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Bundesgektion 8.
Alliance. Ohio. Harmonic Gem. Chor.
Pras., Leopold Schmidt, 1i5 Wade Az.
Prot-Sekr.. Arnold Haltrich. 1904
South Morgan Ave.
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8udes9ektfoA 3.
Ohio. 3. 3. AAnAerchor
Pras. Georg Raidel, 176 Frederick Str.
Sekr., John Orben, 3419 lakewood Ave.
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Bundessektion 3.
Detroit, Mitch. =. :. Gemlschter CaOf.
Prs. George Schuller. 1880 Barlow
Ave.
Sekr., Jinka Kellncr, 3076 Marl-
bOrOCgl
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Aundessektion 26.
! Chicago III. 8iebenhhrget 0esaagvefe!S
Pras. Michael Schuller., 3707 Altgek
Avenue. 80.
Sekr., Johann LintZ, 57lS WHIRLPOOL
Avenue
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Bundessektion 8.
New Castle, Pa. Eintracht 0sSAng-
verein.
Pras. Gottfried Ulrich, 223 W. Sheri-
IAN Ave.
Sekr,. John Lienerth. 11O5 Delaware
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Bundesssktion !.
Cleveland, Ohio. Eintrsoht-6erman ania:
Pris, Thomas Schneider. Jr.. 2l27
Fulton Road.
Sekr.. Michael krauss. 3544 West
62. Str Woodbine 4499.
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Bundessektion %.

Homestead 0emischtsr Chor. =
| Pras.. John Lang Jr., Chestnut, Nun.
| halt, pa.
| Sekr. Hedwig Sterner, Box 414, r. D.
! 6, Pittsburgh 10). Pa.
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BundeaCektaon 4.
Erie. Pa. 3. 8. 11knnerchor.
Pras.. John Singer. 305 w. -26. Street.
Sekr., Albert Bente, 1913 Prestly st
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BundeasektiOn 2.
Cleveland Ostseite Liedertafe1 Damen-
chOr.
Pras,. Johanna Wolf. 1863 Ost 143.
StrasSe.
Sekr., Maria Spann, 1902 Lawnview
Avenue.
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netroit. Michigan. - u. 3. B. x. q.
Verain ZWei1 AZ.

versammlung jeden I. Sonntag i'm
Monat, i'm Sachsenheim
Pras., Georg Schuller. 1890 Barlow
Sekr., Michael Teutsch 1901 Strass-
CIV -Snhr, Georg Kenstler, 93s East
Grand Blvd.
n,lvs,od City. Pa. o. 3. x. q. vereln.
Zweic IS.
versammlung jeden 2. Sonntag i'm
Monat. i'm Sachsenheim ,,-
Ave. Tel: 121A-R. ,o,
sekr.. Friedrich Melzer. 1Sl Spring
Ave Tel: 186-W: ,r
tamhurr Rd. Tel: 4955-R12.
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Salem. Ohio. 8. 3. Mxunerchor.
>rae. Stefan Fronius. 76s NewgarCen
Sekr. Math KrauSs, 1853 S. EllsvC fth.
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4undessekt1on B.
Lorain, q. 3. s. Gesangverein Nintracht.
Pr;is., Mich Kirschner. S11 w. 21. st.
Prot. -Sekr., II. X. Friessnhengst.
li43 Oberlin Ave.
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Burdessektion a,

farrell. Pa. LiederkY ln1.
prjs John Gunther, 1853 ShenAngc
Sekr., Adam E. Schmidt, 925 Frui.
Ave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Team of Tomorrow?

Whenever he does win a match.
or sweeps. he doesn't say thing.
Steve Cruchon, another youngster
who is doing right we'll for him
self his first season with a l9o
average rs member of Joe
Paulus Chene- Trombly. spreads
the news for him because the pair
arc great friends and always to-
Cether when possible.
Don't be surprised if there comes
the day when Butkowski. Cru
Chon. Paulus and Lou Sielaff Of
+. e. 3. and Mike Tesla also Of
Chene-Trombly, are on the same
club Not that there Is any move
in that direction right now, but
the friendship that exists between
these five young men is bound to
bring them together sooner or
later. And what team il will be-
ButkoWski first came into prom
incnce in 1887 when he was
runncr-up in the city tournament
all-cventS with 1892 Eleven years
ago he was setting pins at Stanley
North End Recrea-
ton. He has rolled two perfect
games. the first when he was only
II. He has shot ono series of S2l,
through 279-276-266
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Fiue Glasses

