Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-26
BOWLERS KEEP ON
THROUGH HOLIDAYS
Down-and-0ut Journeys, Mixed
Doubles and Merry Co. Rounds
Fill the Time.
SOME LIVELY COMPETITION

The holiday rush didn't stop the bowlers
and much activity was displayed around
the local runways Down and out tour
naments. mixed doubles, merry grounds
and prize contests featured the weeks
play.
On the Farnam Alleys. the largest
merry-go-round tournament ever staged
i'm the city came to an end with $l3i.5O
in the pot. Some lively competition was
INDUCED I'm and scores were high. Sciple
and Shields won first money with 1884:
Yousem and Rosenberg second with 1881:
Sciple and Shields third with 1910: and
Bartholomew and Schoeman fourth with
1867.
The Huntington Alley merry-go-round
drew good patronage. Haurer and Con-
rad won first place with 1899, Maurer and
Huntington second with 124S. ]. Jarosh
and Wartchow third with 1896, ]. Jarosh
and Wartchow fourth with 1929
in the class Huntington merry-go-
round l.. Norgaard and Kieney were first
with 1lO6 slime and Pfeiffer second with
1893 l.. Norgaard and Kieney third with
1889. l.. Norgaard and L. Norgaard fourth
with 1914.
Prize Contest Held.
On the Morrison alleys Joe Berger's
Christmas prize contest developed into a
series of lively contests. Zach Chambers
rs total drew first prize Jedlicka was
second with 200, Wiley third with sos,
Fitz fourth with $50 and Hayes fifth with
SO
The women's turkey shoot on the Hunt
ington alleys was won by Miss Sophia
Rauber with a $40 total, including a 243
single game.
The Metropolitan Christmas tree tourna-
ment was a huge success. Santa Claus
McCabe passed out prizes to Carl Younger
and Art Falconer, who hung up high
scores.
Merry-Go-ROund.
On the Brunswick alleys a holiday
merry-go-round is in progress. Fitzgerald
and Frikcher are high with 1,2SO. The pot
has already assumed large proportions
1t lasts until January O.
Other special holiday events will be
staged during the remaining holiday sea-
son.
Dad Huntington will stage big open
house event New Years eve. Special
events will be rolled by both the men
and women and several special prizes
will be put up. To make II good Dad has
hired five-piece orchestra to sweeten
the occasion.
Bowling Notes.
That Luxus-Metz match Thursday
night was one of the best played this
season. Only one pin separated the to-
won the first by seven pins. The LuXus
won the second with two-pin lead and
the third by six pins.
The Omaha league race continues to
be good one. Four teams are punched
for the lead. The Wroth's Cafe and
Storz are tied for first and the Metz and
Luxus are just one game behind.
Ted Neale registered an even 200 game
without a double In the Booster league,
tuesday night This is a feat not often
pulled off.
Herb Carlow is handing out a dollar
cash prize to the high score rolled on his
drives each day.
To show their appreciation for the
treatment accorded them the Women's
league presented Dad Huntington with
a handsome cut glassIs vase. OF course
Mrs. Huntington has claimed II. Dad is
sure getting popular in his old age.
The Standard oil league has discon-
tinued activities. They were a live bunch.
but lacked organization and leadership.
The night rolling hour also was not as
popular as the matinee hour they rolled
In the last four years.
Just as Beau Brummel Hageman was
becoming a good bowler the Standard
Oh league quit business. He will prob
ably join the Gasleague.
Dad Huntington is waxing the floor OF
his establishment When that orchestra
he hired for New Years eve gets started
the whole bunch following the usual
custom. will start gliding around.
Another Union Pacific league has been
organized and will roll on Tuesday
nights on the Metropolitan alleys. ne.
placing the STANDARD OIL league.