The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-01
AbeS And Wa-Hi Meet Here Friday
BOWLING
EAGLES LEAGUE

SANNHaf se4a@N n.y.
man for Tokstad Furnaces Of the
Eagles bowling league. won the
high scoring honors 81 all the Mon
day pin leagues at the Broadway
and Play Nor alleys with a 2Ss
single and s7s total.
Hy handles. the league leader.
was held for no gain by the Mer-
rick & Race team. which won one
game and the point for total The
big guns Of the lily Aandles team,
Bert Appel and John Davis, roared
not 80 loudly in the matches. al
though Appels 5l7 was the high
score OF his team. The two lily
Mandics stars have scored enough
pins in recent matches. however,
to entitle them to an off night
Steven Motor gained one point
in the race BY winning three from
Bcrg's Tavern. but still trails the
Hy Mandies outfit by five points.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Dave Davies, anehoring for Big
Bad Wolf, led the scoring In the
Industrial league matches at the
Broadway alleys with 5T2 total.
His games were 206. is9 and III.
Bob Friberg. shooting for Ray
Printers. rolled 233 in his first
game to turn in the best single
game score of the league.
Defiance Lumber trundlers
pounced ON the league-leading
Tacoma Towel supply quintet
10 win four points and slice
the leaders lead In the hot In
dustrial league race.
Women bowlers of the league
scored well. Elizabeth Christie of
the Edna's Beauty Nook team
rolled SIT for the best total by
the ladies. Her teammate, Doris
Malesky, turned In three good
games TO register $40. Dorothy
Troy, captain Of the Kream Krust
Bread quintet, tailed 5l6, with a
203 game included. Olive Nolde
rolled a nice SIP.
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS
The merry scrap for the honor
Of being No. l man in the Knights
of Columbus league went on again
last night in play at the Broad
way alleys. with George Boscovich
gaining only three pins on his per-
sistent rival, Charles Toynbee,
who marked up a sos score. Luz
man Hawley was also among the
high men of the circuit. with sos.
Jim Hills '27 was the top score
in the circuit, gained with games
of 203, 1853 and 1856.
The X. c. race became stiil
tighter as a result Of last
nights matches, which saw
the league leaders again bow
10 the lower place teams. The
top quintet, Center Street
Service, won the first game
from Mallon Motors, but was
all washed up then. for the
motor men gassed up and won
the second and third games
and point for total.
Farm Mail Ice Cream salvaget
the third game in its series witt
Fox Soldering Tires, but los
three points. Coast House Ma
r terials held the Fuel OIL Burner
! men To a low temperature anc
! won two points.
!, EAGLES AUXILIARY
> Women bowlers Of the new
, Eagles Auxiliary league turned II
!. some very nice totals in theil
matches on the Broadway drives
M. La Fluer led the four team
with a 334 count. Il. McGowaI
was close behind, with 1913. Helen'
' Rosseau rolled 321. Luella Mile
4 31e. NJ. Olson 800, Margsre
y oHalloran 3O7, Gladys Rouse 300
Il and Verna Miller 312. all consider
: ed very good for new feminini
a trundlers.
II X STREET BOOSTER No. l
q There were high scores
}. turned In by the bowlers of
l. the X Street Booster leagues
/, on the Play Nor alleys. Al
J, Maruca, Russ Anderson, BOtE
Weller and l.. Smith were the
high-scoring quartet Of the
No. circuit. Marnca put to-
gether games Of EOS. iss and
1858, TO lead the scoring In
both leagues with 55i. Ander-
son reached 5t7, Weller 5it
and smith $50. Smith and
Weller each had 2li for the
high single game.
X STREET BOOSTER No. 2
Al Loska. lead-off man for IN
Craig & Sons Hardware team
topped the members Of the Boost
err No. 2 league with 527, includ
ing a 2i2 single game.
Him. Florists went back IN,
first place in the championshi
race by winning four points froi
Samuelson's Shoe Store team. tt
members Of the Florist team az
A. Marano, Bert Hollstrom. Geore
Peterson, chig Vinegar and
Mykland. The Florists have va
p points and lost only 10.
Arthur Inorcon