Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-05
"JIM" GUEST WINS
BOWLING TILT
Pacemaker Demarco. of
Melrose, Rolls High
Score of 1869 Pins

Jim" Guest again demonstrated be-
| fore one of the largest gatherings that
has ever witnessed bowling on the Key
stone Alleys last night that he is with
out a question of doubt one of the best
| pn-sCatterers in this section of the Coun-
try. Jim" rolled one of the most con-
sistent series throughout the tournament
and. considering that he is just recover
! ing from an operation. his bowling is
more noticeable. He opened the first
| game with 223 pins. Coming back he
| Tailed an even 200 In the third game
he toppled them for 19l pins. The next
game found him going still stronger,
tallying 2l6, finishing up with just one
| pin under another double count and the
| scorekeeper announced 1889 pins. giving
| him first place in the singles and thus
the fourth annual tourney came to a
close with Jim heading Glass A.
! A. W. Leinhardt. of Millville. y. J..
| and "Al" Hardy, tied for second place,
| with 1880 pins. will divide the prizes
Glass b went to James Mcmahon, with
total of 1875 pins The last class
namely, G, was won by r. Poinsett, with
total of $50 points.
From the Alleys
The final squad in Class r gave the
audience one of the best pin scattering
! exhibition of the series, when J. f
| Snyder started off with col, tossed
them for 1856 in his second, again went
| over for the fancy score of 225 in the
third and 1876 and 10 in the last two
games, which with his handicap of fifty
pins, earned him a total Of 1882 pins.
and this moved him into fifth place, set
ting back Chan" Richter again to sixth
place.
Crawford. not to be outdone by Sny-
der. also started rampage and in his
| series turned in a score of zoos pins
his best games being the third and fifth
when he found them to his liking for 200
and els This count gave him seventh
place in the prize money. L. Crawford
but no relation to the former-gave
him a good chase and totaled 1904 pins
in his five times TO the boards. having
two double counts in his first and fourth
games of EOS and 21l This total also
moved him into eighth place in Glass B
Demarco. rolling as a pacemaker. but
not entered in the singles tourney. out
rolled any score made through the tour.
nament when he ran up the high score
of 1869 pins. He started off with 224
then got 223 in the third they failed tc
fall as he liked them, but again in the
fourth he ran up high one of PIG and
finished the game with his highest score
making his individual average 2l3.
Charlie Trucks during the serie.
showed himself to be the championship
high single scorer with his 277 pins
although in his series for the singles h,
failed to make good showing.
Prizes will be awarded to first eight Il
Glass A. twenty-five In Glass B anc
eight in Class C.
Not till the final pin was rolled did tn,
interest cease in the Knights OF Columbus
League, the Pinzon team finally winning
out, St. Leo second and Columbus third.
Morgan showed the most consistent bowl
aged 1871. Ward. Of St. Leo. was seconi
with 175. The best three-gams record wen
to Thomson. OF the Pinzon squad. with 619
Flood went over for the highest singl
scoring with 22s. Pinzon team copped tn
high team score for hve games with a tota
Of o73O pins.