
computed
Unlike
be
must
the
as
four"
regular
same
in
the
pin
game
or
of
(the strike
to
pins
thus, should
frame,
new
balls, the
the
in
credit
added
next
the
as
which
balls ;
spare
strike
a
reckoned
to
first
the
scored
was
he, in the
should
pin with
one
strike
it is
down,
the
is
down
be
placed
strike
the
Such
two
strike
and
If
which
knocks
stead
in-
three
blackboard
must
the
of
pins.
ten
Hat
pin bowled
strike
three).
the
balls
must
rules, generally
ball
the
bowler
two
each
the
the
:
Northwest,
count
in
as
on
the
spares
Cocked
of
game
first
to
with
pin scored
and
with
with
marked
for
one
as
score
down
and
they
rules
The
the
diagram
and
bowled,
and
pin and
following
Louis
one,
pins
pins
inning
the
down
bowler
knock
is
his
added
be
St.
counts
the
What
is,
being computed
the
in
with
; that
knocked
pin
head
thrown.
or
strikes
three
frame
frame
second
each
pins.
ten
in
the
the
be
must
cast
also; but
three, and
counts
not
except
down
any
in
shown
as
special associations
and
knocks
in
alley,
game
ten,
played with
SV2 inches
Pins,
are
bowler
as
the
Ten
American
pins,
corner
ALLEYS
HAT.
is
Hat
exceeding
not
rolled
and
Cocked
CAN
THAT
GAMES
COCKED
The
GUIDE.
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
S
strike
of
ten
strike
ing
count-
pins.
Spalding's
**poodles"
pin
any
the
to
oi-
the
pins
which
of
alley
1-4
they
inches
down
which
can
COCKED
and
removed
dead
placed
from
wood
of
the
remaining
the bowler.
shall
games
shall
be
inches
high, 5 1-4
HAT
O
AND
The
be
as
of
the
diameter,
lowing
foland
uniform
near
in
FEATHER.
"
I.
O
"
o
"
the
counted
possible.
as
Rule
balls,and
fair
is 90.
Hat
and
59
are
is
credit
bowled
be
bottom,
across
be
wood
the
to
inches
17
:
gutter)
through
Cocked
the
guide.
must
get
Dead
placed
in
pins used
the
may
be
cannot
number
weight
down
bowler.
the
dimensions
2
rolled
pins knocked
any
maximum
The
balls
credit
alley, and
on
^or
bowling
official
The
pins
Ten
innings
"
spotted
are
above, the
as
pin being
centre
feather.
Rule
2.
exceeding
Rule
down
5
1-2
All
3.
the
or
inches
the
inning
Rule
4.
If the
Rule
5.
There
constitute
in
size)
pins
except
goes
for
the
three
and
game,
be
must
used
in each
feather
have
balls
(not
inning.
to
bowled
be
naught.
is left
feather
a
standing
alone, the
inning
counts
one.
moved.
on
Rule
Any
are
penalties.
no
pins knocked
the
alley
6.
The
be
cannot
down
placed
The
dead
through
to
the
the
credit
wood
dead
of the
is ten.
maximum
GAME
OF
QUINTET.
NAME.
Rule
I.
The
game
shall be known
as
Quintet.
be
must
wood
le-
ing
remain-
bowler.
SPALDING'S
60
OFFICIAL
ARRANGEMENT
Rule
in
as
the
There
2.
the
shall
of
game
be
PINS.
OF
five
pins placed
pins, the
ten
GUIDE.
BOWLING
be
to
spots
regulation spots,
upon
numbered
per
as
following diagram:
t
The
head
pin in the
7
in
The
pins.
and
A
3.
bottom),
4
of
the
from
The
the
inches
with
same
spot
as
placed
are
head
head
the
as
spot
No.
No.
as
in
10
ten
exactly
spots
on
pin and
5.
the
the
shall
be
in
numbered
pins
ball
to
address
shall
smaller
The
rules
American
of
may
THE
BALL.
not
exceed
balls
the
game
alleys, foul
be
of
inches
from
neck
(8^
inches
from
;
the
at
shall
at
uniform
be
also
thickest
taper
ally
gradu-
base
of
the
of
5' inches
be
may
in
(3^
inches
2
inches
123-16
part
bottom)
high, and
and
be
circumference
from
body
inches
12
the
at
GENERAL
frames,
the
on
thickest
the
inches
of
part
name
The
or
(loS/g inches
head
direction, but
Rule
spot
same
same
3
circumference
63-16
bottom
4.
body,
in
and
manufacturer's
any
and
line
4
the
on
2
in
and
at
pin shall
Rule
numbered
No.
regulation quintet pin
bottom),
part
5
the
on
respectively.
circumference
the
No.
pin
between
5,
Rule
pins ; pin
ten
and
pins
half-way
4
of
game
pins
ten
i) is placed
pin (No.
weight.
The
thereon.
stamped
in
pin.
in
diameter
used.
RULES.
American
ten
balls, dead
Bowling
Congress
pins, covering the
balls, dead
wood,
erning
gov-
number
tie
games.
of
SPALDING
match
the
all
and
of
game
OFFICIAL
forfeited
teams,
games,
scorers,
S
pins
Rule
the
that
case
; in
where
tie
a
tie, the
of
have
Three
3.
until
game,
played.
the
largest
In
inning
inning,
next
in
innings result
grand
a
unequal.
score
in
the
in
result
score
score
that
In
inning
any
the
two
total
make
so
or
is
unequal.
the
the
first ball,
inning
If the
to
pins.
ten
battle
a
over
Should
of
game
also, still another
are
double.
having
balls
under
of
bowled
pin
size
regulation
allotted
are
Each
4.
the
w^eaker
previous
will
party
each
to
down
{2^ inches
in
player in each
counts
ference)
circum-
inning.
including
one,
the
pin.
