The evening world., 1919-01-10
BOWiing Strikes rSSSk and Spares

Each OF tho four alleys whore
Championship were scheduled To be
rolled WAS crowded TO tho very doors
last night by bowling fans who are
interested in this big bowling evcrt.
Al Dunbar's St. Nicholas alleys, st.
Nicholas Avenue and l2Jth street,
the Harlem fans flocked to the drives
at an early hour so as TO be sure To
get seats to see the contest between
Dunbar and KnoblOCh, in which Dun
bar was the winner in a nine-lnning
game, averaging 1877 3-9 for the series
against lS7 10 for Knobloch.
At Billie Cordes's Metropolitan al
leys, St Nicholas Avenue and lSlst
Street, Little jack Tictjen man
aged to beat Frank Breitenfeld, the
Bergman Bros. star in five out OF the
nine games rolled. Tictjcn was cred
tied with an average OF 1872 3-9 against
l7S SO for Brcitcnfeld. The bowling
fans OF the Heights" were out IN
full force and when 1t was announced
that their little title seeker hdd won
the series, q great cheer went up
Bronx enthusiasts packed the Uni
vcrsity bowling alleys, Fordham
Road and jerome Avenue, to see the
series between Leo Lucke ana jim
ME Senatore, in which Lucke' tne
visiting bowler, was returned Nhc
winner, despite the fact that ne hhd
to roll with an alley ball. His valet
while on the way TO the University
Bowling Academy with his bowling
ball. was run over by an automohlle
and toted Off to 4 hospital. Lucke s
average for the series was l92 against
1856 for Scnatorc,
Charley Schacdcr, representing the
White Elephant alleys in the tourna- 10
mcnt, gave Gus Cook a tough arSn-
meut in series rolled at Cook ~
Zceb's American alleys, Third Ave
nue. and 5lSt street, brooklyn COOK
won, however, but only after the
hardest contest over witnessed IN Lay
Ridge: The scores;
haa5ar s. 15.1"'t7Ge 10 iieaS- = @oi iol ,s' 90"
w 'Ko555,..,liS 'i3a %os.- Ita lea, 2a5 io1. lo5
~ ls7 average ~ -.
nri'r ,o3. it7,"o@oo 2ls iol. COZ. lo7
'i,o5leat,l'd' 3.i3 iGl ii?. 2,o. 2oo l5l, ~
q 'n,9SrS ,1S Gi, ioi' lis, rs, rCl $50 2roi
''I.a'Es Ia'Eo ,SSoa. IS7. 1872. loa loa lS'. -.
A'GH'iSS,nei 'Imcrtan sllcvs- BROOKLYN: ...
nooh ,t'i =" i''. - ''' w. ''''
''glIsS I,so oder S' 10 iCa $50 i50 rs. 100 ls-
| opiy one series i, down Tor decision tnugi'
! Cn1H IL To meet Falaro az The hagImr lo",nt
| Academy ThiN Aycnur and Sith Street,
! The oh time Spartan Bowling Cluh, who la',
! entered teams iu tournaments IN this e" ton '
/ tie country as loUg az there las hecn 'ouinAW"n'
hnNlIuc were very m1Ch 'u ioW ]. Z night When
i tL., fnok over the Empire aud Floral HrEh'
/ teams i'm the easiest Kind Of ias' ion. Marty Mrl.
,ni 'TrrldIe Gtdts h'psd 'h" SI0r'ans along O.
. Ibrir victory NV a,rrhg.rg 2l7 and 2OG D. r'spn
lively Uncle Joe ThUm vas tie Load ~, ma
tnr fue Sltitaus and was credited with lIN an.
1Sl Tlt game h0Wcr" tic Floral llrlgl's an'
. thc Empires t,rulted in victory for the IN "lr'
B FTrst Gamc- Floral Height, SIS. Emnlres 50
! St,onl Gamc spartan. H1H; Floral lI"shr
S5l one
| Third Game Spartan. as; lma'tc, S6i
To-nishts play viii hrinS t%eihrt ktounl,.
| Central bergen and liudsOn The game between
| the Bergen aud Hudson should be a c0rkins goo'
one.
March : 4, the Dat. on which all Of the BIZ