The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-31
Will Meet
In Special
Alley Match
Contest Billed for
Thursday Night at
2. Broadway Lones

Tacoma bowlers VII have an
opportunity 10 see an expert
bowler from the east in an exhi-
bition match with one Of the
Northwest's best pinmen when w.
B. bill" Shaul. in this area on
q tour Of instruction. meets Ted
Tadich Thursday night at Z o'clock
on the Broadway alleys.
Shaul viii be at the Broadway
Bowling Center Thursday after
noon from until o'clock to con-
fer with any Of the Broadway
trundlers who wish to take advan-
tage Of his presence here.
Shaul. representing an eastern
manufacturer, Ia one Of the crack
bowlers OF New York state, hold
ing various medals for accomplish
ments in tournaments there. He
has also competed for many years
In A. B. c. tournaments. In 1896,
he won third in the singles event
of the A. b. c. meet. For 16
years. in A. B. c. competition ne
has an average OF 1919 pins per
game. He has rolled numerous
perfect games. only a few weeks
ago turning in 800 score in an
exhibition match in Los Angeles.
Opposing Shaul In the en-
hibition match, win be Ia
eoma's star trundler who In
recognized as one Of the best
bowiers ever developed In the
Northwest. Tadich also holds
many high records IN North
west play, and has rolled two
perfect games on the Broad
way alleys, one Of them COM
Ing In sanctioned league play
two years ago and for which
he received the gold medal
award from the American
Bowling Congress.
The exhibition match is expect
ed to attract large crowd and
there viii be no admission charged
for the affair. according to Dick
McNerthney manager Of the
broadway alleys.
CITY EMPLOYEES
Ed Hagenau, one of the leading
pinn,>n OF the City Employees
ieasus. ,solled SIS on the Broadway
alleys Tuesday for the best pin
mark In two big circuits. His
singles were 221, 174 and 223.
Hafenau's 500 total was only
ons of many fine scores marked up
BY the Broadway trundlers last
light. Commercial leagucrs also
continued their assault on the
wood, and high mark In this
league was rolled by Bob Fisher,
who turned In 5e4 for the Model
Lumber lads.
Ray sandersoB was close 10
600 with his 5g1, finishing
with 217 10 pile up the big
total. Howard Bailey rolled
two 200 games and finished
with 585. Dick Diesterhoft
was among the high scorers
with three good games and a
552 total.
Model Lumber and Ice Delivery
rolled high in battle for position
in the Commercial circuit. The
Models, previously with. only five
points lost. dropped three markers
to their second-place rivals, but
held first place by three-point
margin. The Icemen rolled 1016 In
their third game for the best team
single of the evening and won the
game by only 20 pins when the
Models raped out a big ee6. Seven
Of the 10 trundlers were over 500.
Ice Delivery rolled 1867, Model
Lumber 1881.
OFF FORM
Commerce Street Market won
two from Pickups; Royal Arcanum
split even with Jordan's Bread;
Tacoma Ice caught the Hotel Win
throp ladies at a low temperature
and annexed three points; Lloyd
Suffer Tires won three from the
Stationers. and the Commercial
league race frightened up as re-
suit of the matches.
High single game Of the
matches was registered by the
rampaging Bob Fisher, who
bnsted out IA in his second
game. Other high singles were
Ray sanderson ali, Ernie Lef-
Nm 91s, Fred Kruger 2zo, Tom
Miller 227, and EOS and 21s by
Howard Bailey.
In the City Employees league