Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-29
STRANGE PINS DIDN'T FALL
Returning Omaha Bowlers Say Sioux
Alleys Proved Difficult.
ALL BOOSTED FOR NEXT YEAR
Hrid-west Coming to omaha aud the
Local shooters Pledged 60 En-
ter FIFTY Teams In the
Competition.
wEEK.s powLINo scnEDULE.

METROPOLITAN ALLEYS.
Women's League - Monday: regular
Standard on Club--Mondsy: Polarine
Auto oil against Perfection OIL. Mica
Axle Grease against Crown Gasoline.
Commercial League - Monday: Stars
and stripes against Omaha Bicycle Co.
Brodegaard Crowns against Franks
Candy Kids Wednesday: Eagles against
Beselin's old Mixers.
Union outfitting League-Tuesday In
terdepBrtment matches
Browning King League - Wednesday.
InterdepBrtment matches.
Clan Gordon League-Thursday Bon
ME Doons against Thistles; Bohb.e Burns
against Tam o Shanters; Kilties against
st. Andrews.
Paxton 4 Gallagher League Friday:
Mercedes against kamos; Denbys against
MORRISON ALLEYS.
Fairmont Creamery League - Monday:
Better Butter agaiBst Fairmont Farms:
Delicia against LIQUID Gold; Diadem
AGAINST Puritan Broilers.
Gate city League-Tuesday: Raglan 3
Falstaffs AGAINST i1orsheim Shoes; Amer,
Creamery Co. Thursday: Drexel shoe
GO. against Rumohrs Old Taverns;
Blacks kats against Lewis Buffet
Omaha Gas league-We Regu-
lar team matches.
Ldthographers Iseague--Tuosday. Rees
Printing Co. against Klopp- Bartlett Co. (:
Omaha Printing Co against Leary
1, lutIuny. n " ~. iFehs aeelnht
Omaha League-Friday: Luxus against
Burgess-Nash Col Old style Layers
esainst Mickey Gibsons; storz against
BRUNSWICK ALLEYS, South Omaha.
Magic City League-Monday: willow
Springs Brewing Co. against WEIGH Gro
cery Co; letters Old age against All
Stars. Thursday: euro Springs AGAINST
Farmers Exchange; White Sox against
Loyal Order Of Moose:
Booster Iseague-Tuesday: hi Paxos
against Clara Bellies Plicos against
Maurer's Cafe; Moose Club against
rroweli supply Co. Beacon Press against
steyco League Wednesday: Interde-
partrnent matches
sunderland Bros League-Thursday In
teruepartment matches.
the bear stories OF the local rollers re-
turning from Sioux city were much in
evidence last week and little attention
was pasd to the regular league standings.
All those who made the trip report very
favorably on the success OF the tourna-
ment and OF the treatment accorded them
by the Sioux City bowlers. who did their
utmost to entertain the visitors.
The alleys were In fine shape, but the
pitfalls were the hardest OF any tourna-
ment. according TO old time tournament
shooters. While there. the Omaha bowl.
ers made their presence known. with lots
OF noise, including songs by the official
bowiers quartet Armed with Omaha
pins and badges they crowded the tourna-
ment headquarters and hotel Hobbies and
made known their Intentions OF landing
next seasons tournament Before the
first day had PASSED II was settled fact
that Omaha would be the chosen city.
Gate City enthusiasm coupled with the
assistance OF Victor H. Parrish OF the
Commercial club and a promise OF local
entry Of fifty teams easily swung the
vote IN omahas favor
while not. winning any firsts, the
Omaha rollers Cid well in their matches
The letters Old Age team rolled the best
OF the Omaha teams and their score OF
2,7a9 will win q big part OF the prize
money. Fitz and Klnslaman did well in
the doubles, with i.160 total also stung
and Bowers. who rolled i.i4b. In the sin
giles several rolled totals well over the
$40 mark. all OF which are money winners.
Fitz stands high In the all-events, with
a l.7si total
The following Ia a detailed hst of each
individuals total and average. according
10 standing: