Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-28
BUSY WEEK WITH BOWLERS
Burgess-Nssh Team Easily Defeats
the All-Star Men Sent Here by
the Chicago Combination.
IN THE PEORIA MEET
seheauIe fer &c weel..

Association aAalNEAA
Mesco League-Monday, independent
matches.
Mercantile Leasue-Tuesday. regular
stTyco League-wednesdsy, interde-
partfncnt matches.
sunderland Bros. League-Thursdsy
interdepartment matches. -,
Paxton a Gallagher League-Friday,
Donbys against Ramos. Pagomas against
METROPOLITAN ALIENS
Omaha Electric light & Power League
Friday, interdepartment matches.
Union Pacific League-Saturday. inter
department matches.
Standard Oil League'-Monday, Polarine
Auto OH against Mica Axle Grease; Crown
Gasoline against Perfection OIL.
Commercial Deague-Monday. Brode-
gard Crowns against Eagles; Franks
randy Kids against Stars and Stripes
Wednesday. Beselin's Old Mixers against
omaha Bicycle Co.
browning. King League-ruesdsy in
terdepartment matches.
Carter Lake Federal League-Thursday,
regular team matches.
Clan Gordon League-Thursdey. Bonnie
Doons against Bobbie Burns; Thistles
against Kilkies; Tam O'Shanters against
BRUNSWICK ALLEYS. g. o.
Magic City League-Monday. Willow
Springs Brewing Co. against euro
Springs; letters Old Age against White
sOS. Thnrsdsy, All stars against Loyal
against weich Grocery Co.
women's League-Frdhy. regular team
MORRISON ALLEYS.
Fairmont Creamery League-Monday,
Liquid Gold against Diadem; Better But
ter against Delicia: Fnirmont Farms
against Puritan Broilers.
Gate City Lseague--Tuesday, American
Express against Black Kats; Florsheim
Shoes against Drexel Shoe Co. Thurs
day, Ragan's Falstaffs against Rumohr's
Old Taverns; Falrmont Creamery Co.
Omaha Gas League--wednesday intor-
department matches.
LithoFraphers' League-Tuesday. Huber
Printing Co. against I.eary Printers
Thursday. II. and Il. Press against Lyon
Engravers.
Age against Bursess-Nash; Krug,s Iuxus
against Mickey Gibsons: Old Style
Layers against Storz
FARNAM ALLEYS.
Carter Lake Women'H League--Monday,
regular team matches.
Knights OF Columbus League-Monday,
OFFS against Omaha; Columbus against
Council; Knights against c6z
against Moose Club; Plicos against Pow
eli supply Co.; Clara Bellies against Bca-
con Press; corey-McKensies against
Nebraska Telephone IeaEue--wednes-
day, interdopartment matches.
Union Quitting League-Thursday, h-
MOOSE Club Club LeaSuS--Thursday. regular
team matches
Dempster Photo Ieague- Thursday, in
terdepartment matches.
Last weeks bowling calendar was full
Of important events. The presence of
the Chicago Ali-Stars on the local alleys
was the main attraction. This quintet
OF starn. considered the best in the game,
were expected to clean up the Burgess
Nash team with ease, but the latter
started In early and before the game had
progressed far had a lead that could not
be overcome.
The rolling OF the Bnrgess-Nash team.
omahas sole entry in the international
tournament at Minneapolis. attracted the
attention OF the local tenpin enthusiast
Another feature OF last weeks play
was the record total Of the storz team,
rolled In the Omaha league on the Far
nam alleys. This team has been doing
some sensational rolling lately, but tho
score Friday night topped ali totals
Starting with esf this team came back
with LOS and finished with 1.loi. totailng
also.
The rolling in ali the leagues was Of
superior quality. The league races have
reached the most exciting stage OF the
season. due 10 the teams close standing
with the end Of the season drawing near.
As 20 the Peoria Meet.
With the entries Of the American Bowl
ing Congress In Peoria closing tonight,
faint conception OF the magnitude OF this,
the largest Of all tournaments can be
had. Secretary Langtry early predicted
that this seasons big event would pass
all others excepting that held In Chicago
IN 1912 and Judging from the number Of
entries already In HE prediction will be
made an actual fact
The Peoria bowiers have entered ia
teams. Chicago $50. Cleveland forty, 81
Louis twenty-six. Toledo twenty-five.
Cincinnati twenty-five. Detroit thirty,
Columbus and Milwaukee twenty each,
Louisville, and Fort Wayne fifteen each.
Pittsburgh. Buffalo. Rochester and In
cianapolis ten each, and ST. Paul and
MlDheapolis twelve each. Many other
cities have entered teams numbering
from one to ten. which brings the total
entry up 20 about $50 teams
omaha has not been slow this season
ane five aii-star teams win represent
the city. The Krug Luxus. storz. Bur-
sess-Nash, letters Old Age OF Omaha
and letters Old Ase OF South Omaha.
omaha teams have sent In their entrles
and have secured their playing dates.
No better set OF bowlers than those roll.
ing on these teams ever entered n h,r
national meet from here All are rolling
N top-noteh form and II they continue
tneir showing at Peoria the total ten.
PIN cracks viii return with high honor.
ana q good sised part Of the prize tuna
Rowling Notes.
The II Fexos have added Al War,oho.,
20 tneir lineup and the Clara Reiies n,
80 same league have tackled Ferreiis
Inc krugs' Luxus team will he m. a..
- ny tne pins az Peoria. They viii soii
81 tarch ~ and "a. The Storx B,ireess.
(atn ana letters Old Age az so,s,t,
omaha will roll on March n ana a snd
ne letters Old Age OF Omaha viii "a ~
- % roll on March Is ana ~ Wv
Inc bfunsWick alleys OF South Ono.h.
rave fallen back into the hands Of Ware
tafiow. This VIII be a good thIne ~
me game IN the Magic CITY, IfndSr ~
management. assisted By the ever non,,ia :
FRANK Lepln4lt the game. which 49,
died down this season, Is bound ~ 80,
new lie and flourish az II did when Herh
aae there before. --N'N
The women Of South Omaha hav.
started league and are iearnln0 a.
same under the guidance OF PRANK -
pinekL Misses Aldstedt and fobiae -
IrofloE 20 be real stars In the ranks q,
tie fair sex, VI