Rule
it
tie
a
stands
played
the
the
another
in
score
are
team
bowl
or
king
govern
last ball.
the
Rule
specified, shall
constitute
scores
tripled.
is
The
must
Rule
the
the
score
2.
inning
result
fact, until
occurs
for
as
tie, when
a
should
tie, sufficient innings
Rule
clubs, umpire,
GAME.
innings
point is counted
each
not
same
six
or
inning
a
herein
BATTLE
the
up
case
is played
when
set
Four
in
except
Gl
Quintet.
are
I.
GUILE.
tournaments,
games,
points
other
THE
The
BOWLING
pins, except
If all the
5.
the
king pin,
bowled
are
down
twelve.
counts
,
Rule
6.
knocked
pins
down,
7.
The
alleys
Rule
8.
The
dead
Rule
9.
In
by
substitute
any
select
rotation,
or
of the blind
wood
he
of
one
any
himself
can
until
twice
his
captain
after
the
but
member
every
are
standing.
each
ball
dummy
or
pick
may
he
bowl,
left
one
pins
alternately.
teams,
men
nine
the
as
only
is removed
uneven
the
soon
pin is the
changed
are
of
case
as
up
king
the
or
set
are
Rule
filled
can
The
chooses,
no
out
of the
has
is
He
regard
take
can
team
blind
bowl.
to
without
man
is rolled.
the
acted
to
place
zs
the
substitute.
Rule
10.
knockecl
position.
Poodles
down
by
count
such
as
balls
balls
are
set
rolled.
up
Any
again
in
pin
their
or
pms
former
SPALDIN(rS
62
Rule
A
II.
OFFICIAL
rebounding
pins knocked
down
BOWLING
ball
by it
does
set
are
GUIDE.
not
in
as
up
and
count,
the
pin
any
of
case
a
or
poodle
ball.
Rule
When
12.
it goes
as
rolled
a
ball
a
Ten
pins
hand
and
touches
the
alley
AND
the
up
NINE
same
DOWN.
for
as
the
of
game
Araerie-^.n
Pins.
Rule
I.
in
bowled
Rule
counts
leave
balls
(not
inning.
2.
The
player
one
;
3.
for
goes
No
remaining
endeavors
Failure
one.
alley
the
attached.
are
do
to
be
cannot
wood
Dead
through
down
knocked
pins
on
balls, he
to
either,
nothing.
penalties
Any
removed.
counts
size) are
single pin, which
a
remaining
two
in
inches
.1:;1-2
down
knock
must
with
then,
exceeding
pin standing, which
one
Rule
Three
each
inning
the
UP
set
are
left the
ball.
NINE
The
has
placed
the
to
wood
dead
the
be
must
credit
of
the
size)
are
player.
Rule
Rule
4.
Ten
innings
5.
The
maximum
constitute
is
HEAD
PIN
a
game.
20.
0
0
0
0
BACK.
FOUR
AND
o
Rule
Rule
allowed
Rule
pin
down
is
I.
2.
in
3.
The
pins
Three
each
If
the
balls
score
set
up
as
above.
(not exceeding
5
1-2
in
inches
inning.
four
left standing
the
are
is
the
i.
back
score
pins
are
is
2.
bowled
If
all
down
the
and
pins
are
the
heaH
bowled
SPALDING'S
G4
Rule
There
5.
removed.
remaining
the
on
alley
be
cannot
wood
dead
placed
wood
dead
of
credit
the
to
be
must
the
through
down
knocked
pins
GUIDE.
The
penalties.
no
are
Any
BOWLING
OFFICIAL
the
player.
Rule
is
maximum
The
6.
10.
BACK.
FIVE
The
Rule
Should
2.
pin
quarter
Rule
Rule
the
3.
Strikes
4.
No
alley
set
up
and
spares
penalties
pins knocked
be
cannot
down
placed
6.
The
maximum
in each
Rule
is to
but
innings,
For
6, 8,
Note.
bowl
and
than
"
As
A
:
dead
of
the
be
must
wood
moved.
re-
remaining
player.
150.
as
GAME.
for
the
of American
game
(not exceeding
constitute
down
9.
an
1-2
5
in
routine
bowls
Here
B
a
game.
number
exact
of
order.
least number
the
scores
instance
credit
frames
necessarily
not
wood
pins.
ten
in
inches
size) are
inning.
Ten
2.
same
up
second
the
game.
a
NEWPORT
balls
Three
I.
allowed
game
set
Dead
credit
the
to
Rule
is
bowling,
spot.
through
innings constitute
are
be
attached.
are
Ten
Rule
in size) are
five each.
count
5.
pins
inches
1-2
left quarter
Rule
The
5
bowler
the
on
THE
I,
exceeding
left-handed
a
be
can
Any
on
(not
inning.
in each
Rule
diagram.
in the
shown
as
balls
Three
I.
bowled
set
are
pins
0
0
0
0
of
The
winning
down
2,
5, 7,
loses,
as
A
had
of
pins
8, -and
The
object
pins
from
of
i
player who,
innings is the
10
one
more
are
easy
bowls
; B
inning
to
in
the
10,
ten
loser.
down
to
his
B.
the
larger number
to
obtain, the
Spalding's
superior skill
the
of
small
attack
certain
made,
the
number
of
Rule
in the
pins
are
of
down
avail,
no
X
an
is
naught,
for
goes
a
has
he
score
any
son
rea-
points
the
bowled
inning
the
that
this
For
has
will be
score.
is allowed
score
of
use
each
to
inning.
