South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-10
TEN TEAMS WILL
BOWL At TOLEDO
Big Crowd of RooterS Expect
ed to Go With Local Con-
teStantS Next Month.
BY JEHosEPHAT PARE.


viii contest in the annual tourna-
ment Of the American Bowling Con-
gress TO be held at Toledo during the
month OF March. This was esta b.
lished at the meeting OF bowlers
held at the Orpheum bowling alleys
unday afternoon
The clubs 20 go are the Bucktails.
Choka Stars. Koehler & schafers.
Greening Specials. Hoosier Creams,
Orfuns. Jimmy & Goats Army &
Navy and divers. Two other teams
are a probability as the Eagles will
very likely send a team and a third
club from the Elks temple is also "a
possibility.
To is very likely there will be q
big crowd Of rOoters 10 accompany
the bowlers this year. as nearly so
have already expressed q desire 20
make the trip. In order that all OF
the tourists are 10 be properly taken
care OF. lists are going 20 be placed
In all Of the bowling esta blishments
in the city, so that hotel and other
accommodations car be provided
FOR
Many Good Scores.
Not only are players rolling good
scores but the various organizations
throughout the city are staging
splendid races for honors While a
good many OF them are worthy OF
more THIN passing moment. that OF
the Orpheum Trio league. where
i've Of the six clubs are but one
game apart for the leadership must
be conceded the best Of the lot
One-half Of the clubs in the We
hicle league OF the udebaker club,
are but two games apart. three OF
them. the Rims. Skeins and Stude-
bakers. being tied for first place
The first five clubs in the City league
are separated by three games, the
Studebakers and South Bend Watch
Co being tied for the lead. Five OF
the eight teams in the Commercial
league are but three games apart.
Fight for Leadership.
Hans Drugs and Choka Stars are
lighting for the leadership in the
West Side league. but the Watch Co.
league has procession in force, with
the Finishing team in front The
beers and Elks are tied for first
place in the Federal league. The
Horns are creating a prohibitive lead
IN the Temple league. However,
handicaps change in the latter or
CARNATIONS this week. which may
mean a reversal OF conditions.
The Elks league got under way
during the week and promises 20 be
counted among the big institutions
in the city. both from the standpoint
of enthusiasm and artistic achieve
ment. 10 appears u be the mould
ing together OF promising material
that has never been given an oppor-
tunity TO appear on the surface be
fore.
Richards Graccs Calcium.
The past week proved another big
Improvement over the previous like
period in the numerical strength Of
the roll Of honor men. While there
we're no Extraordinary performances,
the class was augmented by con-
sidera bic number over the previous
week. and there were Is of the boys
who deposited 220 or better in their
efforts.
OF these eX-state champion Rich
ards led the way with 226, and was
pressed hard with one pin less by
George Thurn. while third honOrs
we're divided between Bella and
Rostiser at 23f. which is crOwding
things pretty hard. Nearly every
league in the city has a representa-
tive i'm the honor roll this week, but
the city league boys predominant.
The complete list OF 200 perform
ers in league play during the week
are appended;