The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
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By FRED R. DURRETTE

ny MD NJ III NM LII
This week bowlers are topped
by the hooks and pocket smashes
Of Miss Hazel Lyman and Jimmy
Watts. Miss Lyman member OF the
two top teams. Brady Health
Shoppe and Sans Recreation
topped the girls by hitting the
naples for $40 and high league
record Of 220 in the Motor City
league. The 900 replaces the 200
set by Virginia Dolphin, Supreme
Linen ace, and the 547 Is the high
est three games rolled by wo-
man At the Forest club. Miss Dol
phine shot SIS At Sans To be the
only woman ahead OF the b47 OF
Hazel Then II this wasn't enough
TO cop this columns nod for the
week Miss Lyman picked up the
difficult 40 and came right back
with the 81.
Jimmy Watts bowls with the
city Champion Porters Cleaners
five aud shot 5S7 TO help his team
down tho strong Friar's Ale five
Sunday. Watts started off with 213,
then followed with lS3 and had
19l finisher 10 contribute the
needed naples 10 top the ale five
Tie 5S7 was the games high and
his 2i3 was topped only by Floyd
Foster. Friar's Ale, 2l7. The match
between Friars Ale and Porters
Cleaners was the citv's top game
and Watts high score was the high
lights Of the spectacular match
and turned the tide IN his team $
favor.
Grody Girls Hits s2i
The Brady Health Shoppe five
was full OF record bowling and
they let most Of IL out at the ex-
pense Of Johnson Flowers We'd
nesday at Forest club in Motor
CITY league game. To start things
off Miss LYMAN shot 900 then
slipper to AZ middle and had a
1Si firisher for 5i7. league
standard and tho 1S4 helped
Brady in a sol final TO set new
record that they themselves set
SCI only few weeks hack. In the
record sol Miss Lyman was help
cd by Mary Smith, Eddie Robin
son, June Watts, captain and
Fmmadean Bell. In the other
women league games westheld
won three from Doctor Orr.
supreme Linen won three from
Alhamhra. Fred Anderson won
from Jones liattors and the SUI
prlsing National Billiard five took
two from Bob settles team which
just couldn't hit the head pin.
Hleh scores we're cleo Curry,
i7s: Eddie Robinson 1si Dorothy
Childress 157. Ann wlineham 1850.
Eulalia Hall 1851. Elmina Gibson,
1s9 Hazel Thomas l6S Mary Cole
man l76 and MARY Smith Ill
Frlar's Ale Moves On
The high flying Friaf Ale five
keep up the terrific pace set IN
the Detroit Bowling league ny win
ing three games from The Elks The
Ale bunch hit 26Si with Bob Daw-
SON setting the pace. Blue Goose
literally knocked the Gre, hounds
I'VE off the alleys with es2l 10
2lS6 in battle OF transportation.
Kelly OF Blue Goose hit 5li 10 top
his team and Durrette hit $50 for
Greyhound. but Il didn't help his
teams cause. Jasper Adams got his
Super Buick five moving and took
three games from the strong Old
Bru five. who had been threat
ening the league leaders for
four weeks. Adams was top man FOR
the unprediciahlc Buick five. The
wins move Buick NJ 10 fourth place
In the league standings and In r
good place for tho Position Week >
which comes up soon. Gordy Com
tractors showed Riley Suckers
three games that they couldn't
match and took three to move away
from their cellermates, the Elks
Edgar Pitts hit 600 for Gordy and
kept them out in front all the way
In our It'd Bits department We
learn that Mrs George Porter IS
the real hand behand the city
champs and all tho time had you
believing George was the sponsor.
VIII you accept my apology, Mrs.
Porter? Ry the way. she Is real
bowling fan and can really root for
the hoys And did they deliver for
her, After the game Mrs. Porter
was joined by Mr.. and Mrs. James
Watts, Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter Sauls. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Rivers, MIR. and Mrs. l..
Glenn, J. II. Brown and his good
friend. Miss Emmadean Bell. and