The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16


cults. rolled away on Is 1904
campaign On the Broadway alleys
Friday night with 10 teams listed
in the enthusiastic bowling loop.
High scoring honors Of the open
ing night vent to Gene Du CLANCY.
captain OF the Machinists team,
vic relied -. se- the hish single
game and sol for the high total
Two other members Of the
league gained membership in
the Broadway alleys 200 club.
L. j. Pentecost fabulafed EOS
and Jack willand marked up
m even zoo.
Team scoring honors went TO Du
Chaney's Machinlsts. With s4I
for the high single game. rolled in
the opening canto. the Machinists
went on 10 register s46 in their
second game and then wound up
with III for a 2464 total. without
handicap. Members OF the team
are Harry Sheridan, Ernie Schafer.
Carl Piroh. Jack Wikland and
Captain Du CLANCY.
SUPERVISORS WIN
The Milwaukee matches resulted
in 81 victories on all alleys. as
follows: Supervisors 3. Boiler
makers L; Pipe Shop 3. Store De-
partment No. 1, one: Coach Yard
3. Blacksmiths l; Machinists 3,
Roundhouse !: No. 2 Store Depart
ment /, Ticket Office 3.
The Class A Women's league
also opened on the Broadway
alleys Friday evening, with the
Broadway Alley team outstanding
In team play with a 71s single
game and 1890 total, both without
handicap. Members of the team
are Alyce Bjornsen. Mary Nc
Nerthney, 10 Halco, Dona Smith
and Mary Ellis.
High individual scoring honor
was held by Nellie Brooks. of the
Broadway Sport Center team, with
17s single game and 466 total.
Mary Ellis 463 was a close run
ner-up for the top score.
Besides Mrs. Brooks 17s, other
high single games were: Mary
Ellis 166 and 1875, 10 Halco 1855,
Bess McWilliams $50 and Dons
Smith 161.
WOMEN'S RESULTS
Results of the women's matches
were; Broadway Alleys 3, Dry
Cleaners Institute 1; Brotherhood
of Railway Clerks 3, Myrtle Beauty
Shop /; Broadway Sport Center 4,
Tacoma Women's Credit Club O.;
Swiss Village 3, Fashion Bootery
1; Cascade Linen and Towel Sup
Ply 4. Fisher Company o.
Telephone company ladies also
rolled their opening matches on
the Broadway alleys Friday night.
This league consists of four teams
Of brand new feminine trundlers.
Opening of the Friday leagues
at the Broadway leaves only one
circuit yet TO start its campaign.
The City Employees league will get
underway next Tuesday at $50 to
bring the number of leagues on
the Broadway alleys to II, and the
teams tc more than 100, according
to Manager Dick McNerthney.
WOMEN'S CITY LEAGUE
The Pacific Match team won
high scoring honors in the Wom-
ems City league at the Coliseum
last night to score high total pins
of 2441, and had high single game
of 1874. Dorothy Daily had 538,
including high. Her games were
III, 1873 and 17e. The members
of the Match Co. team are Eleanor
Brown, Mildred Reynolds, Helen
Blattler. Bessie Trowbridge and
Dorothy Daily.
The Roy p. Archer team was
the only one to win all four points,
at the expense of Sherman Tackle.
All other matches resulted in 3
to / decision. Pacific Match taking
Peerless Grill. the FRS defeating
United Mutual Savings. Little
Paris beating Whetstones nearly
100 pins. and Ednas Beauty Nook
beating the Helen Davis squad.
MARKET ST. BOOSTERS
Benny Spadafore and Louis
Aquino, rolling for ,Corbitt, We're
easily the stars of the Market st.
Boosters last night. Louis had a
231 and a FOG for a SIT total, and
Benny rolled a big 622. His games
were 1874, 1877 and 231. The whole
Corbitt crew was hot, hanging up
the high team series of 2796,
which included high team games
Of sS7 and 964. Other players
were Ski Ross, Joe Spadafore and
Dave Wilson.
Wartenbe Service, J. Cozza &
Sons and Corbitt's walked off with
four points from their opponents,
Com mercial Distributing Co.,
Poodle Dog Of Fife, and Consum-
ers' Market.