, 1935-05-22
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A. L. KANATZAR, Corpus Christi
bowling mogul. viii bring a picked
team here June I 70 take on q
CUNT selected from the high score
stars OF the Brownsville Mems Ten
Pin League. Under present plans,
games will be played on Saturday
night. Sunday morning and Sunday
afternoon.
The Brownsville team viii likely
De made up Of Reese, Bill Ball,
Shealer. Monette and Arbuckle ali
CT whom should average above ITO
per game.
Kanatzar Is well known here as
ne formerly operated q bowling
alley In Brownsville some three or
four years ago. He went TO Corpus
Christi from the Valley. and he has
bowling built up TO where 1t Is a
major sport In the port city.
The Corpus Christi aggregation
sent two teams 10 the state cham
plonShips In Dallas this year,
placing fourth In the "A" division
and winning the title in the B"
group. That Is not all-they got the
state tournament for next year.
The Brownsville bowlers will have
70 be at the top Of their games IL
they take the measure Of the Wis
:tors Kanatzar brings here.
The Wednesday night and Sunday
afternoon mixed doubles competi-
tons at the Arcadia Alleys are
proving a popular event Practically
al OF the leading bowlers In the
Mems and Ladies' leagues compete.
Play in the ladies league has i'm
proved surprisingly, and improve
ment Is continuing. Among the best
bowlers In the circuit are Mrs. ". o.
Carmichael. Mrs. II. L. Vandever,
MIS- Waldo Lynch, Mrs. @. G. Cole,
Katheryn and Elizabeth Cherry,
and others.
Locals Win Fast Match
The last 10 holes OF a 80 hole
match we're played Sunday over the
local links In which CASTOR Peek
and l. l. Voight took the measure
Of Ed Brady OF San Benito and Bill
McElwain Of Harlihgen. Eighteen
we're played in Harrington Saturday,
but the local pair was too much for
the visitors here. With Peek'S II,
one under, the Brownsville men won
three and two. Making 1t a really
fast sixSome. r. q. Ferguson and
DR.. j. = Peek played with the
above.
Among the usual crowd Of visit
ors on the Brownsville links sun
day were Al Polzin and Bill Merri-
nail nw rF E1~ nnnNNn u~G NY
Casey and w. S. Nicholson OF Har-
.lngen. They played in a foursome
With Polzin leading with a nice Is.
NJ. w. Clint was out Sunday for
TIE first time In many months. He
formerly was one OF the best golf
erS in the local club, but lack OF
practice has slowed his game a bit.
In his foursome were D. X. Clint,
q Semi-finaliSt In the recent Rex
Beach tourney, j. B. Pickett and
N. W. Knight.
Postmaster Aleck Bowie Of San
Benito was down Sunday. playing
with Bill Bates and II. j. Sandmier,
also Of San Benito.
Lights for Football?
The concensuS Of opinion here
aboutS seems TO be that ii would be
a smart move to install lights on
Tucker Field for the coming foot
ball season.
All indications are that the Eagles
have a good season coming up. and
IL has been proved that lights will
improve gate receipts at least three
or four times.
There r many football fans here
wh) lever get 70 see q game because
they are on Jobs which do not
permit attending afternoon games.
The question Of lights and at
tendance Is plainly proved by the
night playground ball here. Although
there is no charge, If those games
we're played in afternoons instead
OF at night 1t is doubtful whether
they would draw a corporal's guard.
But at night. that's different. That's
when the fans have their leisure
and that's when they seek enter
tainment.
The Kiwanis club Is offering to
sponsor a plan to finance the pro-
posed lights at Tucker F1CAd. and II
the school board accepts, the cam
paign for funds will get under way
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