The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-07
Ohio Team Is
Victor in Pin
Tourney Here
Tommy Doll Team Annexes
International Women'S
Bowling Title.
BY PAUL

BY PAUL STRIEBECK
Champions in all divisions of the
Women's International Bowling
Congress tournament were an
nounced at the close of play at the
Jess Pritchett Recreation alleys last
night.
The Tommy Doll Five Of Cincin-
natl won the team event with a
count OF 2,616, the lowest total to be
scored in this event since 1927.
Doubles championship honors
went to Mrs. E. Trettin and Mrs. D.
McQuade of Chicago, on a 1,190
count.
The singles division was won by
Mrs. Marie Clemensen of Chicago,
scoring a total of TIP. .All-events
laurelS went to Mrs. Emma Ryan Of
Milwaukee, scoring a 1,763.
Two major changes were recorded
in the standing Of the first five
places over the weekend. The Al
coma Recreation team Of Detroit
had a real chance to go into first
place but bad breaks developed in
the final two frames of their last
game and they could count only a
1886 for third honorS. The remain
ing change came on the late squad
yesterday afternoon When Mrs. G.
Schuster and Mrs. L. P. Johnson
scored a 1924 to finish fifth in the
doubles.
Alberta jewelers. Fourth
The Tommy Doll Five scored its
2,616 on the first weekend of the
tournament and never was headed
throughout the remainder of play.
Second place went to Birk's Superb
Beer team Of Chicago, scoring a
1900. Third place found Altoona
Recreation team Of Detroit showing
a 1885. Alberta jewelers. of Chi
cago, classed as the outstanding
women's bowling club Of the coun-
try, wound up in fourth place with
a 1854.
Tommy Dell Five, Cincinnati, 2.61e;
5000 and medals.
Alcona Recreation, Detroit. 1885; $i70.
Alberta jewelers., Chicago, 1854; $3.50.
Tomasch Waldorf Ladies, Chicago. 1858;
Don Anderson. st. Louis, 2.552; sl4o.
kornltz Pure Oil, Milwaukee, 2,542;. $3.50.
Famous Berghof Girls, FIT. Wayne,
Bowes Seal Fast. Indianapolis. 2,516;
Stevenson and schalk, Chicago, 2,513;
High single game of the tourney
in the team event was a 956, regis
tered by two teams, Tommy Dolls
Five of Ohio and Birk's Superb Beer
OF Chicago. High single game pays
$40. One indianapolis team, Cooks
Goldblume, registered a GIG for the
only local team to get in on the
prize list for individual game. Their
score was good for fifth place.
In the team event a count of 2,244
was good for the last cash award.
The final standing of the dou-
bles event found Mrs. F.. Trettin and
Mrs. D. McQuade of Chicago top
ping the field with a count of 1,190.
This is the second highest total ever
to be recorded in this tourney. Sec
ond place went to P. Ehlke and F..
Kosta of Milwaukee, scoreing a 1,158.
Third place was annexed by E. Do
BRENT and E. Ryan, Milwaukee, with
LAB.
Local Pair Ninth
R. Sanders and A. Bates, Middle
town, O., had 1,133; G. Schuster and
r. Johnson, Detroit, 1924; G.. Hatch
and P. Fridel, Cleveland, lib; M.
Luchsinger and B. Hochstedter,
Chicago, 1,102; G.. Hart and N. Kay,
Milwaukee, 1899; A. Shea and D.
Finn, Indianapolis, 1895, and S.
Parker and B. Ekstrum, Peoria, Ill,
1,O89.
Low to cash in the doubles event
was a count of 965.
Mrs. M. Clemensen of Chicago
turned in a new record in the
singles event with 712. This is a
record that is due to stand for some
time. This is the first 700 total
ever to be registered in this tourna-
ment. M. Mclaughlin of Column
bus, O., was second with a 639. Third
place went to E. Jaeger of Toledo,
rated of the leading bowlers of
the country. Fourth place was won
by S. Springman of Louisville with
612. Fifth place went to D. Parker
Of FIT. Wayne, collecting a 600.
Sixth place was annexed by A.
Muench of Neehah, Wis, with GOA.
R. Schneider of Minneapolis and
E. Ryan of Milwaukee were next
with COL each. Ninth place went
to R. Brissen of Syracuse, N. Y,
counting a 600 even. Tenth place
was taken by A. Kidd Of Madison,
Wis, showing a SOL. Lowest total to
cash in the singles event was 489.
Milwaukee Star Wins
In the all-events, E. Ryan cap
tured the first pace position with a
total of 1853. This is the third
highest total ever shot in this event.
Second place was awarded L. Badly
Of Milwaukee with a 1,749. Third
place went to M. Clemensen of Chi
cago with 1,746, and fourth place to
F. Terhorst of Terre Haute with
1,712. Fifth position was accounted
for by A. zeisse of Detroit with a
total of 100. Twyferd, Aurora, Ill,
last years all events champion, took
sixth with a 1893. Seventh place was
won by G. Burling of Cincinnati
with 1851, and eighth place went to
I. Engel of Chicago with 1858.
Ninth place was awarded G. Schus-
ter of Detroit with 1887, and tenth
place to M. Mclaughlin of Column
bus, O., with 1852. Lowest total to