El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-11

c. COLE did not break the rec
ord OF the season In bowling
~ On the Cactus club alleys when
he rolled three games Tor q total OF
7I3, but established a mark better
tional meet OF boWlers now in prog
ress at Cincinnati, 0. In the three
games Cole rolled 254, 22s and 253.
This Is the best rolled on the local
alleys for five seasons and is the sec
ond time this season that all former
records have been put to flight by
local boWIers. The feat Of Cole has
caused additional lamsntation among
local boWlers because Il Paso is not
represented at the national bowling
congress. Doubtless local bowlers
viii send teams next season II war
conditions do not prohibit
Hot After Bryan.
Joe Bryan, with an average OF 1S9,
continues TO lead in the big league
on the Cactus club alleys. With an
average Of 1eS J. D. Seymour and c
G. Cole are both nipping contenders
n the running.
Scott White the old veteran
took a tumble in the standings with
Ridley and CLARK. who have been set
ting a fast pace.
Aside from this there was no other
sensational bowling during the past
side Wheel" ". D. Stratton, who
lad a good start, his first two games
being 222, following with 220- Then
the old split game started with him.
and he said: ITS no use, boys, there
fhev come. See 'eng' And he fin
zshed the third game with 1e5 for
total OF 627, which is not bad aver
ags for three games.
SmeIter Unchanged.
The Shelter league continues TO
stand practically unchanged from the
previous week. One point separates
the KoeniE and WOOdburn teams Tor
first honors. This is the first time
FOR four weeks they have changed
positions For three weeks they ran
evenly without a point separating
them IN the standings
Telephone First.
The Tri-State Telephone league
Changed positions for first place.
This is the first time the accounting
department has dropped from the
Lad. The Commercials have assumed
the LEAD. while the Engineers. who
led the league the first part OF the
season. have been displaced and have
descended 70 the cellar position, the
Plant leading them By one point
The Telephone societies, Of
which Fl PaEO Is a member viii
Held their Interstate champions
shin ulTtch on the Cactus GLIB al
legs March II NJ s p. m. This Il
nm aunuaI event OF the Telephone
bOWierE-
The following cities will compete:
Denver, salt Lake City. Butte and
Helena. Montana. and FL PasO viii
compete for honors- Telegraphic
wires viii be installed at the Cactus
club alleys as well as the other four
cities As each hall Is thrown the
score recorded win be flashed over the
wire 70 the other cities When man
rolls a ball on the Cactus club alleys
his score VIII at once be flashed to
the other four cities. And when the
men bowling at these other cities
throw e bsiI II viii be flashed imme-
diately 70 the Cactus club alleys. By
This method the scores OF the com
pednE teams viii be known at each
Of the five cities just as though they
were bowling in one city instead Of
Eve.
Those composing the FL PasO team
viii be. ". A McCandless, manager
A p Bates and J. q Carr, operators:
7. ". Adams. p s. Anderson, W. A
Bradshaw. C. H. Phillips. J. F. Baird
ard J. z. GameWell. J. ". Adams
viii undoubtedly be selected to roll
the singles for the Fl Paso team,
while r S Anderson and c. H Phil
lips viii In all probability bowl the
doubles.
CACTUS BOWLING AND ATHLETIC
CLUBS LEAGUE STANDINGS.