Evening journal., 1922-09-25
ICITY BOWLERS
roll TOMORROW
Rules and Schedule Adopt
ed, Playing Lists Also
Filed With League
ON ALLEYS EVERY
TUESDAY NIGHT


start have been made with the eight
teams which participated in last sea-
sons race. The roster OF the teams
comprising the circuit follows:
Eastern Malleable Iron Company.
Pusey and Jones Company. American
Car and Foundry Company. Speak
man Supply and Pipe Company.
Electric Hose and Rubber Company.
Bancroft Athletic Association. City
Press and Bankers and Brokers
Club.
The schedule viii be rolled as last
year, in halves. with all the teams
in action every Tuesday night dur
ing the season on two shifts. and 8
o'clock. The schedule for tomorrow
night follows;
7 D. m.-Electrio Hose and Rub
ber VS.. City Press, No. and No. 2
alleys: Pusey and Jones vs.. Amer
lean Car and Foundry. No. and No.
4 alleys.
D. m-Malleable vs.. Bancroft
No. ! and No. alleys; Bankers and
Brokers vs.. speakman, No. 8 and No.
4. alleys.
The list OF players comprising each
team as submitted 70 Secretary b.
Frank Collins, contains very few
changes from that OF last year. The
teams players follow:
Eastern Malleable Iron-Prentiss
(captain); Clarke. Neville, Menden-
hall. Behrendt. Price. Masten.
Electric Hose and Rubber-Jacobs
(captain); Russell. schabach, Shell
don. Booth, r. Davis. Lux.
Pusey & Jones-Everett (cap-
tain); Carson. Sands. Seidle. Smith.
Bancroft Athletic Association
Stewart (eaptain): Alexander. Muir
ply. Booth. Wood.
American Car and Foundry
Pierce (captain); Grier. Grubb. Neu-
mann, Durham. Glenn.
City Press-Greenstein (captain)
nrukker Vernon. r. Davis, Web
ster, Whiteside. Stewart. Address.
Speakman - Montgomery (cap-
tain); croney. stelgler, McCaulley.
o'Neal. Tauss, Loughbridge. Wright.
Peters. Solomon.
Bankers and Brokers - Collins
(oaptain); Money. Mccall. Carrow,
Aldrich, Craig. Mearns. Robinson,
Ingram.
The league has adopted the fol-
lowing rules and bylaws at its last
l. A meeting OF league officials
and team captains shall be held on
the first Monday OF each month, to
go over records, etc. and any spe-
cial meetings may be called by the
president.
?. Each team shall be composed
Of five men.
3. Every bowler must be an en-
ploye OF the company which his
-eam represents. or a member OF the
team OF the season OF 1e21-1922,
providing said bowler Is not en-
ployed by any company having
cam in this league. Each manager
5 responsible for his team and any
cam playing an ineligible man for
,eits the game to the opposing team.
4. The season shall consist OF two
Ieries. containing AZ games in each
leries the winners OF each half 10
1lay nine games 10 decide the cham
of the league.
5. In the event OF a team being
hort one man. the absentee's score
hall be the same as the low man
core on the opposing team, and in
he event of a team being short two
nen. the fourth man shall be rolled I
or alternatively by the other three 4
men. II two men are absent on
more than two successive matches. I
! special league meeting shall be
allied 10 consider same. II n team
las less than three men. they must 1
orfeit game TO opposing team.
6. All match games are TO be
itarted promptly. the first at 100 p.
n and the second set at 800 D. m. |
7. Each Bowler shall be taxed rs
'ents for each three games 10 cover I
expense OF bowling. prizes, league
expenses. etc.
8. To be eligible for prize, |
'owler must roll as or more OF the
otal games scheduled.
Q. In order to participate in post
eason championship series. a bow
er must roll 45 full games during
aid. season.
10. In order TO change any OF
bove rules. II will be necessary 70
ave five affirmative votes.
Note-Prizes will be offered for
he following:
l. High averages in classes A. b.
2. Classifications to be determined
ccording to bowler's average. at the
nd of the first half.
3. Individual rolling the highest
core In any one game.
4. Individual rolling the highest
,ore in three consecutive games in
ny one match.
5. Each individual on the cham
ionship team.
List of officers: william McCaf-
'rty. president; William Montgom-
~, vice-president; b. Frank Collins,
,cretary and treasurer.
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