The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-23
Honor Vance
With Dinner

congress, will be the guest Of Ia
coma bowlers at dinner meeting
70 be held in the private dining
room Of the Broadway Sport Gen.
ter tonight at o'clock.
Vance arrived in Tacoma late
last night. He is on an official
tour of the Pacific Northwest and
will be in this city for several
days. While here, he win visit all
Tacoma bowling establishments,
contact some of the city's leading
bowling sponsors, and visit some
of the points of interest in Tacoma
and vicinity.
Bill Herdman, president OF
the City Bowling association,
will preside at tonight's meet
Ing. City officials. Chamber
of Commerce officials, and
prominent bowling sponsors
will be In attendance at the
meeting, to which both men
and women have been invited.
The first 600 score of the week
was registered in the City EN-
ployes league on the Broadway
alleys last night by Joe Penowich,
anchor man for the Power De-
partment team. His games were
200, 210 and 100, and he becomes
the first bowler to receive the
! Broadway alleys special award to
600 bowlers, an eversharp pencil.
OTHER GOOD SCORES
There were other good scores in
the City employees circuit. Jack
Robert punched out a 235 single
game to finish with $50 total.
Ted Powers included a big 231
single game in his $40 total. Both
men are are members of the
Range Sales team.
Police bowlers maintained
their recent winning pace
with a S-point victory over
Light Department. Al Farrar
was good lead-off man for
the Policemen, shooting $50
for the teams best total. Don
Dondero's $40 for the Light
team was one of the leagues
good totals.
The new KY Social league, a
feminine circuit, rolled its matches
on the X Street Recreation alleys,
and Josephine Snopko, captain of
Balls Ben Franklin store team,
led the 20 women with a 176 single
game and 447 total.
Carstens bowlers bowled on the
Play Nor alleys. Bill Booth hung
up two new individual records with
4 220 single game and 548 total.
Joe Giro checked in with a sizeable
537 and Forrest weingard was
'-Ahird in order with 500.
Two women stars, both members
OF the strong Langeland Oil team,
AtO TIE lOV DONltls w tic SOhi-
mercial league on the Broadway
alleys. DAM Radonich and Isabel
Mccormick each turned In a big
ISL total, leading their team in
2-point win over Jordan's Bread.
II was a tough night for
the Commercial league lead
ers. Community Tavern, In
first place, Jared best of the
four top teams by gaining an
even break with Shaughnessy's
Cafe.
Broadway Sport Center, in sec
ond place, dropped three points to
a high-scoring Redmen quintet.
Cammarano Brothers and Hotel
Winthrop, tied for third place,
each lost three points. Langeland
Furnaces took the measure Of the
Cammarano men, and the Cam
marano women came through with
a 3-point win over the Hotel Win
throp ladies.
Results of the other matches
were: The Stationers 3, Ice Deliv-
cry /; Exide Batteries 3, Western
Furnaces /; 3sth Street Club 4,
Tacoma Ice company o; Postoffice
2, Royal Arcanum 2; Hooker Elec-
trochemicals 3, Arehers Confec-
tionery l.
Among the higher scorers
were: Dayton Finnigan $50,
Bill Holmberg 55l, Dan Vir-
|. gillo 551, Charles SCHUYLER SAG,
Mae Knight 5sS, Stan Majesty
546, John Pyfer $50. Joe To-
Iotti 56S, and Howard Bailey
$50.