Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17
GUTTER BALL ARTISTS OPEN new.
BOWLING TOURNEY AT Y. M. c. A..

Thirteen teams, divided into two
groups, will start five weeks ten
pin tournament at the Y. M. c. A.
beginning Tuesday, April 10. Every
team is complete, and assurances have
been made that so far as possible
each will show up on their appointed
night with full strength.
Two new organizations have entered
the fracas, one gang representing the
Noise lodge and another the famous
Trojan athletes of the high school.
This latter organization has thrown
in the challenge that they always
win every contest in which they enter.
In connec ion with this con-
test, it has been suggested that bowl
ers on shift be given their full aver
ages, but not be permitted to bowl
off, for in bowling-off when not in
contest one can usually make bet
ter score than when taking part in
matched game. This matter will be
decided by the bowling committee be-
fore the first games on Tuesday.
Rather than have long tourna-
ment, running into" "the hot weather,
each team bowling one game per
week with the exception of the sec
ond division, in which each team will
of necessity bowl two games in one
of the weeks of the tournament. At
the end of the contest six teams in
each division will contest for posi-
tionS.
Group one will consist OF the fol-
lowing teams and personnel: Copper
Queen: Hart, Struthers, Childers,
March, Lindner. c. & A: Balelntine,
N. Caldwell, Smith, Mayo, Evans
American Legion Weiss, Hinton,
Hoyal, Caldwell, Stolaroff Railroad:
KlI1tz, Johnson, Klingensmith, Young,
Valencia Bank of Douglas: Cooper,
Crowell, Work, Sexton, Coughlin.
Panthers: Bise, Hill, H. Jorgenson, E.
Swain. .l
Group two is made up as follows:
Eleventh Streeters: Adams, Richards
Davis, LeMarr, Gray Arizona Edi-
son Co: Sexton, Lewis, shotwell, Hall,
Bonar. Y. M. c.. A.: Hickox, H. Neil
son, Simpson A. Nelson, stone. De-
Molay: Beals, Jones, Shotwell, H.
Young, Woods. Warriors: Bolton,
Colvin, Taylor, Fish, Franklin Fish.
Moose: c. Beals, Lamb, Pollak, Goo
ney, and one to be selected Trojans:
Hohstadt, Magma, Reed, Evans,
1'hrasher.
Tuesday, April 19: Copper Queen vs.
c. & A.; Warriors VS.. Moose. We'd
nesday, April 20: Eleventh Streeters
VS.. Arizona Edison Co. Thursday,
April 21. Y NJ c. A. VS.. DeMolay;
Legion VS.. Railroad. Fri
day, April %: Bank of Douglas VS.
Eleventh Streeters VS.. Tro-
jams.
Tuesday, April 26: DeMolay vs.
c. & A. VS.. Panthers. We'd
nesday, April 81: Arizona Edison Co.
VS.. Trojans. Thursday, April %: Cop
per Queen VS.. American Legion
Eleventh Streeters VS.. Warriors. Fri
day, April 20; Railroad VS.. Bank OF
Y. M. G. Avs. WARRIORS ii
Tuesday, May 3: DeMolay VS.. War
riors; Railroad VS.. Panthers. We'd
nesday, May 4: Arizona Edison Co. VS..
DeMolay. Thursday, May 5: Eleventh
Streeters VS.. Moose; c. & A. VS..
American Legion. Friday, May 6;
Copper Queen VS.. Bank of Douglas;
Y. M c. A VS.. Trojans.
Tuesday, May 10: Y. M. c.. A. vs.
Moose; Copper Queen VS.. Railroad
Wednesday, May II: Arizona Edison
Co. VS.. Warriors. Thursday, May 12Ig
American Legion VS.. Panthers; Elev-
enth Streeters VS.. Y M. c. A. Friday,
May 49, DeMolay VS.. Trojans; c. & A.
VS.. Bank Of Douglas.
Monday, May 16: Arizona Edison
CO. VS.. Y. NJ G. A Tuesday, May II:
Warriors VS.. Trojans; G. & A. VS..
Railroad Wednesday, May 18: Ari-