South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28
OFFER BIC PRIZE
FOR GOOD SCORES
Nationally Known Men Will
Pry Lid Off HoOSier Bowl
ing Classic.
m JEBOsoPHAT SPARE.

IN JEHOSOPHAT SPARE.
All o'clock the lid viii be prie,s
OF the big bowling tournament. /
yheh eight five-men teams will take
the drives and attack the wooden
soldiers for one sof the juiciest prize
lists ever offered in the state There
are no special feature DAYS 20 the
tournament. AS every squad contains
the crack bOwlers from particular
communities.
Today's card presents five clubs
from the famous Nick Bruck es-
adjustment OF Chicago consisting
OF the BOWERS Journal Blouin-
Brucks. Blouins. Brucks and Ernie's
Lunch teams. Roger Park. also OF
Chicago: the Red Crowns, of Whit
ing. and the Greening Specials of
south Bend Immediately following
the conclusion Of the five men
event the players will contest in the
minor events.
Many Famous Stars
While none OF the players may
break records, they have all earned
their spurs in the game and are
men Of national reputation. For two
consecutive seasons Jimmy BlOuin
was national individual champion,
and his dad. Ed. Blouin. knows just
as much about the game as the off
spring Then there are Nick Bruck,
life Bnglewood star; Glen Fisher,
John Zicterman. Phil Wolf and Glen
Fisher.
Al Slndelaer and Lehmpuhl who
we're former national champions on
the famous Lipman team Ned
Nelson, the One-armed wonder
Frank Reynolds. Joe Reilly and o
most OF others, any one OF whom
knows every trick IN the popular in
door sport. The complete schedule
for the opening day is as follows.
If A. M.-FTVE MIN EVENT.
BOwlers' Journal, Chicago.
Blouin- Brucks. Chicago.
Brucks. Chicago.
Ernie's Lunch Chicago.
Blouins Chicago.
Rogers Park, Chicago.
Red Crowns, Whiting.
Greetings South Bend.
Jpn @TWO MEN EVENT.
A. Sindelaer-N. Lehmpuhl, Chi
cago.
r. Baumgarten-J Reilly, Chicago.
J Blouin-N. J. Bruck. Chicago.
r. Revnoids-G. Fisher. Chicago.
v. Miner-J. Zicterman. Chicago.
W. Brennan-P. Wolf. Chicago
W. Eggers-O Holberg Chicago.
= Il. M-TNDIVIDUAL EVENT.
Above squads.
3P. M-TWO MEN EVENT.
Ned Nelson-M. Zeal Chicago.
r. Bughouse-R. HAYS. Chicago.
w. Mccormick F<urschner,
Chicago.
w. Konecke- Ed. Blouin. Chicago. I
G. Lightfoot-W. Gabe. Chicago.
J. Canner-F. Saw. Whiting
A BumbhOur-P. Hahn, Whiting
g. Henrichson-R. wilkinson, /
Whiting.
4P. M=TNDTVIDUADE EVENT.
Above squads.
5P. M-TWO MEN EVENT.
W. Baker-J. Reynolds, Chicago.
~. CALDWELL Wolsiffer. Chicago. |
j. Davis-A Peterson, Chicago.
w. Joyce, Chicago-J. DeRoss, !
South Bend
6 Il. M.-INDINIDUADE EVENT.
Above squads.
Local Bowlcrs I'm Practice.
There was very little league play
in force during the week just closed.
only two organizations being in evil
dence. The United league whose
schedule does not permit of va
cation during the holiday season, /
was one offender. while the Wilson
Bros league was the other the lat
ter starting their spring season.
The United league produced some
fine individual scores, three players
making the select circle grade.
Wilbur Harlan led with 62s. Herman
Ambos gave the leader a good ride
with SIT. while Outlaw Boiuski kick
cd an with sos The weeks games
also had considerable influence on
the standing of the clubs, as the
DALEY BARRIERS tied the Eagles for
second place. while Mann's stars
dropped into fourth place. The
standing OF the league is as follows. .