Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-07
early date other leagues will be formed

early date other leagues will be formed
Rowling Notes.
Fritz Dahmke has Joined the Florsheim
Shoe aggregation.
Fanton has d discontinued using his hook
and Is shooting back-up.
The Booster league has transferred It's
activities TO the new Farnam alleys.
The Union QUILTING leaEuers have
transferred their schedule to tho Farnam
alleys.
The Florsheim shoes stepped on the
Ragans Falstaffs last week and crushed
them for two,
The Fairmont Creamery team in the
Gate City league has tackled Joe Dober' ;
name on its lineup.
Charley Primeau is back in the game
again lie Is rolling with the Nebraska
Telephone organization.
Sam Boord is back In the game, rolling
with his Omaha Bicycle team He still
shoots the same old hook.
Ralph sciple, after getting a poor start
finished with 24S game In his Booster
league match Tuesday night.
The Mickey Gibsons won the most
money at Sioux City. They collected In
the team event and also in the doubles.
Two men are sure of their jobs in the
Midwest Bowling association. They are
President George Strots and Secretary
Lowe.
Many of the local cracks have fallen in
love with some of the house balls at the
Farnam alleys and have laid their pet
sphere away.
with Golf becoming a member OF tho
Standard OIL club. Gains monopoly on
the individual leadership honors IL threat
ened with overthrow.
Wood Hartley challenged all corners on
the Farnam alleys last week and received
acceptances from every bowler OF prom
inence in the city.
Franks Candy Kids were knocked OFF
of first place last week when they lost
three straight to the Brodegaard Crowns
who supplanted them.
Fitzy Figenschuh has been added TO the
working staff of the Farnam alleys. He
is experienced In alley work having been
employed at the Morrison alleys.
Dick Grotte was seen around the alleys
last week. but he didn't take part In
any OF the games, He IL a member Of the
inactive City Hall Federal team,
The crack Booster leaguers found the
new alleys hard. Chef Weekes led In
! totals for the evening with $50. RALPH
Seipie COPIED high single with 243
The Omaha league will roll under ths
travelling system during the remainder OF
the season, alternating between the Nor
rison and Farnam alleys on Friday
nights.
The knights of Columbus are on the
runways again with strong bowling or
ganization. The Farnam alleys will be
the scene OF their activities every Mon
day night.
Pa" Kinnaman has organized an all
star Moose club team and has ISSUED an
open challenge to all come~s Besides him
self, Conrad Martin. Cummings and Cain
are In the lineup.
The O'Leary team OF Chicago Jared bet
ter financially than any other team en-
tered in the Midwest tournament. They
pocketed $H1 OF the prize money. The
team grabbed second money and Nick
Bruck grabbed the singles
The NehFnHka FTnIgnhnna Iaa haE n
successful start "wednesday night Ten
five-man teams have been organized from
the different departments. Most OF the
players are beginners at the game. a
large crowd. including several women,
witnessed the opening matches.
The Midwest Tournament officials were
very prompt in paying off the prize fund
The tournament closed Monday night