South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-04
LEADS BOWLERS
IN BIG TOURNEY
LUndgren of Chicago is Right
Behind Him With a
Score of 694.
BY LOUIS o. KINERK.

Al ToemmeI. of Chicago. char
terized the feelings Of the Chicago
delegation Saturday in the Interstate
tournament when he hit the old ma
pies for $50 and first place I'm the
singies. He was closely pressed BY
I.undgren. a fellow Chicago bowler
who got SEA for second place in the
singles
Toemmel. with a chance for 70l
Id the singles. hit the old head pin
iu his final shot and left the FIVE
and ten pins standing, getting 69s.
His failure TO knock off a spare in
he second game and a split in the
first game were the only frames
that ne did not mark. and if IL were
not for this he would have drawn
close 20 $50. Toemmel had the en-
tire managem Ont. as well as most OF
the large gallery pulling for him.
and he did not disappoint them.
Holds Check 13.
Lundgren. however. said he had
uo chance 20 beat Toemmel. because
al was holding check 15 for his
clothes. which were checked in the
wrap room. Lundgren shot very con
.,istent during his singles. getting
z223. go and 236 Toemmel got
III. g33 and $50 for his three
games. for 233 average, which is
sure bowling Al always said he
liked 10 end up his games with odd
scores. especially having the same
odd number twice in succession, and
ne sure got them 10 his liking to-
day.
The five-man events were not so
productive OF big scores as were
the singles and doubles. the kaad
Home Runs being high in this with
"a score OF 2757, which landed them
in fifth place. Larson's Shoes were
next with 2651, and the BurreH
Betting five brought up the rear
with 1913.
The doubles and all-events found
the Kaad boys in the limelight.
Chris Kaad. Jr and Harry Kaad
went into fourth place in the dou-
bIes with 1912, while Harry Kaad
went into second place in the all
events with 1852.
The gallery Saturday afternoon
was loud in its praise OF the ability
Of the Chicago bowlers Many OF
the local boys had their pencils and
papers out taking notes on the de-
livery of the windy city boys, and
some of them are going TO make out
blue prints of several shots.
Al Toemmel is always going to
have number ID for "a talisman if NE
IAN get fl by hook or crook. lie
thinks that the formerly supposed
-hoodoo" number viii always be as
lucky for him as il was Saturday
The Kaads We're probably the tive
most popular bowlers on the alleys
Saturday afternoon. The crowt
moved with them and was loud in
iu its praisr whenever one of then
shocked off several strikes I'm row
,r made hard shots ON splits OF
spares
T. NJ. Studebaher Jr. was watch
* ToemmeI shoot and was pulling
.ith an his might for al To- get 200
'erLapr tai the UoNt tournament ",
win haveI. a. getting out and gath
,-ius au a~mul a. pins for hims D.
Id instead OF pUii.A- Tor some one
'e.. nc can pun for himself
LuudSrcH Is o. Nert pretty "oWie'
.-d throws 81 peach of % curve ban
Starry ka05- too has one or thos'
lt rdllhCN curves ON nus 'di- tu'
ic is very seldom chat either one %
-em misses The iir~. pin.
Goat Anderson. -ho popular Soutl
e-d CIGAR r.srehaDt- says th't thu
'.n boys N pave I easy M"ndt.
iEht when his .e.H bowls The.
re al, COINS tp af strikes SAFE
Eoa- 'aud ii We AREN'T the leader
t' the iFe-n'an event AFTER Monday
20 quunns- Goa. hlinSeu i~ gonna
.o bowl anchor @h' says me is goo
lor 90 pins
IN me iinai SAooUh+ ol me eve