South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09
BOWLERS START TO
SHOW THEIR GLASS
DURING PAST WEEK
Richards Leads Honor Roll
for Week-Pruyne Feat
ures Rotarians League.

With more favorable weather pre-
vailing the bowlers are fast round
ing into shape. This influence is
being felt in the individual work OF
the players and the better perfec-
Ion Of team work as well. Also the
percentage of columns in the vari-
Gus leagues throughout the leagues
are assuming a more presentable
SPECTACLE.
At present there Is but one league
in the city which has team IN its
roster which presents perfec. per
Centage for the season and that Is
the Claws club in the Eagle league.
Among the unfortunates there Is
also but a single team remaining
the Tjgens OF the American. league
holding tina. ignominious distinc-
ton. The two teams withdrew from
the maiden class during the past
week, Team No. 3 IN the Rotary and
the Charles in the Eagles leagues.
Many Compact Circuits.
There are some exceptional fine
struggles in force among the vari-
league at the E!ks Temple Is con
stantly changing the names OF the
head liners and only three games
separate the leaders and trailers at
the conclusion of three weeks play.
At the same plant Dad" Burkhart
has his champion Orfuns our IN
front, with bu. slight margin to
spare.
Battling among the scratch bowl
ers is best demonstrated in the West
Side league 10 date. And while the
Schuell Jewels are a. the top of the
heap at present, #. 1st Lieut.. Johnny
Cashier and Cas-. BO.nskis stellar
CONSTANT performances being IN
the main responsible for keeping the
jewelers. on top to date. In this
cas- the Bucktails at the Elks Tenn
pie are also creating quite a tempest
by piling up games on the right side
of the ledger.
PIuyne Feature Rotary Play.
But all OF the stellar perform
ances are not confined 10 the big
circuits. The high honors OF the
select class during the week were
won by Howard Pruyne. OF the Ro-
tary league, when he negotiated 626
pins for his three game series, an
average Of 2O9 for the session.
Pruyne rolled a very CONSTANT Sc
ries az high game was but 226.
which Is lower than that OF any OF
the other candidates who qualified
for this event.
There were 1--WE players IN all who
made the select class grade during
the week and with the exception OF
Pryune and HorschenoU. each OF
the others turned in one big score 10
register. Carl Kruger. who won
second place, had games OF 233 and
.234 Fat" Richards turned in PAT
20 win third place for a 63s total;
and Walter Ptschke essayed 70
make the grade. Herschenow OF the
Elks league. rolled 203 ard 200 %
count 6O4
Ricllar1s Leads Honor Roll.
A good representation OF all Of the
leagues in the city has made a bid
for recognition in The Naws-Times
Honor Roll this week. in which
-Fat" Richards, OF the E1ks league
reigned supreme with the fine score
OF 247 The ex-state champions
big score and series figured materi-
ally in giving his club the odd
game Cor the night. Second place
was won BY Walter P1schke with
235 and third place went 70 Carl
Kruger with 234.
All OF the top places were won by
usual record. which speaks well for
the class Of play IN force az the
Elks Temple. The complete list OF
double century performances during
the week IS az follows: