Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-29

Omaha bowlers grabbed another
high place in the tournament prize
lists yesterday when kin" Sciple
and Myron Stunz cracked out
total of 124l in the doubles, which
places them in second place. Both
of these Scott Tent stars rolled a
steady, consistent game. Sciple
totaled 623 and Stun trailed right
behind him with 6l8 In the singles
Stunz also rolled a good total with
a 600 count.
Lots of excitement and good roll
ing featured the team contests in
the evening. The Francisco Majors
Of Denver, rolling in the second
squad, scored high for the evening
with count of 2760. The Peoria
Association of Commerce No. | were
high in the first squad and second
high for the evening with 274l
total.
A Lincoln pair, Frank Spangler
and f. Duncan, rolled into sixth
place in the doubles with 1l62.
Rolling commences at 7:30 this
morning and will continue with a
solid filled schedule until the close
of the tournament at midnight Mon
day. Twenty-four fast teams from
Chicago, Milwaukee, Kansas City,
Toledo and Minneapolis will per-
form, the first squad going on at 5
o'clock this evening. Famous teams
and famous bowlers are in the line
ur; which will be seen in action.
Throughout the day today the
teams rolling last night will roll
their doubles, and singles.
Entries are already coming in for
the big sweepstakes Monday night.
The entry list is limited to 10 teams,
so it will be necessary to get in
eafly to compete.
Those Lincoln rollers surely stuck
with us and did more than was ex-
pected of them. with their six-team
entry. Yesterday they sent up
crowd of good bowlers, bad bowlers,
enthusiasts and everything that
makes up a real live bowling crowd.
They are determined to make Lin
coin big spot on the bowling map
and they are going about it in the
right way. Tournament bowling is
the real life of the game and they're
not missing any.
Secretaries Locker and Edison are
anxious for the local bowlers to be
on the job at 7 o'clock Sunday morn
ing to act as scorekeepers. The tour
nament has already been huge sue
cess, due to its excellent manage
ment and assistance given by the
local bowlers. Keep it up especially
today and tomorrow, when the
schedule is the heaviest.
Big Bill Laidlow blew in yester-
day and he is the same old booster.
This time it is the. A. B. c. to be held
in Peoria in March. Of course he is
boosting the Middlewest association
all the time, but he has already de-
clared it a success this season, and
ne with the rest of the crowd is out
to make the A. B. c. in Peoria the
best ever.
The Scott Tents were working too
hard IN their team match. Several
breaks against them in the last
game ruined their chances. The boys
were clouting that head stick right
in the nose.
The Chicago delegation will be
headed by David Luby, editor of the
Bowlers' Journal of Chicago, re-
Gently elected vice president of the
Middlewest Bowling association and
holder of executive positions in
about all Of the other large bowling
associations. The Windy City bunch
swears by Dave. If he was to start
church of his own they would all
join it, and that goes for all other
cities. He has the personal ac-
quaintance and thorough friendship
OF every bowler in the United States.