Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
TEAM STANDING

TEAM STANDING
Team Won. Lost. Pet
Western Electric ............ 81 775
Woodill-Hulse ..........:..... 2S 70 ZOO
Southern California ........... so 10 $50
Westinghouse .................. 21 10 .525
Newberry- Bowers ............. II IS 4S5
L. a. City Department Elec. Is % 375
acknowledgements ............. SO .175
Pacific States .................. 20 III
INDIVIDUAL STANDING
Name and team Pins Avge
Myers, Woodill- Hulse ............... $3.50 III
Arbogast, Newberry Bowers ...,.... 572S 1853
Roop Woodin-Hulse ................. 6545 16S
Brger, Western Electric ............ 1909 $50
Burger Western Electric ........... 1900 $50
Grass Southern California .......... $3.50 1853
Hedges, L. a. City Dept, Elec...... 6247 1856
Moran, Westinghouse ................ GIL 154
Spring, Western Electric ............ 1850 155
Thomas, Woodill-Hulse .............. 5279 $50
George, Western Electric ........... 2256 $50
Potts, Westinghouse ................. 60S3 $50
Spisbury, NeWberry- Bowers ........ 400 146
Warner Pacific States ................4353 145
Hogg, Southern California .......... 500 155
Hoag, Westinghouse ................. $40 142
Render, Southern Caifornia........ 5755 143
Bowling interest this week is largely cen
tered in the mixed doubles" which will be
started the Brunswick alleys Wednesday
night. This tournament is like a mixed four
some in golf, each team made up of a woman
and man. This style Of tournament was first
introduced in Los Angeles way back in Feb
ruary, 1904, by Alfred Mackenzie, in which
eight couples stock part, and was won by Mrs.
Bates and Lustig.
This tournament was such a success that
Mackenzie organized another the following
year, in which ten couples took part and was
won by Mrs. H. C. Scott and Mackenzie.
From that date up to this time the alley
managers paid no attention to the women, but
when Mackenzie broke into the game again he
Immediately got busy interesting the fair ones
by holding weekly meets. In the coming af-
fair the following women and men will take
part: Mrs Mack Mrs. H. C. Scott Mrs A.
J. Knox, Mrs Rupe Miss Scott, Mrs. McGn-
ley, Miss Palmer, Miss Hall, Mrs. Cochems
and Wertz. Kramer, Fenner, Mackenzie Dy-
singer, mckinley, Newkrk, Carruthers, Fenner
and Goyette.
Any others who desire to enter can do so
before Wednesday with Alfred Mackenzie,
Brunswick alleys.
on the Brunswick alleys last week Huyler
had high scare, 2i4. Other high scores were
Atterbury 212, Mackenzie 22O, Griffith 224,
Blume 212 Taylor 214 Holiday 221, Arbogast
21O Spring 21O, Winters 214, Kelly 237 NJ.
Hobgood 220, HerTiman 203, Dindore 22i, Critch-
EFT POS. Hodge 2l1, Burger 213 Kramer 210,
Bishop 2O4, Thomas 2iO, Grass 212 Fenner 233.
Jim -johns-Dindore 112, Hopper 115. Foster
ILL., Arbogast 100, Campbell 120, Mackenzie III,
Griffith 121, Tupper 123 Johnson, lis, Stymest
116, Hendricks Albright 12O.
Ladies, ten pins-Mrs H. c. Scott had high
score, PA Mrs. Mack 1SS, Mrs. Knox 175, Mrs
Rupel 162 Miss Scott 14O, Mrs. Mckinley 1926,
Mrs Bowers 1870, Miss Allen 14S Mrs. Thurs
ton 1872 Mrs. Johnson 146.
Matches scheduled for Brunswick alleys this
week:
Monday-Morleys vs. Mackenzie Colts.
Tuesday-Pacihc States VS.. Western Electric.
Wednesday, -Newberry- Bowers VS.. Holabird-
Reynolds mixed doubles,
Thursday-We Westinghouse Southern Cali
fornia; Rivers VS.. Monarchs.
Frday-City Of L. A. Dept. Electricity vs.
Woodill- -Hulse.
saturday-Rvers VS., Long Beach.