American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-01-28
BOWLING GAMES SCHEDULED.
Ladies League Being Orasnized and
Much Interest Shown.


Considerable enthusiasm is being
manifested in the bowling league,
and though the individual record of
230 made by Bleakmore some time
ago has not yet been equalled, a
number of the men have approached
it closely. Several scores above 200
were made during the last two
weeks, the three highest being 216
by Jeffries; 211 by Bleakmore, and
207 by Thompson.
The number of teams have been
increased to six with six men on
each team. A schedule OF contests
of three games each, whereby no
two teams meet each other twice
has been arranged up to March "a
providing for a contest on Monday
Wednesday and Friday night OF
each week. Five of these contests
have already been played, Wednes-
day nights contest was postponed
to Thursday night in favor of the
ladies. and Fridays game will be
played tonight.
The teams have been arranged as
follows:
Earring, captain, Lang. Moench,
Sparks, Oliver and Holloway.
Thompson, captain, Struthers, Hal
Hooker, Lawson and Holloway.
Roberts. captain. Atwood, Murray,
Kosanke. Reed and Widsteen.
Logan. captain, Jeffries. Anderson
Bleakmore, Smith and Moth.
Sigmond, captain, Austin. Brokaw
Fitzpatrick, Greenwood and Finni-
gan.
Davis, captain, Derbyshire, Daw-
son, Knapp, Collier and Davidson.
The following is the schedule OF
contests, each team taking the
name of it's captain:
Roberts VS.. Thompson, Jan. II
and Feb. 20
Sigmond VS.. Logan, Jan. 19 and
Feb. %.
Earring VS.. Davis. Jan. 20 and
Feb. "a
Thompson VS.. sigmond, Jan. 23
and Feb. 27. I
Davis VS.. Roberts, Jan. % and
March l.
Logan VS. Earring, Jan. % and
March 3.
Roberts VS.. Logan, Jan. 80 and
March 6
Sigmond VS.. Earring, Feb. l and
March s.
Thompson VS.. Davis, Feb. 5 and
March 10.
Roberts VS.. Earring. Feb. and
March 13.
sigmond VS.. Davis, Feb s. and
March Is.
Thompson VS. Logan, Feb. 10 and
March II.
Logan VS.. Davis. Feb 13 and
March 20.
Roberts VS.. sigmond, Feb. u and
March %.
Thompson VS.. Earring. Feb. 13 and
March "a.
The scores during the past two
weeks counting by the number
games won in each contest are:
Jan. II, Roberts, ? Thompson. /.
Jan. 10, Logan, 2; Sigmond / Jan.
20, Davis, 2; Earring, l Jan. -.
Sigmond, 3; Thompson. 0. Jan. 26.
Davis, 3; Roberts, 0.
For some time interest in this
sport has been increasing among
the ladies, and now ladies bowl
| ing league is being organized. Last
/ Wednesday night six of the ladies
/ BOWED three games, and ii the re-
suits of their first contest indicates
anything. they may soon be able TO
give the men some pointers in the
sport. The Misses McComb and Nc
/ Lain and Mrs. Moth composed the
one team and Mrs. Struthers, Mrs.
Vedder and Miss Elliott the other.
The former team won all three o.
the games. The highest score, 96,
was made by Miss McComb and
speaks well for the first bowling thi
| season.
Wherever bowling is popular
there are ladies leagues and in this
respect American Falls should not
be behind. There are many g
players among the ladies Of the
town and they can be expected
| give the men hard run for honors
Besides some of the single men shy
ly hint that if the ladies are inter
ested in bowling the husbands cal
come three nights week without
| being accused of attending director
! meeting.