Players
alleys.
rebounding
HEAD
the
cushions
the
from
PIN
spotted
are
numbers
balls
or
that
TEN
The
small
the
indicating
one
Balls
4.
ball
made
Only
3.
alternate
numbers.
player
corresponding
with
pins,
name,
already
has
Rule
that
the
^^
guide.
small
the
out
When
start.
his remaining
placed under
as
picking
bowling
ball is used, and
from
and
he
lies in
official
the
for
as
naught.
GAME.
PIN
same
for
go
American
of
game
pins.
ten
Rule
Each
I.
Rule
2
The
Rule
3.
In
hit
be
player
pins
order
first,and
permitted
is
make
down
pins
then
head
the
count,
a
balls.
ball is rolled.
respotted after each
are
to
roll twelve
to
front
or
must
pm
count.
player is generallypermitted to roll six balls consecutively on
_
A
each
alley when
are
rolled
on
are
rolled
to
figured a
in the
alley. The
an
alleys
if four
limit
three
On
use.
are
is 120,
score
time, is equivalentto
second
game
in
alley; and
each
American
This
alleys are
two
300
alleys, four
ba
used,
balls
three
which,
tens
12
s
hmit
pins, the
if
score
game.
played by
be
can
incidentallv gives the
teams
well
as
strike
player good
"
1
individuals,
i-
"
as
,
1
and
practice.
_
All
other
governing
rules
the
of
game
American
ten
shal.-
pms
govern.
DUCK
The
pins
spotted the
are
GAME.
PIN
same
the
as
American
of
game
ten
pins.
Rule
inches
of
A
I
in diameter
pin, and
gradually from
the
shall
be
as
near
pin shall
top, 3/. inches
regulation duck
at
the
iVs inches
the
bottom
uniform
in
in
diameter
to
the
weight
be
.
9
in dianieter
at
the
at
base;
largest part of the
as
possible.
.
1
high.
1
,
inches
the
^T/
^/^
body
shall taper
body, and
Spalding's
66
Rule
2.
No
ball
3.
Each
official
bowling
guide.
exceeding 41/2 inches
in diameter
be used
can
in games.
Rule
each
roll
plaj-erto
Rule
foul
line,and
declared
All
frames
shall
be
at
ball delivered
any
each
to
frame, and
time.
a
drawn
balls
feet
ten
the
beyond
first-named
beyond
regular
line shall be
foul.
other
rules
applying
NINE
The
roll three
to
two
line
A
4,
player
PIN
this game
in
pins
American
to
HEAD
this
like
up
govern.
GAME.
PIN
set
are
pins
ten
:
O
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
There
frames, in each
each
frame,
knock
to
of
two
down
fallingin
pins spotted. The
nine
are
which
balls
struck, in which
are
respotted after
I
; the
maximum
pins
balls,one
is
head
bowler.
the
to
object
rolled,and
is
done, all pins
if the
not
to
each
pin
All
pin
is
pins
counts
is 108.
score
(RUBBER
spotted the
are
been
ball has
into twelve
alley. The
this
do
the ball is lost
each
CANDLE
The
credited, but
case
twelve
each
on
first ; when
pin
are
consequence
not
is allowed
being rolled
head
the
bowler
a
is divided
game
PIN
NECK)
same
American
the
as
GAME.
of
game
ten
pins.
Rule
i^
I.
A
inches
body, and
in
diameter
2^4 inches
pin shall be 7^
in
weight
Rule
in
games.
2.
as
No
Pin
Regulation Candle
at
in
inches
the
top,
diameter
long.
The
inches
4
at
be
shall
the
14^
in
base.
pins shall be
inches
diameter
The
as
neck
near
high,
at
the
of
the
uniform
possible.
ball
exceeding
5
inches
in
diameter
can
be
used
SPALDING
Rule
player
roll
to
All
player
Each
3.
OFFICIAL
of
three
at
6'(
GLlDt.
balls
each
to
frame,
and
each
time.
a
American
pins
ten
GOVERNING
RULES
BOWLING
roll
to
frames
two
rules
other
S
NEW
govern.
ENGLAND
CANDLE
PIN
GAMES.
With
the
American
Rule
laying
not
Rule
foul
dead
4.
line,
declared
Rule
in
A
3.
all
and
angles
line
and
line
of
be
shall
ball
any
feet
tw^o
said
drawn
delivered
of
at
of
the
the
line
shall
ten
feet
beyond
first
named
beyond
be
pins
also
pin
spot.
head
pin
all
spot,
removed.
the
line
regular
shall
be
foul.
5.
No
6.
Each
ball
than
more
4^
inches
diameter
can
games.
Rule
ment
tourna-
all
alley;
head
:
time.
except
the
from
and
a
the
of
pins
match
alleys,
gutter
front
drawn
outside
wood
A
be
shall
the
in
feet
two
the
on
rules
candle
at
frames
two
in
and
to,
the
decide
to
bowl
remain
to
played
each
to
wood
changes,
contests
frames
bowler
than
more
following
all
ten
each
right
at
Rule
of
Dead
2.
the
govern
Games
I.
contests,
pins
pins
ten
Rule
of
exception
player
to
roll
three
balls
to
each
frame.
be
used
68
SPALDING'S
REGULATION
OFFICIAL
BOWLING
ALLEYS
GUIDE.
E!IJHE
SPALDING
Gymnasium
Shoes
must
DTRADE-MARK'Sf
SPALDING i
SUBSTITUTE
be comfortable
Spalding Gymnasium
and
easy,
GYMNASIUM
snugly and give
good qualitiesand,
fit
yet
Shi
of these
No. 15.
High
IS
Shoes
on
for
not
slip
light.The
floor;extra
shoes
correct
to
boxing.
Boxing
roo
kanga-
Will
skin soles.
