Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-04
MAY ATTEND
BOWLING MEET
ANGEL CITY REPRESENTATION
PLANNED
Mrs. Scott May Compete at Pin and
Ball Coneress--Many Matches Con-
tested and Interest Reaches
Fever Point

FeNeT Foint
The following high scores in tenpins,
Unions and ducks were rolled on Nor
leys alleys during the past week.
A. NJ Boles, 2O3 215 205; X. Francks,
222 PIG 20S 2O2 GAG POI 2O3 212; w. Stew
art, 212 206 PIG 225: S. Kelly 202 204:
Joe Anderson, 204 206 22S 233 201: !.
Benfcr 22S 202 200 246 900 223 255 202 29c
225 235 253 200; G. T. Sampson, 204 900:
Flick. 2O4 220 2tO 90 210 c. A. Wilson,
200 21t 234 206 206 EOS; G.. O. Derby, z02,
IL. Nj. Roberts. 217 2t1 204 213 235 213
2O7 266 206 255; u. Liebert, 2O6: +. Tor
mat 2t1 POI 213 Ashman, 20S: c f..
Mallett. 233 2O7; DR.. Danielson, 202: j.
Rogers. PA; McChesney, 212: G.. Pill
cher, 203 20S: f. DAILY, 210 200 223 200; c.
L. Hannings, 2l7 232 244 216 212 205 21O
267 u. Cummings, 213 226 225 2O1 PIC
236 231 227 244; G. p. Gregory. 204 2O3
200 210, s. NJ. Stratton, 22S 215 D. Gray.
21O 2O4 2O9; e. Pennrich. 222 242 21O; i.
| T. Leonard 202 200 237 pa 200: Il. 4.
Dibbens. 211 227 Thomas. 223 212 223
200 212; g. Gwynn, 2O4 223 j. Werner.
206 223 224 2O6; CLASSY Clifford. 2O4; w.
A. Hazcn 21S; f. Gilman, 232; r. Sill
vernale, 226 212; T. Tompkins, Eli; III.
r. Lacey, 242 2O2 215 229; j. Borelli, 2O3
200; Bud Holmes. 200; Ohlsen, zoe; r.
Hamilton. 21S, Mrs. Scott. 204.
Jimjons-A. Allen, 1O9: irvine, 106 III;
j. II. Burrtt, 1O1 10 1O1 1876; w. A.
Hazen, 101; Ben Hersey, 1O2 101 102:
McChesney 1O9 1O6; S. NJ. Stratton,
1903; H. Henry, 107 1O1 1Os
Ducks-Springer, 101 III; G.. George.
121; Budd, 1O5; Flick. 100 1O1; $. NJ.
Stratton. 125 1913 1OS 1O1; B. Hersey, 1O7
1O1 Ill 1O2, Wilkerson, 1O2.
Strikes and Spares
c. L. Hannings again had high score
for the week in tenpins, 267.
j. H. Burritt was high in Unions
with 125.
S. NJ. Stratton ran up highest game
in duck pins, 125.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. T. Mack were
visitors Saturday night. Mrs. Scott
averaged $50 36 to Mrs. Macks $50 3-6
for six games.
There is some earnest work being
done by popular subscription to send
Mrs. Scott to the Western Bowling
congress, Denver, Colo, to maintain
the ladies championship of the west.
won at Salt Lake last year, and from
there to st. Louis, Mo-, to compete
with Miss Birdie Kerns for the ladies'
world championship title. Both of the
meets are held between March and
81 next.
In a single-handed contest X.
Francks won by four pins on totals
from C. F. Hannings in seven games
Wednesday night by the following
scores:
TIL Avrg.
Francks POP 246 POI 2O3 1877 2o3 1899 14F-2o5 81
Hanngs 244 PIC 100 212 205 1872 1SS 1926 2-7
E. NJ. Roberts had highest match
game average the past week, making
the exceedingly high average of 225 2-5
Wednesday night in five games.
Previous to last Wednesday the
known five-game trio record was S066
pins; this was made by Pennrich (213),
Parkes (219 4-5) and Heyer QSO 2-5)
against the Santa Fe trio February 1,
1905. Next to them came the B. B. c.
Co. with 3004, made by Dysinger
(215 $50, Lack (2OD and Simpson
(1S4 4-5) January 16, 1906, against Kol-
ler Benfer and Smith.
The record is now held by Roberts,
Tormat and Lacey, who under the
against the Santa Monica tria Wednes-
day evening.
In a seven-game jimjon match
Wednesday Ben Hersey won from S.
NJ. stratton by rs pins on totals. Their
games were:
Hersey Sc 50 1O7 to1 III 81 1o2 6S7- 98 II
Stratton 81 1913 S5 81 103 10l 50 662- "a Al
Cunning, Gregory and Hannings will
play series three against Stewart, Flick
and Stratton tonight. The former trio
will try to regain the many pins lost
to the latter week ago.
Cy Taylor will get back into the
game tomorrow night by way of
seven-game match, total pins to win,
against f. NJ. Roberts.
The following 200 or better tenpin
scores We're rolled on North Beach
bowling alleys, Santa Monica, during
the past week:
F. Gilman, 22O 235 POP 2O3 213 2O7; r..
Silvernale, 213 2O2 234 265 242 2OS 200
222 PIP; T. Tompkins, 235 PIG 203 2O5 203;
NJ. MCGEE, 225 201; II. r. Lacey, POI
211 PIP 220 212 210; T. Tormat 220 204;
NJ. Townsend, 243; f. r. Leonard, PIP;
S. P. Dysinger, 2O4 200 POI 2O3; w. Stew
art, 202.
Beach Bowling Notes
Roy Silvernale won the weeks high
score with 265.
Tonight E. NJ. Roberts and II. r.
Lacey begin a 15game match against
f. Gilman and r. Silvernale, when the
first series of five games will be rolled.
Later in the week the second series
will be played on Morleys alleys. The
team having the most pins for the ten
games will have choice of alleys for the
third series.
Notwithstanding the Santa Monica
trios defeat by Roberts, Tormat and
thaU are npdauntp6