There are five classes with a
difference of so pins per class in
the Sweeps, open 10 any team in
the country Participants will be
allowed 10 bowl only once CLASH
hcations follow:
Class A-TeamS averaging 925
and up. Class B-TeamS sVerag-
ing SIS and including 92i. Class {
Teams averaging 825 and in
Guiding S1i. Class D. Teams
averaging IT'S and including S24.
Class E-Teams averaging 81 or
less.
Teams will be classified accord
ing 10 their averages Of. Deem
Der !. Number of prizes in each
class will be determined by the
entry in each with $1,000 guaran-
teed The prize melon last season
was 1850 Members Of cham
pion teams also received gold on
graved medals by The Detroit
Times
Cost per man is Sis. or SS75
per team Entry foe of 1913 must
accompany entry blank with the
deadline set for midnight, Deem
Der %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Rolling Six Years

Mrs Dempsey has been bowling
only six years and not until the
last three has she been a member
of league She competed in her
first tournaments last season and
won a total Of Sl4l which is fine
going for the first time out.
She has rolled as high as 232
and 60i IN the Garfield House and
pa and 576 in the Travelling. Five
years ago she Speared $50 game
and hit as low AS NJ this season,
which was before she acquired the
new grip.
Before taking up bowling Gladys
was an all-arOnnd afhlefe. She
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
May Find Range

The other reason appears 70 he
Rog figures il his Baskets find the
range in the Sweeps. they will
continue on with better results in
the Classic Certainly a team
composed of Archie JankowSki.
Bill Mowery. Jim Doherty. Ed
Janke and Overmyer, has no bust
ness laundering around in the
cellar like il is.
Joe Paulus' Ghene Trombly,
runner-up last season with 1891,
looks like the dark horse in the
coming event. 1t will be on along
with Joe Lieb's Twentieth Cen
fury, January i They will be
followed by Rudy Walbys Five
and George Bryant's Schmidt, CO.
leader with Nal Gilmour's Paris
at present, January IS.
Ted Rebain's Vernor's is listed
February /. Dick Krakow'S Five
and Ken Ludiker's Pepsi-Cola the
eighth. and Harold Aliens Min
eralites and George Holmes Elk
hardt e. Becker the fifteenth.
+. e. 3 has won twice. in 1886
with 1850 and in 1889 with 1896
Chef Slicey's Norton and Henry
Ehrle's Coca-Cola will have their
fling March l. 10 he followed by
Joe Norris Stroh, champion four
times with 2 high of 1906 in 1898
and winner last season with 3O69,
and Louie Burrs National March
10 Paris is scheduled March D.
while Wayne Spauldings Bowling
School hasn't yet selected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

Bob Coles Auto Club and Tony
Coscolenda' Casino supply the
top match in the Michigan Major
Bowling League Sunday afternoon
at Eastern Market alleys. The
Coles if they get to rolling may
stop the high stepping Woodward
avenue team which now leads by
four and one-half games.
Eastern Market, now holding
third. finds a menace in Edel-
weiss. II Herb Cases crowd ever
hit their true stride they viii
range far. George lIliebayS team
also has more on the ball than
the figures reveal 1t may be
Eastern Markets day.
Herman Bengell'S Norge should
have an interesting tilt with Irwin
GicS' OldbruS. Norge is another
team that IS better than the sta
tSilcs, but is off and on like a
pair Of shoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

Uneasy is the team holding first
place in the Metropolitan Classic
League at any time. Roadway
C930l6) happens 10 be there by
two games at present but there IS
no assurance Ray Turner's crew
will run the ship when Sunday
nights games are finished al
Tower Recreation.
Roadway meets DENLY, now seven
games -out of first place and carry
ing an average Of 91S.11. Yet such
is the up and down in this circuit
that Roadway is strong enough 10
add TO its lead and DENLY is good
enough TO make it otherwise.
Palmer Park. haring second
place with Mt. Elliott and Norge
tackles Ellis Walkers
tied for third with Or
lingS Standard has 92S.35 against
9262l.
Mt Elliott t924.34) gets the call
over ChCne-Trombly 1894 pa. Jim
Tropea' s is apt 10 stay up under
the strain OF close competition
better than Marvin DanielSki's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Times Bow|inq
School Teacher
Scores a Hit
Bill ShauI Registers
With Pin Lectures
in Weeks Stay