Correct
cut,
genuine elk-
uppers,
No.
SHOES
wear
for
Pair, $5.00
No. 155.
High cut. elkskin soles,and
will not
ible
slipon floor;soft and flexwomen's
and men's
,
sizes.
Pair, $4.50
.
No. 166.
Low
cut, selected leather,extra
light
and
electric
soles;!
men's sizes only.
Pair, $3.00
No. 66L.
Women's.
Low
light,selected
cut. extra
Electric
leather uppers.
soles.
.
Pair, $3.00
.
No. 90L. Women's.
Low
black leather, electric
cut,
soles and corrugated
rubber heels. Pair,$2.50
No. 21.
High
cut, black
leather, electric
soles.
turned
shoes extremely
lightand flexible.
Sewed
which
and
makes
Pair, $2.50
No. 20.
Low cut.
wise
OtherNo. 21
Sewed
turned shoes.
as
and
Pair. $2.00
wise
OtherNo. 20L. Women's.
No. 20.
Sewed
as
and turned shoes.
Pair, $2.00
Spalding
Special Bowling Shoes
No. 133.
Best selected
drab chrome
tanned leather
with corrugauppers
ted
rubber
soles and
flexible shank. A perfect
bowling shoe and very
also for gensatisfactory
eral
gymnasium
use.
Pair, $4.50
No. 148.
For bowling
and general gymnasium
Light drab chrome
leather uppers
with electricsoles. Laces
extremely low down
use
tanned
Pair. $3.50
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efectJuly5,
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:
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ACCEPT NO
UARANTEES
SUBSTITUTE
QUALITY
GYMNASIUM
TOP
CANVAS
SPALDI^'G
AND
BASKET
SHOES
BALL
Sole surface
No. HH.
High cut, white canvas
uppers.
similar to our
popular gymnasium shoes, but of
IS
thick as on
as
best qualityrubber, twice
shoes.
rubber sole canvas
gymnasium
Men's sizes,6 to 12, inclusive.
Pair,$2.25 * $24.30 Doz.
,
Boys",lYz
No. HHB.
5K.
to
inclusive.
Otherwise
No. HH.
same
as
Pair,$2.00
D")z.
"^ $21.60
No. HHX.
Youths', 1 1
wise
Otherto 2, inclusive.
No. HH.
as
same
Pair,$1.80
-k $19.-/4Doz.
No. H.
Men's, same
No. HH, but low cut.
as
6
Sizes, to 12,inclusive.
Pair.$2.00
if $21.60 Doz.
No. HB.
Boys',2yi to byi, inclusive. Otherwise
Pair.$1.75 *
No. H.
$18.90 Doz.
as
Pair,$1.50 -k $16.20
Doz.
No.M.Highcut.Pr...90*
9.72
"
No. K. Low
S.64
"
cut.
-.80*
II
""^"'"^""'^'
to
\
Shoes, with Rubber
Spalding Canvas
MEN'S"
Sizes, 6 lo 12, inclusive.
No. IH.
High cut, best qualitywhite
rubber soles. Men's of white canvas,
women's
of black.
Pair,$1.75 * $IS.90 Doz.
No. I. Low cut.
Otherwise as No. IH.
No
Yi
I No. HX.
'""YOUTHS'"
inclusive,
11 to 2, ^--i--^"
Sizes,
No. IHX.
High cut, best qualitywhite
white
rubber soles. Youths' of
canvas,
misses' of black.
Pair,$1.40 -k $14.12 Doz.
Low
Otherwise
No. IX.
seme
cut.
No. IHX.
$13.50 Doz.
Ps.\x.%\.25if
as
8.64
No. MX.
High cut. .80*
7.56
Low cut.
No. KX.
.70*
"
"
-
"
"
2, inclusive. Otherwise as No. HPair,$1.60 * $17.28 Doz.
Soles
BOYS'"
Sizes,2"^ to S'A, inclusive.
No. IHB.
High cut, best qualitywhite
rubber soles. Boys* of white canvas,
black.
o
f
girls'
28Doz:
Pair,%\S0ir$17
Otherwise same
No. IB. Low
cut.
No. IHB.
as
Pair,$1.50 * $16.20 Doz,
"
9.18
No.MS. Highcut.Pr...85*
"
8.10
Lowcut.
No.KB.
.75*
"
SpaldingClogShoes
Goatskin
No. 1-0.
uppers.
No.
Speciallyseasoned wood
soles.
1-0
,
Pair, $4.00
.
Clog Shoe
|
Spalding
Fencing Shoes
ther,
L. Drab Glove Leared trimmings. Not
carried in stock. Specify
order if to be made
on
with or without toe extension sole,and
Women's.
No. LW.
Otherwise same
No.
Gymnasium
which
No. L.
on
as
shoe.
and Acrobatic Shoes
Flexible
Soles
ther
Specialacrobatic shoes. Leahigh cut, and soft
very
uppers,
No
FS.
leather soles
No
FE.
canvas
Pair, $3.00
Extra high cut, bekt quality
leather soles.
shoes, with
Made especially
for acrobatic
work
Pair.$1.25
* $13.50 Doz.
Low
No. E.
cut
shoes,
canvas
soles.
canvas
No. GWH.
High cut. Specialpearlcolored leather^
Pair.$1,5"
Flexible soles. Well made
1.25
No.GW.
Low cut. otherwise as No.GWH.
Pair,35c.
No.FS
"
[The prices printed in italics opposite
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nurre.
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pricey
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FORCOMPLETE
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tee tpecial
W^i^Mmu
SPALDING
GUARANTEES
QUALITY
SWEATERS
STOCK
SIZES:
28
inche..
