Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27
Bowling {. }. e CA.
Local Bowling Notes.

Local Bowling Notes.
| A new matinee league has bee
organized to roll regular matche
on the Farnam alleys ever
| Wedneday afternoon at $50. Fou
departmental teams from the Sc
curity Loan company make up TIL
league. These matinee leagues al
ways prove successful and Their
should be more of them.
The Sunlight Points went Graz,
in the Gate City league last weel
and knocked down the seasons higl
team total. Every man was in goot
form, each turning in a good in
| dividual total. A 3,049 total wa!
recorded, made up with three game.
of o84, 1,030 and l,035. Charley Rel.
rolled high total with 634, Zadin;
followed with OH, Moyna next with
600, Landwerkamp with 597 anG
Jimmy Jarosh trailed along with {
good 595 for low. Jarosh's 223 wa:
high individual game and l68 scor.
was the only score under the l8(
mark. A more CONSTANT exhibition
of rolling is seldom witnessed.
Will they never die? John Klanck
is back in the game and rolling as
good as ever. He will roll with
Sans Indians.
Herman Beselin and Bill Voss
are still rolling and of course you
can't kill Dad" Huntington. The
old game is for the old as we'll as
the young.
Some mighty good races going on
in the various leagues. Don't look
like any walkaways in any league
this season.
Most of us despise cold weather
but cold weather makes the bowlers
flock to the runways and the grand
old game picks UP as a result.
The women's league is having
some difficulty in maintaining their
organization up to its present
strength. There are plenty Of wom-
EN- bowlers. but there seems to be
something lacking in keeping teams
together. In the past few seasons,
Omaha has led all other cities in
the number and quality of its wom-
en- bowlers. They should not become
lax now when the game is growing
bigger and better.
Several bowlers have asked, "Who
is Bill Barron the newcomer in our
midst?" Well Bill, as he likes to be
called, is known all over the bowl
ing world. He has been connected
with both the bowling industry and
the game for over 20 years most of
the time in Cincinnati and St. Louis.
He has always been a big booster
of the American Bowling congress
ard the Ohio State Bowling asso-
citation, both large organizations.
With Garry Hermann and others he
conducted the big successful A. B. c.
tournament held in Cincinnati two
years ago. He also attended the
first A. B. c. tournament ever held
and has never missed one since, and
don't intend to. He is a big man
in the game and a good fellow.
Every bowler in the city should
know him as his making his resi-
dence in Omaha is a boost for the
local game.
Dad Huntington's Beau Brummel
team motored to Fremont Saturday
night to take part in the big sweep
stakes. The wintry weather caused
all of them to trot out their heavy
togs. Anyone seeing them and not
knowing who they were would have
that it was Perry and his
crowd in another north pole dash.
It's about time Hammond and
the Fremont cracks.
were putting in their weekly visits
to our local runways in their wild
quest for wealth. Omaha sharks are
in good shape now and all set to
put up a good argument, which is
always necessary if this strong pair
is to be beaten.
Atkinson. the star Orchard &
Wilhelm bowler, is a new arrival.
He halls from St. Joe, where he for
merry caved the pins in for a
healthy average.
The Omaha Athletic club rollers
have got on the job and have Or
ganized an eight-club league An
other eight-club league is in the
Herman Beselin, the old
timer. is one of the big noises in
the club organization and Bill Learn
is running the alleys. This pair
know enough about the bowling
game to get these organizations we'll
started on their schedules and con-
duct a successful season. Two
strong teams, possibly more, will be
to represent the club in
outside matches and in the coming
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