South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-18
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at the Elks' temple Tuesday eve
ming for the flag.
Grits Good yinishers.
Sensational finishes were not con-
fined entirely TO the Elks' league
and the closing hours i'm the Fed
eraI league will be remembered for
long time The Prongs looked
like the best bet for winning the
flag i'm the league as they had a
lead of the game and had cashed
the previous season without very
serious competition. So they
doomed up all the world like sure
winners.
But the Grits threw a monkey
wrench into the machinery by up
setting all Of the dopesters' food By
keeping their own skirts clean by
defeating the beers all the games
i'm spite Of Romine's 635 series and
Lontz's help Of SOC fiat. In the
meantime the lowly Fawns cleaned
uI on the leading Prougs for three
games. Capt. Bloomfeld showing
his only double century score of the
season.
A big scare was thrown into the
camp of the Hairs in the Temple
league. when Capt Schwartz's
Christmas presents took the first
two games from the leaders. But
the former recovered in the final
and won the flag by a single game.
The Cubs made it very interesting
during the latter part Of the sea-
son as they came through with c
nine straight game win.
Roll for Championship.
Although the league season Is
practically closed at the ElkS
temple for the current season there
are several items of interest which
will occupy the attention of the
bowling fans for a short period. on
Tuesday evening the Bills ard
Buckeyes Will roll off their tie
game. while on Wednesday evening
all Of the winning teams in the
four leagues in force at the temple
viii roll for the championship OF
the club.
This will include the winners of
the fall and spring schedules of
the Antlers, Elks. Federal and
Temple leagues. BY reason of win
ming twice In succession the Jewels
viii be the only representative of
the Antlers league. The following
clubs are eligible 10 contest: jew
els. Bucktails. Bills or Buckeyes.
Prongs. Grits, Loyals and Hairs.
Another big event of the week
will be the rolling of the Rotary
club team on Monday evening. on
that day the annual tournament OF
Rotary clubs takes place, which IS
a national event with nearly 200
entries and will be conducted on Il
Geographic basis. The local team,
which Will roll their games at the
EuSs' temple. is composed of
Charles HUFF. r. r. Bonds. r. L
Dennis. W. w. Austin. o. W. Davies
and r. +. Lucas.
Locals Remain in Front.
Although there has been a con-
slant attack OF the splendid scores
posted by South Fcnd bowlers at
t4If state NnAl lltaLlAt.ll'r W AAANll ~ NOW
running at Indianapolis. during the
past week. but an 90 no avail The
longer the touruame:, runs the
better the chances are of the state
championship being again returned
.o South Bend
The Koehler x Schafer team Of
This city won the event two years
ago. but had 90 bow 20 the Lincoln
Life team OF Fort Wayne last year
The leaders In the state event now,
all OF them being held by South
Bend bowlcrs. are; Five men event
Conservative Life with 2942
Two-meu -Sharkey X Krue-
ger. 1880 Individual event
Louis Zuke. 6f6. All event-Tom
sharkey with 1875 pins
Many Local Matches
Because Of the impending CITY
tournament and others Vet TO be dis
posed OF there viii be a lot OF
match games before ringing ths
curtain on the 1920 bowling season
on wednesday evening the Com
mercial Specials viii roll the Bal
Bands Of Mishawaka a series at th5
Orpheum alleys
Monday evening VIII see a con
/ test OF the feminine species wher
I the ladies' team from Aushawaks
and that OF this city Captainet
| 5v Mrs. Svitzcr. viii compete
! These two teams met on the Pas
time drives AZ NTishawaka las
week and tho locals were defeated
I But tho South Bend ladies are con
I Gdent that they viii reverse III
! verdict on their own drives
Cashier Rolls High Game.
In the closing stages OF the locd