46
to
allow four inches for itretch in all our
sweater*
and sizes are
marked
accordinglj. It is suggested,however, that for very heavy
inches
be
measurement
people a size about two
larger than coat
ordered to insure a comfortable fiL
We
SPALDING
COLLAR
REVERSIBLE
No. AWJP.
pocket on
No. WJP.
with pocket on
Mixture. Brown
WJ.
No
SWEATERS
Heaviest weight specialquality
worsted, with
each side.
Each, $10.00 " $108.00 Doz.
Highest qualityspecialheavy weight worsted,
Same
each side. Carried in stock also in Heather
Mixture and Lovat Mixture.
No.
as
Each, $3.00 " $8i.00 Doz.
but without pockets.
Each, $7.50 " $80.00 Doz.
WJP
No. WDJP.
High reversible collar Same style
as No. AWJP
but lighter
weight.Two pockets.Ea.,%6.ZO'k$67.00DoZ.
Same as No. WDJP
but without pockets.
No WDJ.
Each, $6.00 " $63.00 Doz.
No. BWDJP.
Boys' sweater, with pockets. Sizes 26 to 34
inches.
No. WDJP
man's
Qyality and style same
as
Each, $5.00 * $51.00 Doz.
sweater
No. 2JP.
Good
all
Shaker
instead
of
wool.
knit,
quality
fine worsted.
Pearl buttons. Supplied in Gray. Navy
Blue, Maroon or Black only No specialorders.
Each. $5.00 " $5t.00 Doz.
......
Two
pockets in either Nos. WJ
made, not after,at
if ordered at time tweater
diarge of 50c
WDJ
extra
an
SLEEVE
RAGLAN
SPALDING
No. RSP.
or
i"
SWEATER
worsted.
Pearl
Heaviest'weight specialquality
Two
00 Do2.
pockets. Each. $10.00 "*"^JTOS.
buttons.
SPALDING
JUMBO
STITCH
SWEATER
Good
qualityextra heavy worsted in the popular "Jumbo" stitch. Two
pockets. Pearl buttons. This
is supplied only in Navy Blue, Maroon
stylesweater
or
No
orders
Each. $6.50 * $67.00 Doz.
special
Gray.
No. MJP.
*
WORSTED
SPALDING
No. VGP.
No
COAT
SWEATERS
tons.
qualityworsted, heavy weight,pearl butTwo
convenient and popular
pockets. Particularly
Doz.
Each, $6.50 * $67.00
stylefor golfplayers.
RbP
Best
.
.
POCKETS
WITHOUT
Same as No. VGP. buf without po-kets
Each, $6.00 * $63.00 Doz.
Fine worsted, standard weight,pearl buttons, fine -knit edging. Similar otherwise
No. DJ.
toNo.VG
Each, $5.00 "^Si. 00 Doz.
No. VG.
.
SPALDING
No. NFP.
JACKET
NORFOLK
knitted detachable belt. Specialextra high turn down
Pearl buttons. Two
fastenclose in fronL
pockets.
.
SPECIAL
NOTICE"
Above
(excipl
No.
sweater,
"triped)collar and
STOCK
COLORS-AB
Sweaters
ORDERS-
Wo. MJP) In any
called RED.
,
ne
In addition
other
They
prues piTiUd
i
cuffs
Usted
NAVY
WHITE,
SPECIAL
SWEATER
Norfolk Jacketstyle,
includingheavy
rack collar with tab and button to
Each. $8.00 " $8Jt.00Doz.
."
Highestqualityspecialheavy weight worsted.
on
(inany
colors)on
this page
BLUE. MAROON,
to
stock
are
colors
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SUBJECT
tra
TO
A. G.
*
CHANGE
RED
toil! be
is
WITHOUT
on
order
orders
IN
stock In GRAY,
shades
different
specifiedon
quoted only
in
(except No. 2JP
sweaters
Three
we
Cardinal.
sijpply
lor one-haU
dozerCor
r,
NOTICE..
SPALDIlSliG
STORES
effect
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color (tool
charge.
extra
no
supply these
charge.
Where
zvilH
ileitismarked
color body and another
one
specialorder,at
we
specialorder,at ni
Scarlet.Cardinal,Maroc
oppoiUe
"
with
(except No. 2JP and No. MJP) carried
GOLD.
PURPLE, OLD
CARDINAL,
color, on
laltci
"
"
.
and No. MJP)
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SWEATERS
SPALDING
We
allow four inches for stretch in all our
STOCK
sweaters, and sumSI
SIZES, 28 to 46 inches chest.
two
inche*'
size about
a
marked
are
accordingly. It is suggested, however, that for very heavy men,
comfortable
fit.
to
insure
measurement
Ije
ordered
coat
a
than
larger
SWEATERS
TRAINING
SPECIAL
and
maJe; 9-inch roll collar,extra long and full. Body, arms
togetherby hand, not simply stitched up on a machine, as are the majorityof
Doz.
made
W
sold
$86.
Each,
$8.00
ir
goods.
regular
as
garments
No. A.
Specialweight,lights than No. AA, but qualityand general make up identical
Each, $6.00 ir $66.00 Doz.
otherwise.'
5.00 ""r Si.OO
than No. A, Identicalotherwise.
B.
No.
Heavy weight,but lighter
SPALDING
Heaviest
No. AA.
neck put
sweater
"
Knit Roll Collar Sweater
No. 3. Good qualityallwool sweater, shaker
knit, well made throughout. Sizes 30 to 46
than No. B.
inches. Standard weight,lighter
Roll collar. Carried in stock in Gray,JMavy,
^lack,and Maroon. No specialorders.
Each, $4.00 " $i5.00 Doz.
