The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20

The Wolverines were given
m average of 3.472 by the tour
nament COMMITTEES and knocked
down 2.0S3 naples, which was
also good enough 70 earn them
the lead IN the actual pinfall
event. Arnold Rockcnsuesy.
manager Of the tournament
made q thorough check OF the
records and found them 70 be in
order. Carl Hirt. captain OF the
team, verified the individual ~.
erages. The team had . game
average Of ga and shot ESQ last
night Two men, B. Carpenter
and =. Sitter, rolled 600 series
and better. Carpenter Z 624 and
Stier, the snchor man, an even
900. Hirt had . $50, E. Waun :
S48. and =. Pinney q 544.
Duncan's Log Cabin retained
second place In the standings In
over-the-average with its 2l5,
but Hubarth & Schott were
dropped 70 fourth place, when
the MOO team No. 8 rolled 228
points over end Sunoco. 2l4
over. The Junior Order Of Amer
lean Mechanics went down TO
fifth place; Anderson Super
Service to sixth, and the Young
Business Men to seventh. Ak
man Bread, given q 1910 aver
age, rolled 1877 pins better to
take eighth place. one pin more
than Bills Recreation. H. A.
Smith rolled 2.463 to better It's
average by 1913 pins and take
tenth place.
Seven Of the eight teams roll
ing In the first shift from 2 TO 8
p. m. last night bettered their
averages; six Of the eight teams
in the second shift from 8 to II
p. m. did likewise-a really re-
markable performance. II
In gaining first place In actual
pinfall, the Wolverines topped
the second place Eschenburg
Tires, team by l39 PM. The
Davis Five No. 2 team tolled
2,7o5 to take third place. and
the Shamrock Cafe 1857 to
take fourth. Kraft's Hardware,
yesterdays Leader. was SRuhted
to fifth place In the actual PIN
fall standings. cSsEs
Thirty-six five.many teams
have yet to bowl this week. To-
night two shifts Of four matches
each will be run off -Fri1ay
night three shifts will be staged
to finish up the. ftve-man events.
Play will switch over. to the Ma
comb Recreation next Monday,
when the doubles and singles
events get underway.
Manager Rockensuess an
nounced last night that 70 cash
awards would be made In over
your-average In the five-man d.
vision and seven cash awards In
actual pinfall. First prize will
be $40 in over-your-average;
second, $35; third. $780, fourth,
$26; fifth, $40. The remainder Of
the prizes 60 from SO to s.. In
actual pinfall first prize will be
$40; second, 315; third, $40;
fourth. 50; fifth, $3.50; sixth, So,
and seventh. IS.
Besides the cash awards. IL
trophies and medals will be
given away in all the tourna-
ment events. Five trophies will
be awarded the winning team In
the over-your-:.verase event for
five-nnan teams. These trophies
were donated by Wilbur Dopp.
Two trophies, donated by the
Mount Clemens and Maconb
Recreation halls, will be award
ed the winning two-man team.
Another trophy will 60 to the
individual winner Of the, tourna-
ment. II was given by Frank
Petitpren. An all-events award
by Mart Alwardt Is also In the
offipg.
For actual pinfsll In the five
man team five selected trophies
or five medals will be present.
ed. Two will be given the two
man team winner, and trophy,
donated by Harold CharbMeau,
presented to the winner o6 The
individual event. An all-events
trophy for actual pinfaN, the
gift Of Irving Rubin, will, also
be on the lire next week.
Detroit EaoLes.