Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21
irish WON FROM TURKS
Indians Noscd Japs Out Of Third
Place in the City Bowling League
Last Week.


The above standing shows the re-
suit Of twelve weeks Of bowling in
the city bowling league. The Turks,
are. Of course, still the leaders, but
the Irish took two out of the three
from them on Wednesday night and
drew one game closer to them for
the honors This was the second
meeting this year between these two
fast teams, and in each instance the
Irish have been returned the win
ncrs, taking the odd game
The bowling during the past week
was sensational in the extreme. Only
one team, the Japs, failed to bowl a
total exceeding 1900 pins in at least
one match this week, the Turks get
ting two such scores, and the Indians
going over the 2.400 pin mark, while
the irish and Scotch each got over p
500 pins in their single matches.
There was only one change in the
league as to standing. the Indians
displacing the Japs for third place,
and the Japs falling into a tie for
fourth place with the Arabs. AT the
present time the Turks have clean
lead Of seven games over the Irish,
their closest opponents, and some
team will have to take them down to
defeat in three games in order to
make the race for first honors close
The turks will have "a more games
~ bowl. however, and it is hard to
MI what may happen before they
have completed the full schedule. The
manner in which the Irish and the
Indians. not to mention the other
teams at all, are performing, gives the
other hope that there Will be
some excitement N store for the
Turks before they can safety lay
claim to the highest honors in the
league. They surely have nifty
bunch Of howlers three Of their mem
bers bowling constantly over the 1865
pin mark for average.
Uubhartt Breaks Record.
The match on Tuesday night be-
tween the Indians and Scotch, the
latter team was pressing the Indians
So closely that the Indians were COM
PEELED TO extend themselves t othe
limit. Hubbartt was the big man for
the aborigines, putting up with a 2S2
score in the second game. His last
game was 159 pins, bringing his to-
tai for the match up to 6S2 pins This
breaks the record set by Charlie Rocs-
er early in the season, his record be-
ing 615 pins for an average OF 2O5
per game. Huthartt's average Tues
day night was 20 and two-thirds pins
"A game. Hubbartts game Of 2i1 was
the highest score howled during the
week in league circles although a
great many of the boys exceeded 200
pins in several games.
Mondays Match
on Monday right the Turks took
three straight from the Japs, sloan's
yellow boys getting off on the wrong
foot and were not able TO hit their
stride The Iups lost tho first game
by only one pin three Japs IN sue
coysiun failing to mark i'm the last
frame although they tried hard. The
second game was also close but the
last game was walk-a-way Tor the
Turks The Turks won the match by
.0are of 2.SI1 to e.oOG for the Japs.
Tuesdays Match.
Tho match ON Tuesday between the
Indians and the Scotch was prodnc-
tive If some " the finest bowling
ever witnessed i'm Tulsa. The first
game was taken ty tho Indians by a
one sided score tho Scotchman being
followed by tough luck throughout
this game. getting n total in this one
rar,o Of thirteen splits TO three splits
by the Indians May of these splits