Shaker
S^'AA
RING
SWEATERS
NECK
For outdoor
AND
COLLAR
VEST
SPALDING
sports and
Worn
generalwear.
i^ithout
regularcoat.
ith "
collar style. Best quality
No buttons.
Each, $5.50 "^eaooDoz..
No. B-OB.
Ring neck style. Best quality
worsted. Good weight No buttons.
Each. $5.00 "55.4.00 Doz.
No. BG.
worsted.
Vest
C"ood weight
We
m
STOCK
COLORS"
carry
Cardinal, Purple, and Old Gold.
stock No..
AA,
Supplied
in any
called RED.
shades are
N. B.-Three
sometimes
order, we
is specifiedon
RED
supply Cardinal.
NOTICE"
Solid color sweaters,
v ith
SPECIAL
and cuffs furnished
in*any of the colors noted,
A, B, BG and
other color,
They
B.
;,
Navy, Maroon,
on
id Maroon.
Scarlet, C
Where
triped)collar
o
o
No. B.OB
FANCY
SPALDING
TRIM
Attractive for
"V"
AND
ROUND
skatingand all winter
SWEATERS
NECK
sports
Round
neck, with special pattern tnmmm^'
No
FS8. Fine qualitystandard weight worsted
around neck, skirt and cuffs. See special
note
regardingcolors supplied. ".a..%6.00-k$63.00
Dz,
No FS5. Fine qualitystandard weight worsted. V-neck, specialpattern trimming around neck.
Each,
"565.00
Do2.
and
cuffs.
$6.00
skirt
and
shoulders
around
across
.
Pockets in eitherNos. BG, B-OB, FS8 or FS5 sweaters, ifordered
after,at an extra charge of 50c.
Two
WOOL
ANGORA
at
JACKET
time
sweater
is made,
SWEATERS
This softtexture Angora wool which we
into a worsted, enables us to knit in the same
have had
stitch we
athletic
easier fitting,
sweaters,
in our regular
a warmer,
use
than itis possibleto
neater
lookinggarment forladies' wear
worsted. We cannot
turn
out with regular
supplythisspecijJ
in any but an exclusive shade of Dark
Angora wool sweater
the
silver
different
from
regularor
Gray,quite
gray supplied
No. NPJ.
made
either Nos. FS8 or
COLORS
SUPPLIED
in
and
Cardi- t
FS5 Sweaters:
Gray with Brown
nal;Black with While and Brown; Black with
"Gray and Cardinal; Green with Cardinal;
Purple with White; Black with Orange; Royal
and
Blue with White; Black with Light Green
White; Green with Cardinal; Black with Scar.
with White; Black with Old Gold
let;Maroon
Scarlet;Brown
While; Black with
and
/Vi"j
pnnlei
with
Heather
NO
with While.
in
Green;
Black
inourathleticsweaters.Pearlbuttons.Twopockets. Ea..$7.50
No. BEJ.
face,
Although thisgarment has the brushed effect surit is in.
and generalmake up is different.
the texture
as
and is especially
suitablefoi
tended for an athleticgarment
The specialheather mixtures. of which a range of
golfwear
furnished,are unusual in sweatei
five different colori!5gs
are
Pockets are lined Each. $6.00
manufacture in this country
:.^:
FRENCH
STITCH
SWEATER
qualitystandard weight worsted, knitted
pockets. Pearl buttons.
special French stitch Two
in
Furnished in Gray, Green, Brown. Purple Mixture, andi
Each, $7.50 " ^c"0.
00 Doz.
Maroon.
SPECIAL
No
with
Mixture; Cardinal
SPECIAL
ORDERS
italics
Fine
.
oppoiite ileiiii mar/ted
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StuteTHESPALDINGI
Spalding;
National
League"
TKe
"Official
CENTER
CORK
PATENT
Ball
Adopted by The National
League in 1878 and is the
ship
only ball used in Championthat time
smce
with
made
now
and, as
been
has
Cork
Center,
Patent
adopted for twenty
years
tion
makmg a total adopmore,
of fifty-four
years.
games
This ballhas the SPALDING
the
since
TER,
CEN-
CORK
"PATENT"
August
change
in
construction.
used
as
same
1,1910,without
size of
Same
cork
or
ball
actly
ex-
used in World Series
as
of 1910. 1911, 1912
Games
and 1913.
Each
a
full game
THE
with
when
-
-
a
separate
box, and
the latest.
League regulations.Warranted
used under ordinaryconditions.
SPALDING
HAS
Per
in tinfoil,
packed in
ball wrapped
in accordance
$1.25
$15.00
Dozen,
Each,
No.l
BEEN
THE
SINCE
OF
BALL
OFFICIAL
GAME
last
BALL
LEAGUE"
NATIONAL
"OFFICIAL
sealed
to
THE
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of items from Spalding's
selection
The following
manufactured by
GOODS
idea of the great varietyof ATHLETIC
an
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Embroidery
AttadimenU.
Ejcercisers"
Elastic
Home
Foot.Rugby
Foot,Soccer
Lacrosse Goods
FlagsCollege
Marking, Goli
Foils,Fencing
foot Balls-
Ladies-
Playground
Polo.Roller
Polo.Water
GlovesBoxing
Fencing
Foot Ball
Golf
Hand Ball
Hockey. Field
Hockey. Ice
Push
Squash
Volley
Ball Cleaner. GoU
Bandages. Elastic
Bar Bells
Bar Stalls
Horizontal,
Parallel
fiaseaIndoor
Batons, for Relay Races
Bat"Indoor
BeltsLeather and Worsted
WresUing
BladdersBasket Ball
Foot Ball
Foot
piankets.
