Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-26
BOWLING

DETROIT, Feb. 25.-The American
Bowling congress will begin it's tenth
annual international tournament here
tomorrow night. More than $500 bowl
ers will participate in the tournament
which will close on March 10.
Bowling events on the Brunswick al
leys during the past week were:
The Brunswick-Balkes defeated the
Mackenzies by a score of 2699 to 2614.
In the st. Vincent college class match
for the Whitley cup the fourth high
won by a score of 1859 to 1l9S.
Louis Heyer, formerly manager of the
old Sunnyside alleys, dropped in to
shake hands with Manager Mackenzie.
Louis has not bowled for several years,
but in a game he managed to run up a
score of 236.
The Brunswicks defeated the Venice
trio at Venice by the score of 1858 to
24S6.
The women are practieing for the
coming tournament, to be held on the
Brunswick alleys. Mrs. Scott and Mrs.
Mack bowled a friendly match last
Thursday, rolling up good scores as fol-
lows:
Mrs Scott . 166 ISL 1S1 1S0 156-S14 1862 As
Mrs Mack ..... 1856 174 1877 10 150-Sl6 1853 Id
The Western Bowling congress tour
nament, to be held in san Francisco
from March 26 to April 2, inclusive,
will bring together the very best bowl
ers Of the western states. Los Angeles
will be represented by two five-man
teams, sure, and probably three. Also
by q large number of individual bowl
ers. The San Francisco bowlers are
practicing hard and will be strong
"a ptOfs in the tournament,
In a match game this week on the
| Orpheum alleys, San Francisco, Bertel-
son rolled up total of 720 for three
games, which gave him an average OF
240 for the evenings play. This is the
coast record. Alfred Mackenzie held
the record for number of years with
an average of 229 1-3.
The sale of season tickets for the
tournament has begun, and the mem
bers of the committee having charge
of the sale of tickets report that the de-
mand for seats. during the big event
will greatly exceed the seating capacity
of the house.
On Thursday night, March 3, the
Brock & Feagans will bowl the Wood
stone Manufacturing company team on
| the Brunswick alleys. The lineup viii
| be as folloWs
observation-disclosures, Holmes, Tupper.
Brock & Feagans-Bowden, Porten-
stein, Andreine.
| On Thursday evening the Brunswick
| trio will bowl the Long Beach team al
Long Beach, and on Friday night will
play a return match at the Brunswick
alleys,
| On Wednesday night the Mackenzie
Colts will play the BrunsWick-Balk
| team at Venice.
In the Mullen e. Bluett prize contest
now being held at the Brunswick alleys
| the scores were:
Tenpins-Browron 225, Masset PAT
| Connor 247
Jimjons-C. G. Smith 154, Strathon
147.
| Mrs. Mack raised the high alley ten
| pin score to 1877.
The high scores for the week are as
| follows:
Tenpins-Taylor 2O3 Wigley 203
Vaughan 215, Heyer 236, Griffith 222
Masset 247, Neal POI, Reinke POI, Bow
ron 255, Mackenzie 223, Smith 244, Dy-
| singer 22S, Connor 200, Cunning 2O3
Werner POP, Simpson 202, Shumate 203
Warner 2O3. Tupper 222.
| Women-Mrs. l.. Meader 1876 and 124
Mrs. Scott 181, 1S1, 116, Mrs. Mack IVA
| 1877. TO-
Ninepins-C. Huntly Z.
Jimjons-J. Warner 151, w. Ruttel
| 1876, p. Russell III, c. Huntley 1876, Cor
| win 115, Smith 116 Watkins 101, c. G.
Smith 154, Connor 1S0, Holly 165, wy
| man 119.