South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-10
EXTEND TINE FOR
MAKING ENTRY IN
CITY TOURNAMENT
Conflict in Bowling Events
Leads t. Week. Exten-
sion Grant.

Because Of the conflict ~ aCtivi-
ties with the Indiana Bowling asso-
citation tournament and the close OF
local league races attention has been
diverted from the tournament Of
the south BEND Bowling association.
And the bowlers have asked for an
extention of time for the closing date
of that event. which had been set
for last Saturday evening
There were but 20 entries i'm the
hands Of the secretary at that time
and az a meeting Of the of1cials IT
was decided 70 hold the entries open
Until next Saturday evening This
viii give the schedule makers plenty
Of time to complete their draft of
playing dates and viii also give the
prize committee more time IN col
lecting the prizes the business men
have for them
With the number Of entries re-
ceived TO date the merchandise
prizes offered by the business men
now exceed the number Of bowlers
entered i'm the tournament. 70 say
nothing of the regular prize list Il
is hoped the bOwlers get their teams
into the hands of the secretary as
early in the week as possible and
avoid congestion of things during
The 18th hour.
Many Leagues Close This Week
AS great many leagues close
during the coming week IL is likely
that most of the bowlers in these
ORGANIZATIONS will want one more
fling at their favorite sport and they
viii flock 10 the city tournament.
This especially among the leaders
i'm the various organizations Com
ing fresh from q victorious siege,
they viii want TO represent their
leagues with their best material
which is found among the leaders.
Just who the leaders in many of
these organizations are going TO be
viii have TO be established in the
final evenings play This refers to
the COngested conditions in the Fed
eral league. where four of the six
clubs have chance ANY one OF
three teams have a chance in the
Temple league. four have a chance
in the National and the tie viii have
10 he broken in the Antlers league.
tt is one of the best seasons in
the history Of the sport locally as
far as league play is concerned be-
cause Of the congested conditions
in the many organizations and a fit
, ting climax that the best of pro-
meters would glory in But pro-
meters do not figure in the bowling
game and the splendid results OBJ
tanned are because of the fine or
ganization of the various leagues.
/ Kruger Leads Honor Roll
! Not very often does a player lead
| every division In bowling But the
/ veteran Carl Kruger came through
| and led The honor roll o. The News
Times. a s we'll as the select class
/ In the former event he exceUed by
showing PSI in the Central league
I Cappy Moore Of the West SIDE
! league, was second with a fine score
\ of 254. But third honors were di-
I vided between Cas-. BOinski, of the
/ Elks league. and Johnny MelsheimeI
/ of the Central league. both of them
scoring 245
The weeks work was unusua lIy
/ productive of high scores and they
were well distributed among the
/ various organizations Throughout
/ the city The 203 and 200 classes
/ were the most popular as both had
! six candidates. while the POI boy.
/ were next in order with five The
/ complete list of double century per.
I formers is as follows.