Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-15
BOWLERS HAVE
LIVELY WEEK
BERRY AND MORLEY TO ROLL
WEDNESDAY
Seven Names Are Added to the Blue
Banner-Kelly Is the High
Man In TenpIns With
Score OF 244

During the past week the following
200 or better tenpin scores were rolled
on Morley's alleys.
Borelli, 201; Cunning, 2O9, 216, 215, 2O1;
Mallett, 204; Fowler, 2O3. 3OS; Aldridge,
205; Wilson, 210; Gregory, 227i Ohlsen,
23i 215; Baron, 200; Pennrlch, 2l5, 200,
215, 9O4; Thayer 213; Conery, 217, 223;
Lacey, oil: Simpson, 226, 222 Mills, 215,
2O6, 20S 200, 226; Henry Berry, I'll, ZIG,
2O2, 232; Struby, 2O4; I'D Holland 226,
22S, 2O1; Tyler, 217. 213: s. Kelly, 244:
Truman, 219; Harry Blanchard, 215,
214 224; Mack 214; Clayton, 22O; Benfcr,
205; Flick, 2Ol; Stratton, I'll, 2lS; Lou
Majel. 216.
Wilson, 1O2, 112, 113, 1O9, Jog;
Flick, ITO, 102, 105 11O, 199; q. Hurley,
1O6; Borelli, 1O9 107, 109 104; McCol-
lough, 106 Stewart, 1872 100, 1875, 102,
124, 100, 102, liz; Shafer, 1O3, 1903; l..
Hurley, 100, 1O5.
Strikes and Spares
s. Kelly was high in tenpins, 244.
Flick won high score in Unions, 139.
Harry Blanchard of Santa Barbara
averaged 202 20 at tenpins Friday for
six games.
Wilson got back at Borelli Monday in
Unions, having averaged 1O4 to Borelli's
81 2-5 for five games.
Flick and Stratton played four fast
games in Unions Monday night. Their
scores were: Flick, ITO, 81, 139, 105-445;
Stratton, 81, 100, 1875, 102-422.
Manager and ex-manager Of the Los
Angeles baseball team, Messrs. Berry
and Morley, are to roll three-game
match next Wednesday night for sup
per. 1t will really be a duo match, as
F. simpson will be coach and anchor
man for Manager Berry, and r. Lacey
will act in the same capacity for ex-
Manager Morley.
Messrs Struby and Cunning are to
play ten games Tuesday night, total
tenpins to win. Both have been play
ing we'll up to the 200 mark lately, but
have never met in competition.
Big Ten to Roll
The big ten rolled again Monday
night, breaking even on game with ex-
ception of first five: Pennrich, 184A
Scott, 149 "a; Stratton, 174%; T. Clark,
1864; Baron, 200A; lost by only twelve
points to the Sc. md five. Thayer, 179;
Cunning, 1862; S. Board, 1894; Ohlsen,
1891: Conery, 1893. Baron won high
average, 200A, and Conery high game,
223 They are to meet again tonight.
Los Angeles Patternmakers' Bowling
club had another contest last Tuesday
night. They are coming to the front.
New names added to red banner 220
to 250--Hendry 1884, Cochran, 222; Bur-
ritt 233; Bishop, 231; Earl, 221; Dee,
224; Bump, 221.
Eddy Holland is rounding back into
cid time form, having averaged 201 for
six games in close competition Thurs
day.
e. Mills, formerly manager of the
Santa Monica bowling alleys, likes to
tell of a three -cornered game there be-
tween himself, Gilman and Silvernale
i'm which Gilman and Silvernale were
tied in the final frame, Mills being last,
and in order to win must either strike
or spare in the tenth.
He threw what appeared to be a per-
feet strike ball, but must have given 1t
a little too much twist, for 1t suddenly
shot and hit the head pin almost full,
leaving up the two corner pins. Gill
man and Silvernale laughed at Mills, as
low man paid.
Mills pitched in a small split spare
ball with no intention of making the
spare, took longer run than usual
and let drive. AS luck would have it
the ball struck the seven pin with such
force as to drive it to the cushion, re-
bounding to the base of the seven pin,
striking the top of the ten pin almost
upright, wavered for a second and then
both fell to the bottom Of the pit,
making a spare very seldom scored by
the best of bowlers.