South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-07
LIST IS
ANNOUNCED
A. B. C. Checks are Ready for
DiStribution-The State
Tourney Start
By JEHOsEPHAT SPARE

A complete prize list has just been
received from the officials of the
American Bowling Congress by the
writer, which also included the
checks for prizes won by South
Bend bowlers at the Toledo tOurna-
ment. The am count won by our boys
is not in keeping with that of other
years, but it is enough TO know that
we have not entirely forgotten that
there was such an event
The winners of the tournament in
the various events were as follows
Five Men Team-Athern Hotel.
Oshkosh, 1892.
Two Men Team-Kalush x
Barnes, Rochester 1905.
Individual-H. Cavdn, Pittsburgh,
us.
All Events-M. Lindsay, New
Haven. 1888.
The prize money for each of these
events were. $500, $4O0, $3.50 and
$3.50, respectively.
Local bowlers cashed every
event but the all-event, not a single
player showing TO good advantage in
III VI TIC iii &C CIV llA1s III TIC nN0-
men team contest the KOehler K
Shafer team was the only crew 10
show, they obtaining S3rd place in
the tournament and being rewarded
with $50 for their efforts
In the two-men team event three
teams pulled down a little balm.
who were Stark & Atvas, Schafer &
Abraham and Schnelle * Holland,
these teams being paid $24, $12 and
Sill respectively.
Art West, rolling with Jimmy &
Goats, cashed the highest individu-
al prize. he receiving S27.75 for his
63S pins, which was the 65th place
in the prize list. Other winners and
their prizes were G.. Abraham,
S19.75: Julius De Rose. $500: Val
Atvas, $14; g. Shambaugh, $14.OO;
G. F. Richards, $500; B. A. futile.
$11.92: l. ]. Beberger, $500; and
Tom Sharkey, $500. All of these
checks are now ready for distribu-
ton.
State Tournament ON Next.
Aside from the closing drives of
the various leagues operating i'll the
city local bowlers are now interest
ed in the state tournament, which
begins at indianapolis next Satur-
day South Bend has thirteen five
men teams entered in this event.
twelve of these being scheduled TO
roll their events on April Goth and
eth.
The several clubs taking part in
the state classic are six from the
oliver league, who are known as
Nos /. 2, 8. 4, and 6. the Buck
tails. Eagles, HoOsier Creams. Orph-
uns. South. Bend Watch Co. and
futile Corporation. These two days
will be known at the tournament as
South Bend Days. The other club
going is the Koehler & Schafers.
who roll their events on April 9th
and 2Sth.
Local Leagues Close This Week.
Four Of the many local leagues
will close their 1919 spring playing
schedule this week. They are the
Automobile and Vehicle league op-
Grating at the Studebaker club. the
Commercial league and the West
Side league. There is plenty OF strife
in each OF these organizations 10
make the closing games worthy OF
interest
In the Automobile league the
Starters have a two game edge over
their nearest rivals. the Hoods and
Horns. who are ried for second
place. But is gives the latter an
outside chance at the hOnors In the
Vehicle league matters are more
cOngested as the Rims and Skeins
are tied for first place with the Hubs
and Spokes, also tied. one game be-
hind the leaders. As the latter two
are scheduled TO play the leaders
should not have much fear - h