Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-07
NEW ALLEYS DRAW TEAMS
Enlargement of Bowling Field
Brings More Men Into Game,
MOOSE AND PHONES ORGANIZE
Midwest Tourney Prize Money Re
ceived on Schedule Time aud
All Join I'm Praise for
Mana cement.
Weeks Bowling schedule.

ASSOCIATION ALLEYS.
Stryco League-Wednesday lnter-de-
partment matches.
Sunderland Bros. League-Thnrsuay
Interdepartment matches. -,
Mercantile League-ruesday; Grand
'''N'"e' MORRISON ALLEYS.
Fairmont Creamery League-Monday
Diadem against Fairmont Farms, Liquid
Gold against Better Butter, Dehcia
against Puritan Broilers-
Old Taverns against F1orsheim Shoes
Lewis Buffet against American Express
Co. Thursday: DreXel Shoe Co, against
Ragan's Falstaffs. Black hats against
IIthographers' League-Tuesday: klopr
Bartlett against Lyon Engraverh. Thurs-
day: Rees Printing Co., against Omaha
Printing Co., Leary Printers against
A''O" MORRISON ALLEYS
Omaha Gas League-Wednesday Inter
department matches.
Omaha Ieague-Friday: Old style Lager
AGAINST Storz, letters Old Age against
Burgess-Nash. Luxus against Mickey
BRUNSWICK ALLEYS.
SOUTH OMAHA.
Magic City League-Morday; euro
Springs against Loyal Order Of Moose
letters Old Age against Farmers Elk
change Thursday; Will9w sprwlTSSis, a srs sew,
METROPOLITAN ALLEYS.
women's League-Monday: Regular
Standard OH Club--Monday: Polarin'
Auto OIL against Mica Axle Grease, Per
lection OIL against Crown Gasoline
Commercial League-Monday; Omaha
Bicycle Co against Brodegaard Crowns
Franks Candy Kids against Eagles
Wednesday: Beseiin's Old Mixers against
Stars and Stripes.
Browning King League - wednesday
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Clan Gordon League-Thursday: Bonnie
Doons against Tamo o. Shanters, Bohbie
Burns against Kiltles. Thistles against
Paxton and Gallagher League-F'riday'
Mercedes against Pagomas, Ramos
against Denbys.
knights of Columbus Deagce-Monday'
Regular team matches.
Booster League-Tuesdsy: Clara Bellies
against Corey & Mckenzie, Plicos
against Loyal Order OF Moose. 81 Paxos
against Beacon Press. Maurer's Cafe
against Powell Supply Co.
Nebraska Telephone Loegue-Wednes-
day: Interdepartment matches.
Moose Club League-Thursday: Regu-
lar team matches.
Union Quitting League-Thursday: In
terdepartment matches.
Dempster Photo Lcague-Tbursday: In
terdepartment matches.
Last weeks bowling interest hinged
chiefly on the opening of the new Far
nam alleys Tuesday night. The opening
Of these alleys gives the local bowling
situation an entirely different aspect.
Changes were made by active leagues
already rolling on other alleys and new
leagues were formed. The big change
was the transfer of the Booster league
from the Association alleys to the new
place. The Union Quitting teams
transfer from the Metropolitan alleys and
the Omaha league have changed their
schedule so that they will alternate be-
tween the Morrison and Farnam alleys
on Friday nights. The Knights Of
Columbus league who have been organ
lied since early In the season. but have
not rolled any schedule games. will open
their season Monday night with eight
five-man teams.
The Nebraska Telephone league a new
organization commenced their season
Wednesday night with a ten, five-man
team organization. This will be the
largest league in the city The Moose
Club league has organized with six five
man teams and started rolling Thursday
night. Teams have been organized by the
Dempster Photo company and regular
match games will be rolled on Thursday
night The women enthusiasts OF the
Omaha Gas league have organized a
league and will roll on Saturday after
Moons
The opening Of the Farnam alleys will
take care Of the over-crowded condition
hf the other alleys and will help accom-
lr,odate omaha's large army OF bowling
organizations.
aside from the opening of the new
alleys. interest centered ON the windup OF
the Midwest Tournament which closed
Mon.l lay night Omaha bowlers Jared
well when the prize money was dis
tribute d. The Mickey Gibson team led
the Others in the amount OF money won.
due 70 TIVE high rolling OF Kinnaman and
FigenscLluh In the doubles and also stunz
and Bowers In the same event. The
letters o N Age OF Omaha and the South
Omaha Je tiers received nice checks for
their team scores. Several Of the local
cracks pulled down good size checks in
their singles.
During the ssoming week another league
heretofore unknown viii open their sea-
son at the Association alley. Eight five
man teams have been organized from
as many mercantile establishments and
will call them, selves the Mercantile
league. Tuesday night they VIII hold a
grand opening.
The wave Of enth usiasm in the bowling
game Is spreading and doubtless at an