Lacrosse
Moccasins
MittsHand
,,
Caddy Badges
CapsLacrosse
Outing
SkuU
University
Water Polo
Chest Weights
Circle,Seven-Foot
Clock Golf
Collarette.Knitted
Corks. Running
Cross Bars. Vaulting
,
Marking. Colt
Discus.Olympic
Disks. Striking
Bag
Dumb Bella
College
FieldHockey
iceHockey
Ball
Goll Clubs
Golf Counters
Golf Sundriea
Gollette
Monograms
Grips.Athletic
NetsBasket Ball
Golf Driving
Volley Ball
Mouthpiece.
Mufflers
Foot
ShirtsAthletic
Rubber. Reducing
BaU
ShoesAcrobatic
Basket BaU
Needle.Lacing
Har.imers.Athletic
Bells
Hangers lor Dumb
Hangers for Indian Clubs
Hats, University
Head Harness
Health Pull
Hob Nails
Hockey Pucks
Hockey Sticks,Ice
Hockey Sticks.Field
Holder. Basket BaU
^
Hole Cutter,Goli
Hole R.m. dolf
Horse. Vaulting
Hurdles. Safety
Hurley Sticks
Indian Clubs
InflatersFoot Ball
StrikmgBag
GIVENTO
PROMPTATTENTION
ANY COMMUNICATIONS
ADDBESSEDTOUS
Sacks, for Sack Racing
Sandals,Snow Shoe
Dumb
Bells
Scabbards,Skate
Score BooksBasket BaU
Ice Hockey
Shin GuardsAssociation
StrikingBag
^
Bowling
Qog
Fencing
Newcomb
Numbers,
Ball
Exercising
Swinging
Rowing Machines
Nose
Masseur, Abdommal
Mattresses, Gymnasium
Mattresses, Wrestling
Gymnasium, Home
Gymnasium Board. Home
FightingDummy
Rings-
Fencing
Golf
StrikingBag
Blades. Fencing
Racks. Golf Ball
Racquet. Squash
Rapiers.Fencing
Referees' Whistle
Sandow
Megaphones
Field Hockey
Competitor*
Foot Ball.CoUego
Foot Ball.Rugby
Foot BaU, Soccer
ShoesGolf
PadsFoot BaD
Ice Hockey
Wrestling
Pamt. Golf
Pants
BasketBan
Gymnasium
Jumping
-
Running
Skating
BaHyCoUege
Snow
Foot Ball.f"ugbT^,
.
"".
J4ockey.
Squash
Ice
Street
Tramping
Walking
ParachuteGolf Ball
Petmants. College
Plastrons,Fencing
ShotAthletic
In
Plates,,
Teeing, ^Golf
Platforms. StrikingBag
PolesSki
Massage
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Straps
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SportsCoats
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Squash Goods
Standards-
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Skate
Sticks,RoUer Polo
Stockings
Stop Boards
Striking Bags
Base BaH, Indoor
Gymnasium, Ladies
^
Soccer
Swimming
Water Polo
SupportersAnkle
Wrist
Suspensories
Sweaters
Swivels. StrikingBai
SwordsFencing
Duelling
Tackling Machine
Take-Off Board
Tape. Measuring. Steel
Tees. Golf
Tennis Posts, Indoof
.
TightsFull
Full.Wrestling
Hockey
Knee
Toboggans
Toboggan Cushions
Toe
Boards
Toques
Trapeze.Adjustable
Trapeze, Single
Trousers"
Y.M.C.A.
Foot BaU
Trunks
Velvet
Worsted
Tug of War
"
Umbrella.Golf
Uniforms. Base BaU Indoof
Wands. Calisthenic
Washer.
Golf BaU
Watches. Stop
Weighu. 5e"-ib.
Whistles
Wrist Machines
Women's
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STORES
Rollers
WrestlingEguipmeot
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Bag
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"
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Foot Ball
Hockey. Field
Hockey. Ice
Skate
Skate
Skate
Skate
Skate
Skis
Snow
Vaulting
VoUey BaU
Felt
Masks-
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Skates. Ice
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Skating Shoes
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Leg GuardsFoot Ball
Ice Hockey
Leoards
Letters-
College
Rugby
Medicine
Basket BaU
Thumb.
Pucks. Hockey. Ice
Push Ball
.Pushers.Chamois
Fencing Goods
Field Hockey Gqoda
Gymnasium Shoes
Gymnasium Suits
Foot Ball Clothing
Foot BallCoal Nets
Foot Ball Time.
Indoor Sue
FuTg^erField
Hockey
Indoor Base Ball
Foot Ball
Finger Protection,Hockey
AssociatioD
HanJ
Hurley
COVER
Polo. Roller.Goods
ProtectorsAbdomen
Knickerbockera.Foot BaH.
Lace.
FightingDummies
CoU
FRONT
INSIDE
ON
Javelins
Jerseys
Knee Protectors
Felt Letters
Fencing Sticks
Skate
eallsBase
Basket
Field Hockey
Foot. College
"
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Emblems
Athletic Library
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standard
Policy
be inseparably linked to a Standard
Policy.
A Standard
Qyallty must
Mercantile
definite and Standard
Without
Policy, it is impossible for a
a
Standard
Manufacturer
Quality.
to long maintain
a
his goods through the jobber, a manufacturer
must
market
provide a
To
To
these conditions
meet
profitfor the jobber as well as for the retail dealer.
is obliged to set
I^rofits,
the manufacturer
proportionately high list
of Dual
a
price on his goods to the consumer.
the glib salesman, when
booking his orders, to figure out
enable
To
attractive
profits to both the jobber and retailer,these high list prices are
served
-wiW have
been
when
the
absolutely essential; but their real purpose
has secured his order from the jobber, and the jobber has secured
manufacturer
his order from the retailer.
who
these deceptive high list prices are not fair to the consumer,
However,
does not, and, in reality,is not ever
expected to pay these fancy list prices.
