South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-17
CHICAGO BOWLERS
FAILIN ATTEMPT
TO GUST LEADERS
Sensational Starts MARRIED by
Poor Finishes in sun
day Matches.
Bx IEHoSAPHAT sPNRE.


tack against the hard naples all day
Sunday in the Interstate tournament
none OF the leaders tn any Of tho
events camo Close 10 being deposed.
Tho only changes in tho various
events was when the Brucks rolled
into sixth place and the BlOuiu-
Brucks took possession OF ninth
place IN the five men event, Joe
Shaw and Charlie Myers went into
fourth and fifth places respectively
ia the individual event. and the good
work of Joe shaw in each Of his
vents landed liu iu fourth place iu
le all events
But II was an eventual day for
me fans as the champions Of the
world We're in our midst and sonic
~ them were constantly threatening
"a some q the various events ON
he second squad iu the doubles
Billy Miner and Johnny Zictcrnan
had gathered &24 for their two
games, ard as these boys are known
fn' thes, strong finishes it was ex-
nectCd that new leaders would be
produced I'm their final attack. But
these boys blew up and had but
1856 after the battle was OYER.
Nick in a FURRY.
When ali or his charges had gone
ar the boards Nick BruCk the
sponsor for the most of the teams
appearing On the events of Sunday.
-lartcd a small furry in the first
game OF his singles when ne opened
with 233. But like all the rest ne
leil by the wayside long before the
srucual test came. Then there was
Phil Wolf. winner OF the all events
- yester" ear, considered among the
best OF tho bowlers in Chicago. But
ne old fellow was absolutely help
less and will be known only among
the also rams when the final prize
lis, IS compiled.
The Comnoder Barrys twice ma
tIoraI champions. gave one Of the
weakest exhibitions yet shown by
Tie strong clubs entered i'm the tour
uanent as they did not land a single
place OF prominence I'm any Of the
eventsf. SJch tried veterans as Ted
SWoma ard Eddie Kelly were bTcez-
ing BY the simplest spares at times
and frequently their FIRST bali never
came up 90 the head pin. But IL
was ever thus. When the big fell
lows arc off they look just as bad
50 the crudest novice.
But the Chicago clubs rolling yes
terday were all battling against fate
rs Illness and business engagements
crippled most OF the clubs. The
Blouin-3 ruCks were without the
services OF Jimmy Blouin, who il
soiourning in Cuba. Nick Bruck
has just gOt away from a siege of
rheumatism and was way off The
Arnold Bros club lost Fort Duby
Lecause OF q business engagement
81 D.
Spencer who has been out of the
game the greater part of the sea-
son. And the Barrys had 90 dis
pense with Sam NIurray's services at
the last moment FOR the same rea-
son.
There will 10 little bowling during
the current week In tho tourney as
only the Webers, a hangover from
last week, viii appear here on
Thursday. But ON Saturday the
tournament viii receive new i'm
FetUs when the Indianapolis dele
CATION Will arrive with SIX clubs.
anoug them the crack Central Alley
tive. who are considered one OF the
best tournament teams i'm the cOun-
try The standing OF the contestants
ia the various events are as fol-
lows:
Five Men Event.
T-ritizi SChefs. Chicago: ..-942
hampton Spark Plugs Toledo. 2S79
Rogers Park. Chicago. --. 2STS
BuTrel. Betting, Chicago, .... 2S76
Crouses lmperlals. Chicago, 1865
Trucks. Chicago 2Ss3
Illinois Gypsum Co, Chicago. 2S01
Franz Tiszt. Chicago 27q5
EloutE- BruCks .....-....21 gO
Smiths ArCades. Milwaukee, 1882
Two Men Event
Kraft & Zurcher. Fort Wayne 1915
AfcCiovern & Sherman. Toledo I.243
rotzke < Mollote. Benton Har 1914
Sindelar & LempUhL Chicago 1.2O4
Road * Johnson, Chicago. o.. 1850
Moses & CSaZzoia. Toledo &C.,. 1850
Surg * Myers ..............11T5
Peterson & Zuhn Chicago. . 1.173
Bugenhageu & krems Chicago 1.172
Wagner & karliCek. Chicago. 1867
Individual Event
T.. Levine, Chicago ........- 110
a. KRAFT .... Sos
4. Sherman. Toledo ....... 657
r. Shaw. Chicago ............ sos
e.. Myers. Chicago .....-.... 654
a. Stehno. Chicago ........ 64C
= Totzke. Benton Hsrbor .... 636
y. Msrinos Chicago ....-..-.. 626
j. Bat.istini Chicago ...-.... b24
III AlhtAAAAs
J. sherman Toledo . 1859
a. Levine Chicago. .-.... fS4S
r. Kraft. Fort Wayne ...... 1852
D. shaw. Chicago --.-.-.--. 1905
D. Kelly. Fora Wayne ...... 1902
D. Novak, Toledo ..... 1901
II. Marine. Chicago. .....- 1871
p krems. Chicago ....-.. I.7S5
T. Ehtke Milwaukee .... 1873
o.. GaEzoIu Toledo ..-. 1855
Sfecher on y az Home
After Treatment For
Pdrdlyzed Right Arm
rs Associated Press
OMAHA, Neb. Jan. Is. - Joe
stecher. former heavyweight wrest-
ing champion. who has been ill here
Tor some time. departed tonight FOR
his home in Dodge, Neb.. but will
rcturn next week 20 receive further
-reatme1ts FOR relief from paralysis
Il the right arm and shoulder. Or
ZEE Edwards his physician said
The paralysis was the result OF
en injury received four years ago
l Chicago during a match. Or. Ed
Yards said.
DIR. Edwards added that Stecher's
recent match with Ed (StrangIerp
Lewis -Iigh- "Elve aggravated" the