The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-29
BOWLING SEASON
At HEIGHT SOON
Y. N. C. A. Alleys Being Placed il
Good Condition

The cooler weather of the last Few
Gavs mas brought about rcNiNai Oh
interest, i'm bowling. At the cubs al
Laws which have been in operation for
about a month, warm rivalry mas at
ready developed and there are seNcral
teams fully organized. The u NJ =
4 alleys viii be completed this week
and opened to the public and the al
levs of other private clubs are JUST
about ready for the season.
This looks like a big year at the
Guns. The alleys are In splendid con-
dition and interest among the bowl
ers is intense. Several clubs trom
Lake Linden and the Portage Lake
towns have already arranged with the
management 10 use the Cubs alleys for
private matches and il is expected
others will do likewise In addition
To the special matches. the upper pcn-
Ursula howling tournament which VIII
hc held ON the Cubs alleys this year
viii bring the season to a climax
Bowlcrs are deeply Interested i'm the
plans for a Commercial Bowling lea
cue for this district, mention of which
was made a short time ago. Several
teams including the Barsotti team.
Pabst team, and others have expressed
a desire To join the league and others
will do likewise. 1t is probable meet
ing will be called during the next
week or ten days to discuss plans and
10 formulate schedule of games, so
that the season may be opened about
oct. II. Manager Iloffenberg of the
cubs ALLEYS is willing to- assist the
, teams entering the league in every
way.
Y. M. c. A, Turnament.
Work on the Y. NJ. G a. bowling
alleys is nearing completion and they
will compare very favorably with any
other alleys i'm the copper country
when ready. The alleys are being
planned, scrapcd and repolished. Al,
Of the Y. NJ. 6. \. bowling balls are
| being oVcrhauled- and made ready foi
the season and additional balls nave
/ cen ordered aud should be received
| by the last of the wees.
The Y. VI. c. \ bowling committee
| will meet soon to prepare plans for the
season. II is proposed To organize n
| Y. NJ. c. \. bowling league Of either
six or eight teams, also to organize
one team to participat" i'm the city
| bowling league which has been aug
gestcd. The committee is confident
| that the bowling season may be mad,
| successful
Tho Y. NJ {. \. alleys were one,
| the only public alleys i'm town and as
such were very popular Last year
| however. the alleys were in poor con
dition and many of the Y NJ. G. \
howlers lost interest In the game
willie others boWlcd ON the Cubs al
leys /, is expected the Improvement
made 10 the Y NJ &. \. alleys thu
ycar will cause q return Of popularity
Other Bowling Activities.
j. G. Hansen, leading spirit anon.
the Laurium bowlcrs. is organizing
two Million Dollar" teams for the
coming season, his teams composing
the strongest ho>ylcrs ut the Lauriun
Social club. The Social club alley
axe being thoroughly overhauled AN,
regular practice will be- INDUCED il
from now on. Iansen's teams likcl!
will enter the city league.
The Young Mems Catholic clu;
likely will have two bowling teams
this year both of which will be enter
"a in TIE city league The sport ha
Grouscd new interest among the clu
members since the fall season open
ed.
The Calumet Elks will have one q
more strong bowling teams this sea
son. The bowling committee will NEE
soon after the lodge resumes it's fal
activities next month 20 prepare plan
tor the season.
Both the Ahmcek and Mohaw
teams have lost several of thei
strongest bowlers during the scasoI
Just closed and it is possible the tw
agrcg ltiuns will be combined thi
year into one strong team to rcpresen
Nowcenaw county in Il Copper Coun
try league.
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