Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-12
BOWLERS BECOME
VERY ACTIVE
THIS WINTER PROMISES TO BE
MOST STRENUOUS
sunnyslde Alleys Team Has Fallen
of and ls Looking for Another
Match Involving Fifteen
Games

scores were rOileQ OH MoIlIg = diltyi
during the week.
22s. 21s, 201, 211, 22O, 203; Dodson, 200
2O4, 2t0; c. Erfurth. 207; Watson, 2O2
Cunning, 22S. 20S, 2O9, 211, 214, 201
Struby, 211, 202 200, 21O. 200, 242, 2l9
22O. 2S6, 221; w Stewart, 212, 224, 2O1
205. 2O3, 205, 201, 231, 201, 269; Wilson
205, 213, 212, 213. 215, 22S 202 201, 214
200. 56 S. Kelly, 231, 2O2, 206, 201, 210
2O6; Benfer. 215 '2O4; Tyler. 22S, 20li
Leonard, 229: 227; Haskins. 21S; McGill
200 202, 217 203; .Wahrmund, 212: A. B
Myers, 213, 253; E. johnson, 210; Han
nings. 24S. 246. 207, 202; Swetlan, 201
200; Liebert, 2O7; f. Simpson, 21O, 242
23S: b. Gwynn, 213, 205; e. Daily 200
224: e. L. Mills, 200. ZIG, 2O9, 221, 247. 219
20s 21O, 20S, 224. 200, 211, 200 211, 265:
Dapper. 202, 242; Gerner. 205: j. B., 27
21S. 212, 2O5, 213; Garfield, 211; Nocovich,
21S; ]. Conley, 222; Lacey, 211, 223; j.
W. Smith, 20S; Hamilton, 200; c. Rising,
POI.
Jimjons:-Boreln, 1OO 1OS. 1O5, 1O4
ia, 112, 1913. 1O6, 119. 12S, 100, 10. 105,
100; De Normandy, 105, Ill, 1872, 105, 107,
105, 107. 105 us, los, 13S, Ill, 100, LOG, 126;
w. Stewart, 116; Wilson, OF. 100, 116, 104,
1O2, ia; Irvine, lis; Carpenter. 105;
Scott, 1903; C. Wells, 1O1, III, 109, 1O1;
Werner, 1OS; Gabrielson, 11O.
Strikes and Spares
Borelli was high in cooked hat, 80.
Wilson won high score in Unions, 1S9.
The high roll in tenpins was made
by w. Stewart, 269-starting with a
spare, followed by five strikes, an
other spare and five strikes.
A. B. Myers was successful in reach
hi1Ip hammer with q score of
253.
During the past year 1868 scores of
200 or better were made; of these 794
were 220 or better. F. Kohler holds
the alley record, 290.
The following new names have been
added to the red banner of 220 to $50:
L. Clayton, 220; Ed. Hollen, 236; G.
Scott, 222; H. Williams. Ferson, 227;
and Frankla, 222.
In an impromptu match of six games
recently between Struby and Cunning,
the latter won by 20 pins on totals.
Their games were:
Cunning, 162, 2O9, 2OS 22S 1879, 300
1207-201 1-6. Struby, 1913, III, 211, 202,
1879, 200-11S7-197 5-6.
E. I. Leonard is nursing two crippled
fingers, sustained recently while coach
ing a football team.
Roy Silvernale has returned from his
eastern vacation. Roy extended very
hearty congratulations to his team
mate, Forrest Gilman, who was mar
ried during his absence.
A trio match is being arranged be-
tween Messrs. Dysinger. Lacey and
Simpson and Cunning, Stratton and
Baron for next Tuesday.
c. L. Hannings did some good rolling
Thursday, averaging 209 3-6 for six
games.
Messrs. Diegle, Lewis, Ruchman, Will
liams, Eiginger, Stieb and Gillis of l..
A. Patternmakers association were out
Tuesday working their trios.
j. Borelli took four straights from
Wilson at Unions Tuesday, and on
Friday Wilson reversed it.
E. l.. Mills had a lucky spell and also
rolling up 255. ~
Sunnysides Want M Match
The Sunnysides played return
game Thursday night with Cunning.
Q68 4-5), Struby. GOA S-5) and STRAIT
ton, d65 2-5), total 1884. OF the Sum-
nyside team, Thayer C5D, Gray.
Q6S 4-5) and George, (170 1-5), total
24s3. On the latters alleys a week ago
their averages were, Cunning 1877 3-5,
Struby 10 and Stratton 1873 3-5;
George 1913 3-5, Thayer, 167 2-5 and
Gray 161 rs.
The Sunnysides are now 2S5 pins to
the bad and are arranging another
match for series of fifteen games with
the hope of regaining the lost pins on
totals or more.
w. Wilson got his hook working we'll
recently and ran up the good score of
256, his name now adorning the blue
banner.
H. Pennrich. one of the fastest local
bowlers, is quite i'll with typhoid at the
California hospital.
C. j. Struby left yesterday for q
two months business trip in Oakland
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