The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
Bowling

walter schroeder, first year
bowler in the Knights OF Column
bus league. led the pinmen and
women of the Monday leagues on
the Broadway and Play Nor alleys
with 255 single game and GOT
total. both being new records for
the season in the X. of c. circuit.
The Monday trundlers went gum
ming for new records and got them.
In addition to Schroeder's record
breaking score. marks fell thick
and fast in the X Street Booster
leagues.
George Coleman, anchor man
for Hans johnson Department
Store, rolled PAL for a new high
single game and 604 for a new
three-game total In the Booster
No. league.
johnson Candies climaxed
two months Of fine pinwork
by taking three points from
Hans Johnson's to gain \ tie
for first place In the league
standings. The sohnsons
rolled $500, a new high three
game team score In the
Booster league. Joe Dessen,
with $50; Hank Merkle, with
52s, and Steve Carbone. with
SEA, were the heavy firers.
Al Msruca, shooting $50 for
Olson's Confectionery, was among
the high trundlers of the Monday
circuits. His games were iss, l73
and 1873.
PETE BREAKS OWN MARK
In the Booster No. 2 league. r.
Petersen finished with SIS to ex-
coed the previous high total of
the league by one pin, only TO
have his fine score blotted out by
Pete Schwab, anchor man for
Him. Florists, who rolled $40 for
the top mark. Al Melton, shoot
ing for Craig and Sons, was
among the elite, with games Of
2O7, 100 and 1854, for a SOL total.
Emerson Opticians gained a tie
for first place in the Eagles league
on the Broadway by trimming the
last weeks leader, Berg's Tavern,
for four points. Jimmy Shsugh-
messy rolled 537 for Tokstad Fur
naces for the top score Of the
league.
Many fine scores were regis
tered in the Industrial league
matches on the Broadway alleys.
with the top total going to Earl
Aahnkey, Ray Printer star. His
games were 1876, 1e1 and 204, and
his total reached SOL. Ed Soren-
sen rolled $40 for Tacoma Towel
Supply company. Jimmy Bernard
reached 23s in his second game
and finished the series with b63
for Big Bad Wolf.
WOMEN SCORE, TOO
Women bowlers Of the league
turned in some fine scores, also.
Doris Malesky rolled 534 for the
best total. Dorothy Troy tailed
5l3. and Frances Day marked up
a nice 500 score.
Kate Robinson, leading Off
for Past Presidents. led the
bowIers Of the Eagles Aufii-
larry matches with q Sss fetal,
Including games Of liz, III
and III.
Bill Leftu1ch and John kinkelia
rolled 1886 in the handicap doubles
tournament at the Broadway
alleys Sunday night TO take first
place in q big weekend tourney
which drew rs entries. Left Jen-
sen and Jimmy RAdOnieh were
second. with 1906.
Other winners. and their scores
were: John Artoe and BID Eggis-
ston 1897. Henry Wiley and Marty
Joyce 1884 and 1877. Al Fsrrsi
and Bill Fsrrsr 1888. John Pasnies
and Bill LeftV1eh iz7s, Dorothy
Daily and Bin Daily 1885. Sam
Coles and Chris Christensen 1852
BIZ Herdman and Bill EggiestoF
1852 and l247. Nellie Brooks and
Art Hepp 1856. J. Richardson and
Bill Huribut 1881, John Psznics
and Bill Eggieston 1850. Bill Eg
gieston and Jimmy Radonieh i24T
John Pasnick and Fred Wahleri
1881, Left Jensen and John Kin
keliz 1887, skilly Lyons and Ear
Brooks 1887. Earl Ashnkey and
Billy Ruehie 1875.