When
the season
for the sale cf such goods, with their misleading
opens
and
but alluring high list prices, the retailer begins to realize his responsibilities,
by offering "special discounts,"
grapples with the situation as best he can,
with local trade conditions.
which
vary
Under
this system
of merchandising, the profitsto both the manufacturer
maintained
assured ; but as there is no stability
in the prices
and the jobber are
the local dealers invariably
the keen
the consumer,
competition
amongst
to
the profits of the retailer are
leads to a demoralized
cutting of prices by which
practicallyeliminated.
The
the manufacturer.
This demoralization
jobber insists
always reacts
on
this
in his turn,
still lower, prices. The
manufacturer,
meets
lower, and
on
demand
to him, viz.: the cheapfor the lowering of prices by the only way
ening
open
and degrading of the quality of his product.
intolerable that 15 years
The foregoing conditions became
in 1899,
so
ago,
in the Athletic
A. G. Spalding " Bros, determined
to rectifythis demoralization
known
The Spalding
Goods
Trade, and inaugurated what has since become
as
"
Policy."^
"
the jobber entirely,so
eliminates
far as Spalding
the supply of Spalding
the retail dealer secures
is
the manufacturer
the retail dealer
direct from
by which
Athletic Goods
all Spalding Athletic Goods, and
assured a fair,legitimate and certain profit on
Standard
is assured
the consumer
Qyality and is protected from imposition.
a
The "Spalding Policy" is decidedly for the interest and
protection of the
of Athletic Goods, and acts in two
:
users
ways
The
Goods
"
are
Spalding Policy
concerned, and
First. "The
user
is
assured of genuine OfficialStandard
Athletic Goods.
with
confidence
in
materials required
of our
various
in the
of their
goods, well ahead
and this enables
to
provide the necessary
us
respective seasons,
the Spalding Standard
of Qyality.
quantity and absolutely maintain
Second.
As
"
manufacturers,
the
manufacture
purchasing
at
proper
we
can
time, the
proceed
very
best
raw
All retail dealers
handling Spalding Athletic Goods
requested to supply
are
less" the same
regular printed catalogue prices."neither more
nor
York, Chicago and other stores.
prices that similar goods are sold for ir. our New
of Spalding
Athletic Goods, are treated
All Spalding dealers,as well as users
allowed
exactly alike, and no special rebates or discfirhinations are
to
anyone.
has already been in successful
This briefly,is the "Spalding Policy," which
and will be indefinitelycontinued.
operation for the past 1 5 years,
In other words, "The
Spalding Policy" is a "square deal" for everybody.
consumers
at
our
A.
G.
SPALDING
By
"
BROS.
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^^
standard
article that is universally
An
conceded
be the criterion,
to
For
nature.
of
because
fact of
the
thereon.
As
extent
great
Opinion"
products
quality"
"Manufacturer."
U.
as
Thus
caused
is in
and
Goods
to
assist
in
depends
We
poverty
Reliable
a
themselves
protect
Detectives"
to
a
against
"Public
or
and
responsibilityof the
to
as
from
"
field
the
as
himself
Standard
a
but
also
of
his Trade-
Excellence, by
best efforts towards
our
Athletic
our
all athletic goods
on
other
protecting
of
users
Standard
Spalding
Currency.
upholding
in
all
urge
we
and
ous
obvi-
is, therefore, as
maintaining
plainly stamped
fraudulent
is
low
which
maintaining
substitution will be ineffectual.
fostered
prices are
and
idea
of and
the eloquence
avoid
emphasized
the main
basis
with
a
reputation
higher prices than
of
makers
by
of
consideration.
Goods,
necessarily have
must
whose
we
throughout
their
Articles invariably suffer the reputation of being
experience
and
known
in
Goods,
Manufacturer
recognized Standard
protect
"Quality," for
to
of the Spalding Trade-Mark
in
this precaution
whom
principally upon
in quality
the
be
sentiment
of
attention
become
to
Therefore,
for.
of Standard
cheap goods,
know
Service
depend
must
dependable
only insuring
preventing
this
manufacturer
of
Trade-Mark
maintaining
without
Qyality and
guarantee
Secret
a
against misrepresentation
Qyality of their Athletic
assists
inferior goods," with
a
to
integrity and
the Guarantee
Trade-Mark
Manufacturers
and
Stamp
field.
it stands
us
our
high-priced, and
A
maintaining
their rigorous
Quality
of
is not
he
they buy, because
"
its
consumer
all that
insisting that
Standard
the
necessity of the Government
when
Mark
in
Protection"
their
Guarantee
a
each
consumers
gold,
pure
against counterfeitingand
currency
similar devices
Bros, have, by
"
the Standard
is the
as
of
unit
by the Government
the aid of "Government
necessity of upholding
maintaining
similar
a
Standard
"
S. Currency
The
and
entirely upon
rests
thirty-eightyears,
world
of this
is the
the law, citizen manufacturers
without
"
A.G.Spalding
the
money
States
specific proportion
a
expended
is
ail otliei things of
compared
guaranteed
is
the "Consumer's
Consequently
"inferior
of the United
thereby
is
them.
assist
to
are
Dollar
users
Trade-Marks
upon
counterfeit
which
the
to
Under
of Elxperts.
Bureau
appellation "Standard"
legally contain
it must
protection
a
the
gwen
being Genuine
its
tricks,considerable
other
to
the Gold
instance,
currency,
and
Quality
a
claim
a
for Standard
to
uphold
turer
manufac-
Quality
of the salesman.
hat
there
diis
quicksand by
is
no
quicksand
Standard
more
unstable
than
Quality.
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