The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
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w the handicap doubles tourna-
cent on the Broadway alleys. rolled
out a big 665 series and with his
partner, John Ester. who came
through with a nice SIS count, won
first place In the event with a
sscore of 1895. including 1es pins
handicap.
Wakefield was also teamed in
the runner-up position. taking that
place with Eddie Vallish.
The tourney proved popular and
many entries kept the Broadway
lanes IN service until past mid
night. Complete list of winners
follows:
John Fijalka and Eddie Yallish
1888. John Pssniok and Fred
Wahlers 1914, Jack La Fleur and
L. Miller 1912, Laurene Putbres
and Louise Wahlers 1912. Jack
Lohre and Bus Mykland 1907. Red
Wakefield and Ed Cuppernull 1906.
Left Jensen and Larry Fleming
1897, Dan Fijalka and Norry Ped
ersen 1927, Bye Furseth and Ed
Sorensen 1869. Bea McAllister and
Prudence Strom 1867, Dan Fijalka
and Mel Reimer 1865, Red Wake
field and Jack Pattison 1857, Ted
Wakefield and Tony Vetter 1888,
Les Stark and Fred Swanson 1882,
Nick Radonich and Bert Hollstrom
1882.
Eagles League
The Eagles league closed It's first
half Monday night on the Coliseum
alleys and 10 Berg's team went the
first half championship and the right
to meet the second half winner for
the all-esason title. Members OF the
Berg team are: l.. Thomas. n. Stauf-
fer, J. Rsncour. Sam Tokstad and
Mike Miller.
Bill Eggleston led the Eagles trund :
~ers in the final meeting of the first
semester. shooting ala for the best
game and 5s7 for high series. -,
3. Dairy /: Mecca 2, Club Room 2;
Laundrymen 4, Ted's O. Motors 4.
Wolves o. Undertakes 4, Swiss o.;
Husks 4, Center Street 0.
Industrial League
Mel Pennington's Tiremen wound
up the first half OF Industrial league
play Monday night on the Broadway
alleys with three point victory over
Hardness. The Tiremen are the first
half champions Of the Industrial pin
loop.
ali u laa# s,tn ra1a tuT frRu
2sii, without handicap. Fat Person.
anchor man, led the team with SGT.
Billy Ruehle. In the leadoff spot. fin
ished with a 225 game. high single OF
all matches, ana with 5e6 series
Ear MshR6 6s r ruled s sse Boz
team won four points from the Bag
boys
Helen Bernard continued her fine
bowling OF recent weeks Her 21+
game and 5ls series we're high for the
women bowlers Of the league and her
from Insurance. Printers won four
from Berts.
Included among the high scorers
were Me- Smith with STA and Bill
Othick with 586 Both were bowling
for the Tiremen.
Tourna ment Piay
Two tournaments will be offered
20 downtown bowlers next weekend,
Manager Bert Wilson Of the Coliseum
alleys has announced handicap
doubles tourney for the Coliseum and
Manager Dick MeNerthney. OF the
Broadway. VIII stage his annual
Christmas turkey shoot. Both events
will be on handicap basis. Complete
rules NAV be obtained at the desks
in each place and bowlers are urged
70 make entries early 70 reserve places
on the schedules.
knights NJ Columbus
Phil Mullan led the boyiers OF the
knights OF Columbus league on the
Broadway alleys with = 224 game and
Si2 total Motors rolled 25i6 for the
best team total and won three points
from Center Street. Tavern took three
points from Fusl OIL. JACK Barry s
40 being high series
Eagle. AUXILIARY Lesrue
Furnace ladies' won the first half
championship o. the Eaglss Auxiliary
league Monday on the Coliseum alleys
nv defeating Inn 70 I. The team.
were tied for first place as they vent
INTO the matches Of the final session
Sophie Thomas led the scoring IN
the circuit with = 4ie series Dorothy
Prather rolled iti for the high game
Antiers won four from Lee Croft
and Cabs split even with fauoerfs.
Post poned Match
Lev EYsncieh rolled nice SIC
series in the plsyoff q = postponed
Eagles League match Monday night
ps~inr ths Wolves IN four point Viz
forv over the undertskefk. HIS games
we're ia. isi and lie
Packers League
PLAY Nor ALLEYS
Bsoons 1Osi ~ vs. Sausage 1914
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hizh series. Mccormick ssl
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