Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-20
BOVLERS MAKE LOW SCORES
New Alleys and Rusty Arms Keep
Totals Down Below Average.
LEAGUES GETTING IN SWING
Various Organizations Already Busy
and the Balance Are Planning
10 start season In Next
Two Weeks.
Bowling Schedule.

bowling Schedule.
MORRISON ALLEYS.
Fairmont Creamery Lcague-Monday
Better Butter against Fairmont Farms
Delicia against Liquid Gold, Diadem
against Puritan Broilers.
Gate City Beague-Tuesday. Drexel Shoe
Co. against F1orsheim shoes, Rays
against American Express.
Thursday, Lewis Bufett against Fair
mont Creamery. Ragan's Falstaff against
Rumohrs old Taverns.
Omaha League-Friday. Storz against
Old style Largers, Burgess-Nash against
letters old Age. Mickey Gibsons against
METROPOLITAN ALLEYS
Standard OIL League-Tuesday, Polarlne
Auto oil against Crown Gasoline, Mica
Axle Grease against Perfection OIL.
Clan Gordon Deague-Thursday, Bonnie
Doons against Kilpis, Thistles against
Bohbie Burns, st. Andrews against Tamo
BRUNSWICK ALLEYS, SOUTH
OMAHA.
Magic city League Monday, letters
Old Age against Willow Springs. Farm
ers' Exchange against White SOY.
Wednesday, Royal order Of Moose
against euro Mineral Springs. All stars
against WEIGH Grocery Co.
Scores were somewhat low in the regu-
lar league matches last week. Lack OF
practice, combined with new sets OF alleys,
caused the poor showing. few. how
ever. have overcome these conditions and
are rolling in midseason form.
The Omaha, Fairmont Creamery, Gate
City, Lithographers and Standard OIL
leagues are now In fun swing and during
the coming week they Will be Joined by
the Clan Gordon and Magic City leagues.
The Booster league will open it's sea
son Tuesday, September 49, On account
OF the work on the Association alleys not
being completed the opening was post
poned one week. Last years champions,
the Clara Bellies, will have In in their
lineup Edison. captain Neale, Cummings,
Jarosh, o. johnson and Cain.
other Booster League Teams.
FL Pnxos-Conrad, captain; Fanton. Ter
rell. Doherty. c. Rice and Learn.
Plico-Powell. captain; Toman, Yousem,
Hammerstrom and Ced Potter.
Beacon Press-MolSry. captain: Martin,
Balzer. Golf. F. Jarosh. Greene and os-
tronic
Rateklns - Ratekln, captain; Melum.
Howell and Zimmerman.
Corey Nc Kenxies - Pieronnett. captain;
Bland, A. Bowers b. Bowers, ]. Weekes,
r. sciple and c. carp.
City offioials-Grotte. captain; Butler,
Hoffman. Primeau and Hartley.
They will meet on the Association alleys.
New OrRa niERtiOns. .
The Clan Gordon will be a six and three
man team organization. Their season
opens Thursday night on the Metropolitan
alleys. Their lineup consists OF the Bon
ME Doons. Kilties St. Andrews, Thistles,
Bobb,e Burns and Tam o. shanters. The
Magic City league will hold its opening
Monday night on the Brunswick alleys.
In South Omaha. This seasons lineup
consists of the letters Old Age, Willow
Springs. Farmers Exchange, White sox.
euro Mineral Springs WEIGH Grocery Co.
Royal Order Of Moose and the All-Stars
This leaves the Commercial Metropolis
tan. Benson, Knights OF Columbus and
Sunderland Bros. leagues yet to be heard
from.
Bowling Notes
The opening of the Booster league
scheduled for Tuesday, September ~, has
been postponed one week.
Take a squlnt at the .Luxus line up.
They ought to make II interesting for
any OF the other lineups.
Some OF the Gate City leaguers took
a drop In their second weeks play. White
and Slime viii be glad to furnish alibis.
The Lewis Buffet team will be con-
tender for the Gate City flag. They have
punched up a strong combination of
players.
Look for lower averages. The new
alleys are already causing drop IN
scores. The spare bowler will be the big
gun this season.
Fifty Figenschup seems to have grasped
the hOWlina aitlatinn haffpT than
thus far this season. He has been going
at q 800 clip right along
The work on the Association alleys viii
not DO completed until Saturday night
BY delaying the schedule one week al
teams viii be placed on an equal basis
by rolling their games on new alleys.
The Sunderland Bros, league have not
awakened from its slumhers thus fai
this season This was one of the besi
leagues in the city last year and should
be In the field again.
A few seem TO have the idea that the
Commercial league will not reorganize fol
this season. The Commercial league Il
ALREADY organized with. eight teams and
viii open after Ak-Sar-Ben.
Pat Anglesburg Is again pubishinr
the ''Bowlers Schedule" handy yes
pocket book containing a complete
schedule OF the A andiiB class leagues
and other information about the leagues
The Booster league teams will be stronl
again this season. Eight well matched
lineups were handed In 10 the secretar,
last week. Red Ratekin and Harrl
Edison viii again be the king pins Of IN,
league. Last years rules will be used.
The work on Schoeneman's new alley
is progressing rapidly. The interio
work Is practically complete and tw,
carloads of equipments are now In town
The cement base is now being laid an,
when this is dry, the alley can be place,
in a short time.
The prettiest picture in the eyes o
Omaha bOwlers Is the scene at the AS
ISOLATION alleys. where men are busily en-
gagged cross-planing the alleys and fixinl
up the interior In general. 1t was though
d at this famous place would be throw
into the discard this season but the man
Pgement soon put these ideas In the back
ground One OF the big improvements 1
placing Dad Huntington IN charge Dad
Is an old time bowler and thorough
stufent OF the game. He has a complet
understa nding Of bowierR and Of theI
needs and has been foremost in buildin
up the game here.
Omaha rollers win be glad to hear G
the arrival OF Pa kinnamen In this citl
He has taken up his residence here an
viii ally himself with a local bowlin
organization. He has been one OF tn
staunchest supporters Of the game an
Was practically its life In ST. Joseph, HI
former home. He was instrumental
tion and was the promoter OF several SUE
ceEsful tournaments held by this bod
He Is alao an artist AZ the game itse
and win be a great strength 20 any teal
signing him. His first act In the gam
here Was 10 arrange q money match wit