The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
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Your YoMr ALLEY
By FRED r. DlfRRETTE

For the bowlers Of the week the
Tribune nominaies Miss Thelma
Baldwin and stanley Meade for the
honor and this column goes all
out behind them and II the ed.
would give mo more space ! could
toll YOU a lot more about them
Bur seeing that this isn't bowl
ing paper exclusively all can
state Is what these two pin spill
ere did 20 cop the nod this week
Well. Meade rolled 243 and fin
ished with a col series 20 top all
the howlers who took part In the
inter-ciiv matches with Toledo
Meade didn't have miss 40 he
tried in vain 10 furn the tide In
favor ~ his Naston team against
tho superior hooks and curves OF
tho Huntlev five OF Toledo Stanley
then surrounded the efS with
games Of lS4 and l9f for the high
heries.
Now Miss Baldwin confided that
she was tired NJ the men shooting
200 games and she seemed a little
peeyed because | brought back the
story thar Miss Sturdevant had
rolled 947 and Miss Miller had
had shot go over the Cleveland
So. sunday night At the Forest
club. Miss Baldwin went out 10
hit the Pocket" for a go score
as her supreme Linen team kicked
in q strong mems team as some
three spectators looked on Thelma
didn't have miss and was re-
sponsible for the fine teamwork
she received from Virginia Doh
phin Hazel Thomas. Edna Jones
Elmina Gibson and Allene Davis
rs the supreme team averaged Sl4
for tho three games to the 759 for
tho team led bv Johnnie Collins.
East Defeats Wet
The East is East and the West
3. Wesr but tho two met at the
Forest club this week and the East
wicked on with top honors due
largely To the top efforts Of one
Roh Cruzet. lr II was family az
fair and Bob led his Easisldc half
acains, tho Westside half Of stan
lsv I.ancston. Jr. Pete Casey.
sam Candiff. Billy Dyer. Stanley
i.angslon. ST. and Marvin Caili-
cart The EaS side lineup was Bob
along With Douglass Webb. Roy
stewart. Monroe Kennedy william
Graham. and Harry Jackson.
Tho Eastsidc cot of to a good
lead hut faliered IN The second
game but came hack strong In the
last game ami walke' or the al
leys 9th tho sweet win. II was
friendly family affair and all were
we'll after the match Bob Cruzet
was high man for the Eastside
while Sam Candiff did high chores
for The losers.
Tid-Bils Along The Runways
ROTARY Top team al the Ro-
tarv Recreation AT present seems
to be- The Jones Service five which
is led by Robert Taylor who
sports iSs average ~ present
and who took great delight in the
two game win over the Rotary
team in games Wednesday night
The Jones team has lost hut one
game in the league and that was
the first game "Wednesday night
against the strong Rotary five.
The team has The following high
scores Robert Taylor, COZ; Elizie
Wells o.. John King. Isl, Bill
Rodman e.l and Walter Smith.
100 An OF which t. some rolling
even II tho boys have been rolling
only since the Rotary opened In
fact Il - good pin spilling for the
vets The Jones five recently lost
a tough game tn tho Poriere Clean
ers five bv - pins 49,. Seen get
ting their eve on the pocket at the
club the other night were Mr. and
Mrs = Davis, Mrs Frances Mach,
Nrg STANLEY Tangsion. lr Mrs.
Bernyce McCaughn and Mrs. Ro-
bert cruzct. They got up the nerve
To try few hooks and did quite
we'll. according TO Bernyce On an
alley over IN the corner were the
two cuties Dorothy and Lillian An
derson who seemed quite satisfied
with themselves even II they did
throw a large number Of Gutter
balls.
Associated Elects Lose Thrlllf'
The Associated electrics lost n
tough match 10 the city inspection
department. Roy Mullins. and Phil
Iareau didn't need much help from
their teammates. Al Leach. Frank
chapman. and Tom Harper. simply
because they STAYED in The IL for
"A very good average Mullins had
oi0 and 2O7 while Lareau had the
ISIS and i9S. Rill Maynard was high