The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-08
GOOD SCORERS
ARE SOUGHT
A. B c. Officials Cannot Get Men
Enough for Keeping Count OF
Pin Totals.
az FlLLMoRs JOHNSON.


Any one who knows how 70 keep
score al a bowlml tournament yan
earn good MONEY @ the tournament
OK on al the Wayne Gardens The
one ais announce that they are having
a LOT Of trouble .in getting competent
scorers Nh Ph'ibIick said this morn
lax We can use some good scorers
bat they must khow now 20 keep
score and not come IN and bail every.
thing all up for rs like some have
There is GOOD money iu the job. an
d.y OF ,hc boWlers who would like
ITO earn little extra money would be-
put on. but they must have alrea IS
had their turn 1u Inc tourney ALLEYS.
We positively cannot put on q
bowler who has not had his turn al
The alleys because there would be
very liable 20 be SO much distrust
sunday afternoon % game took pla -
which held a greet deal OF interest !cr
me friends OF the Mennngers OF De
uoit.
r. Mennineer. ST and Larry Ga2-
lola. OF Toledo .olt-d Il match game
which consisted # three 3-game series
two OF which were won by Menniuger
ana the third by Gazzola with the sUt
prlslng score OF S9l
Garry Hermann the Cincinnati base
hall magnate VIII be here with ms
team Tuesday TO DO their share n
making the tournament success, and
Incidentally iOr Garry 20 get ia 20 a
tanning bee with some OF the many
oid-timers who are at present in TINS
city.
Wednesday the Brunswick team =
New YORK Viii be here The Bruns-
wlcks are considered the best i've M
New York. 7 ne team IS made mp OF
the following Alex Dunbar. G. Rideli,
W Weingarth, l. J Johns and f.
Pump. Jr. al OF whom are muca
touted a. nigh score men.
Dunbar Is the man who. with Johnny
smith. made a tour last January from
Kew YORK 10 Chicago meeting all
corners. and VINO We're defeated but
once AMI that Wa in Toledo when
hey PLACED against Gaz2ola and Il
verl OF i've town.
j.. Johns, OF the BrunswicRs. has d
Standing average Of 2l2. which les GER
tAinly some average The Other
members 1re all on a par with Dunbar
and Johns and II they fall down Is
awe the other big teams who have
heen so loudly touted TO do something
there VIII be much disappointment.
among the dopeSter-, OF whom there
are almost a. many as there are IA
baseball
Larry Gazzola, OF Toledo. consider
cd the only man in the country who
mas a chance OF beating Jimmy Smith
the Buffalo crack. and his partner W.
Elwert, also Of Toledo rolled a match
game with Cook and H. Tols0n, or
Sebring. o.. both OF whom were mem
bcrs OF two-men teams mp in the
select ten. last Saturday afternoon
and defeated them on account OF
their high showing IN their doubles
the match aroused interest 20 such ar
extent that there was more OF a crowd
watching them downstairs on the
practice alleys than there We're mp
stairs watching the tournament men
Gazzola and Elwert are the only
men who beat Alex Dunbar and Jim
my smith on their recent tour
through the country last January
Bat the match which aroused the
interest 90 the highest pitch was one
I'm which Suer OF Washington ID g.
and Uppcrman OF Martins ferry
rolled OF saturday afternoon for 500
q side The men were both rolling
I'm fire shape aua played the five
games as scheduled to a tie
Suar was weak an the way through
but GA thu last two frame. OF ne
sixth game. gained - points. which
threw the game INFO DIS hands
10 IT. estimated that over $500
changed hands as the result. that
amount being posted with the man.
aver and the scorekeep"r
Clarke or the cleveland Athletic
club had the crowd Oh tip-toe Satur
dls ni.ht. when he started with seN
/ en- sJraight strikes. ON his eighth al
tempt. he got pin fever AMI missed
the head pin entirely Then Hc missed
his spare and also missed boz he
tenth getting only DO