The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-04
BALL GETS
NJ UGH NOTICE
II At TOURNEY
Outside Stars Use Lop-Sided Sphere
To Get Big ScoTes-Talk OF
Ruling Out the Loaded
Brand OF Ball.
Many Stars Roll Friday-Max Dress.
man Delighted Detroiters With Big
Score-Fine Bowling Thursday.
81 MILTON R. PALMER.

This year. as has aeen the case
every year recently enc is lot or
talk about the loaded BAH around the
national tournament aueys Tins does
not refer 90 tire ceUter-loaded bali
which il used everywhere. but 10 the
bali which is loaded on one side so
as 70 Give an artificial curve TO the
bali.
Detroi, bowltrs have never taken
70 this kind OF sphere while the crack
bOWlers OK some oi lns other cities
use IL and thereby save WristeNertion
and GET high scores Many ~ tho
b0wlers who use the natural ball oe-
ject 10 the lop-sided kind as giyiag
% unfair advantage. This Is always
net with the argument that anyone
who wishes can buy the louded
sphere.
Several times the ACCESSIBILITY OF
ruling orr this Kind OF bail has been
agitated but the discussion has never
reached the point OF action. From the
aik AROUND the ALLEYS 70 seem pos
sit.e that This question Will 0e ralsei
AGAIN this year IL is hardly likely
tLat The rule viii Dee adopted however.
The sile-oaded bali takes a curve
NJ Eve 90 eight inches naturally when
rolled straight down the alley and
helps 10 get that hook which is Sd
notable q factor IN carncring strikes.
Where q spare is left at one side OF
the alley. be bowler has 70 reverse
the holding uf The bali 10 get his
spare throwing with the thumb in
the inger'hole.
Max Rolled Well.
Max Drossman justified the hopes
OF the local rooters. Thursday, by his
magnificent performance in the In
diyidual event The local champion
just missed breaking into the lead IN
this event owing TO the obstinate way
that the pins stood up in the last
game. RE started of with 20l ne
s0t the biS total OF ga IN his second
try with eight strikes.
In the third game he got Tot OF
spares but only totalled 1876. making
his total for three games Gal or just
e min less than the score OF George
Oakley. of Madison. Wis Drossman
did not have a single error IN ms
three games.
/. Bonning. OF Detroit. was another
who broke into the select 600 class
with 62O. while W Sage, OF Chicago
sixth place. with 623. J. Stiggers, OF
va nWert. O.. knocked EN- over 70:
tt7. The high single score OF the day
was the % 5of A. Jones. also OF van
Vert.
Some very good scores developed in
the Thursday evening fiye-men games.
Libcrtys. OF Rochester. y. Y. cap
tanned by Larry sutton. former ma
tional champion. got 2,7S9 and Went
into second place in the standing. Kip
Selbach's Bonds OF Columbus. O., wen'
into fourth place with 2,753. while
Goddards. Of Saginaw showed good
form with 2.64l Royal Canadians, ~
Toronto. stone Flowers, OF Milwaukee
and Athenaeums, Of Toronto, all rolled
over $500.
The best rolling in the doubles was
that OF Smalley and Bacon, o. Jack
son. who scored 1l30.
Fridays Good Events.
Ohio feams furnish most OF the ex-
element in the fVe-men events Of
Friday evening There are six from
Cleveland, five from Columbus and a
scattering from Otner ONO points
While none OF these are champions
they are teams of sufficient cldss q
insure good scores and Il is likely
that one or more changes in the big
event viii take place.
Two notable bowlers are in the
singles late Friday afternoon. along
with a lot Of other good pin-topplers
/ The stars are Kip Selbach, OF Colum
I bus. and Harry GazzOlo. OF Toledo
I Selbach is always good for big score
while Gazzolo is one of tho best ir
4 the country He took a couple Of
games 10 get used 70 the alleys in the
( hye-mcn event Thursday. but made
I 945 in his third game Tom REYNOLDS
az Omaha. former Michigan champion
will get all the encouragement he
needs from his old friends here in ne
singles event.