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| In 1908, Russell Crable of E. Liverpool, Ohio craks the 1,900 barrier to win all-events winner with 1,924. ABC declares the all-events winner will henceforth be crowned as "the best bowler of the Tournament." The Bonds of Columbus win team event with 2,937, toping 2,900 for the first time. Harry Klene of Chicago becomes the first three-time Tournament champion after winning doubles with parner James Chalmers. Kiene was on the 1901 Standards and 1905 Gunthers No. 2 championship teams. Bill Doehrman of Ft. Wayne Ind., bowls in the first of a record 71 consecutive Tournaments. |
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