A week of bowling instruction by
I2444l 5 AT, VINO m the fast SIX days
has conducted The Detroit Times
bowling school, has put a bowling
wise Detroit public even wiser.
Shaul who appeared through
the courtesy of Sydney Laner &
Co. local distributor of the Ebo-
mite BAH, scored with The expert
cnced as we'll as the beginner in
bowling in his busy swing of local
alleys.
All who heard Shaul-and they
ran into the hundreds at each APP
.pearanCc-Were impressed by one
thing he is a TEACHER
The Syracuse, n. Y, veteran put
across his theories of the 10-pin
game in a simple, engaging man
.ner The way his audience chung
ito his words was tribute not only
TO his valuable exposition of the
inside of bowling, but TO the way
he got his points over.
Many of his listeners came eX-
Ipecting to see a crack bowler 20
through an act 10 prove he was
good. But Shaul was different
he concentrated on bringing home,
patiently. the almost hidden fun
Idamentals of the sport. Shaul
TAUGHT - and those who lis
tened, learned.
Several thousand who heard
IShaul will remember his words
when they toss a ball down the
drives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Gdsket Selects
First Sunday
On Rog S Hunlh
Siroh Five VIII Defend
Title in A March Is;
DeedIine Is Nearing
BY HAROLD kAHL

With the dssdiine creeping
closer. Detroit Times An-Star
Classic team captains came in
Saturday 10 select the dates their
teams Will compete in-the tenth
annual Detroit Times Sweep
stakes. 10 be howled wcck-cndS al.
Imperial Recreation in the Cen
eral Motors Building from Janu-
airy 3 through March %.
AS is his usual custom. Roger
Overmyer picked the opening Sun
day night. January 4, for his De-
troit Gasket Five. While he didn't
say so. there seems TO be two
reasons for This choice. one is
Overmyer has discovered Il team
Is going 10 get the pins il will
whether it bowls early or late.
Rolling at the outset proved
valuable 10 Overmyer on two
occasions in the past. He piloted
Detroit Gasket 10 the first Class a
championship. back in 1888. on a
3049 total. shot the first week
end. Again in 1910 he captained
Frankenmuth as il came through
with 303S 10 win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Gladys Dempsey Says
Average Due to Grip

Gladys Dempsey, 80, is one of
the best if not the best, southpaw
woman bowler in the state. II
there IS any other portSldcr who
disputes her claim no the cham
pionShip that fair maiden can Get
a match IN a moments notice.
Mrs. Dempsey credits most OF
the improvement in her average 10
III in the Travelling League as a
member Of the New Garfield Rec
reation team and 10 $50 in the
Garfield House 10 the use OF the
Karl Malik grip. one Of the latest
10 hit the rlalto. Malik is the
Garfield proprietor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Shoots 735 Series

He was seventh before last Tues
day night, but when he came
through with the seasons highest
series. 735. on games of 279-243-
2t3, he jumped to fourth position.
Only Joe Norris, Johnny GrimnnS
and CaSs Grygier are ahead of him
and the latter by the matter of 16
pins.
Bryant gave ButkowSki his
chance with Schmidt in the classic
last season During the summer
he switched from Schmidt ~
r. e. 3. Bryant still claims Holmes
stole him away and the latter still
denies il. At any rate, despite the
bitter fcud between Bryant and
Holmes the former and Butkow-
ski are still good friends.
ButkOWSki also Is one Of tn"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
New Record SET
For Michigan
In Saginaw
Detroit Is Leader Again
With 438 Teams; Host
City Is Second With Isl

a reCOrd-bTeaklnG Total OF 1,242
teams. representing IS different
cities and towns, will shoot in the
thirty-ninth annual tournament ot
the Michigan state Bowling
Association at HcSSe Brothers
Recreation in Saginaw, starting
January 3.
This startling announcement
was made Saturday by Walter
Pageau, secretary. It is an in
crease of 267 teams over last
season when O35 rolled az Oliver
Dick Maury's Spartan alleys in
Lansing. OF the 1.242 total oe
ATS are regulars and 764 are
booster as compared 10 402 and
633. respectively. Last season.
The doubles and singles entries
also show an increase with tha
largest in tho latter whore 355t
individuals. 2,94l more than last
seasons 6l3 viii compete. The
doubles attracted 1904 combna-
tionS as compared 10 1876 or a
boost Of ass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Harold Allen Takes
First Classic Round

