San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-21

J. Mehlitz. New Braunfels: c singles.
A, Oberkampf, New Braunfels: c
singles.
II. S. Jain. New Braunfels: c singles
O.. Zimmerman. New Braunfeis: c
singles.
o. Reinarz. New Braunfeis: C singles.
L. r. Temple, San Antonio: c singles.
1850 to IL r. VI.
Galveston Bowling Association.
T. Schumy.
G. II. Adriance.
II. r. Futterhecker
w. II. Laycock.>
Ellis Levin.
c. E. McMonagle. San Antonio; B
singles.
John Paschtag. Galveston: A doubles
Bette Ghisell (2). Galveston: A
doubles.
c. Hohon. San Antonio: singles.
F. wendeberg. San Antonio: singles.
Three Teams Bowl Sunday.
Only three teams bowlcd Sunday,
the Austin Elks, Class A: San An
tonic Turnverein. Class Il, and the
Brennan Germania, Glass c.
The scores for the Austin team
were: III. Il. Howard. 491; George
Davis. 53S; George Foltz, Al II.
A. Turner. i27; l.. f. Cargill, 80;
total. 2413.
The scores for the San Antonio
Turnvcrein were: A. Schaefer, 521 ;
Art Engelkcn, 459: +. Johnson, 4I4 ;
c. L. McMonigle, 500: H. ID. Kill
care, 1863; total, 2423.
The Brennan Germania failed to
come up to the scores of the San
Antonio Turnverein. Glass c. being
almost 100 points behind. The scores
were as follows A. Gicsecke, 446
Abe Schmid, 49,; Ed Schmid, 55I
+. Duebbc, 81; 4. c. Pflughaupt,
sos: total. 2344.
III. b. Howard of the Austin Elks
was high scorer Sunday in the Class
A singles, with score of 513. l.,.er
scores were: l.. +. Cargill, Austin
Elks. 1854: George Davis. Austin
Elks, 40: George Foltz, Austin Elks,
461; b. E. Snyder, 34I: A. Giescckei
Brennan. 457.
The Glass b singles were slow
in comparison with Saturdays bow
ling. II. Strateman leading with 400
Next TO him was A. Soefje. Seguin
with score of 4S3, while Other
scores were: William Strateman,
New Braunfels. 400 e Il. Jung, San
Antonio. 402: Ed Schm:d, Brepham
457: l.. Wctz, New Braunfels. 1867
A. Altenhoff, Seguin, 422; Willmann
Seguin. 4SS.
Charles Treuter, San Antonio. top
ped the Glass & singles with score
of Alb. Other scores were: q
Duebbe, Brennan, 1888; J.. X. Nc
Knight, San Antonio, 469; Oscar
Kuehnc, San Antonio, 43S: r. IL
Unsicker, Houston, 343; II. l.. John
son, Houston, 500.
Houston Holds Lead.
Houston had the field in the Class
4 doubles during the day. the entire
five entries being from the Bayou
City. H. L. Stelzig and G, Il
Christoph were high team, with
score of 99S. Other scores were al
follows: W. II. Sander and Z. V
Drcyling, 92G: II. c. Smeaton ant
c. F. Leonard, 924: T. A. Graham
and II. F. Rechart, 905.
The scores for the Glass b dou
bles were somewhat better than thu
Glass A scores, and had fastei
field. Scores were: Ullrich ant
Alves. San Antonio, 0S6: Tohon and
Eckerman. San Antonio, SIT; Will
man and Soefje, Seguin, 923; Plug
houpt and Schmid, Brennan. 944
Fox and Dazell, Houston, 953; Hilc'
and Smith, Houston, 993; Schweigert
and Earhart. Houston. 9S7; Hile'
and Roger, Houston, 1926; Mathis
and Bryant. Houston, 955.
The Glass G singles, supposedly
the lowest class of the tournament
averaged better scores than the frs
two classes. Except in one or tive
instances the scoring was high ant
the field very fast. Temple AM
Killing, San Antonio. led the fiel'
with a score of 1868. This estab
lished new high score for the NEE
in this class. .OthV scores were al
follows: Timmermann and Starcke
Seguin, 1888; Grona and Jung, Sar
Antonio. 659; Hohensee and Keller
Houston, 500; Becker and Steubing
San Antonio, 974: Kaufer and Vet
terick, San Antonio. GAL; Keuhnt
and Gaubatz, San Antonio, 925; Can
field and Stude. Houston, S44; A. Z.
Kalb and J. +. Kalb. Houston, 73l
and 754: c. Duebne and +. Duebne
Brennan, 7S4; Duclos and Runzick
err. Houston, CTS; Oils and Donlen
Houston, 760; Keller and Snyder
Houston, ESQ., Schenider and Ben