Harold Allen came through with
a powerful 654 to capture the first
round Of the East Side Bowling
Proprietors individual classic with
2l3 points. - ahead Of his nearest
rival, Cy Goralcyzk
Henry Cuomo topped the final
session with 675. George Pry byla
had 666. Bill WaSmund $50 Al
Michael 615 and Ernie BOllc 6li
High average honorS 200 went 10
Joe PauluS who finished third with
1919 points. Allen had 1872.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

A year ago George Bryant, cap
tain of the Schmidt team in The
Detroit Times All-Star> classic.
made-the prediction Chef Butkow-
ski would be a bowling sensation
this season.
Today AZ 26, ButkowSki is Spllin'
'em 50 efficiently and consistently
that ne easily rates as the most
promising of the younger bowlcrS
in Detroit to bear out Bryant $
prediction.
ButkowSki is spending his second
full season in the big time Rolling
with George Holmes kbardt q
Becker in the CitY'S strongest
league. the Times. Classic. he is
fourth al the latest reading of the
individual averages with 2Oi.08
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Played Gchringer

She also was a badmInton star
and often has played with and
against Charley GehrnEcr, De'roi.
Tigers brilliant second Sacker.
Gehrlnger she relates plays bad
minton as he bats, left.handcd.
which made an ldoal sc'lp when
ever the TWO played
She also was a center on various
basketball teams including kr0nk
Married when rs she has two
children. Dolorce Il. and Jack s.
Her husband Iac-,-p nmpzn,-- j.
captain Of The Garfield team in
the Mems Travelling loop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Guge| Hits 1912
At Rainbow

Barney GuCel hit 1912 for high
score Of Saturdays rolling in the
Rainbow Individual Classic yet
his score only was good for third
place I'm The eighth round.
Augie BambCrg'S 1856 took TOP
honors and Joe Wozniak'S 1913
was second Both bowled WcdneS-
day Harold Allen last years win
ner, replaced Charlie KotarSki as
the leader when he shot 1850 and
Il ,t r,t-l III fou o., ODf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
SWecp An Titles

Greater Detroit area bow lers
swept all four championships las.
season The fve-mcn went 70
Hodges Of Fcrndalc win 3oS9.
Steve Kowalczyk and Emil d.
nitric carried Oft the doubles with
1880, Mike Siragu>a the singles
with 739 and Mark Cohinak too.
th" all-cNcuts with 1qS3.
other officers Of inc state as.o.
citation besides Dic and Pa-ean
arc Fred Ocean Kalamazoo first
wee president AuElc JankowSky
Detroit second, Pecrr Battle
Creek third J " Wilcox Jack
son fourth pr n ligno OWoss-,
fifth r. Chun0'U and l. rImm,
Saginaw treasurer and auditor,
respectively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Detroit Leads Again

Greater Detroit as in past
years, leads in the number ~
teams with 1913. or SO more tina,
last seasons 35S. Under the dina
ton of Paul Dyc. president. SaV
nav is next with 16l followed by
Flint with Ice, Battle Creek with
so and Mhnroo with so.
Bay City and Grand Rapids each
will have 40 hvcS represented.
Others above ~ entries are pom.
Itiac with 36 Kalamazoo with %,
jackson with II and Lansing
with p.
Because Of tho large entry il
will require L weck-cnds 10 nun
of the event on ~ alleys the
closing beng set for April Is.
Last season with rs alleys IN use
the tourney lasted is wcck-ends,
running through April 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Times Classic
HIGH SCORERS

Team event Three games. Sir0h's
7i0s PARIS $3.50. Minsralites. $3.50, "a.
touaI 8tlf. KRAKOW, 3l3s
Team event one game Paris 1916
Sir0n Ilat Nernors lti6. Norton. iiit
s.HuI' me-
Irdy dual event Three games, Ches'cf
.Dlfkrvaa. EAhardt and Becker 73s RS
So .8H coca cola -g6 Iaek p'Cl0va0ni
norton eco Casa OXYGEN stroh's TQ4
Hove m CIrfh suh 70f
Irftt4B event ore rarpf PAN ser'h
rrr Ef4ahP 14g rass Gryget Sfrrt A.
g-a steve. D4tkc Schmidt g7q Chef ~.
eov tki Ekrardt snd Becker 30 Msf
Dor sur -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Bryant Right About
Chef in Prediction

stars in the Chrysler Inter-Plant
and other leagues. He has been
picking up prize money so fast in
matches and sweepstakes of late
it is difficult TO keep track of his
successes. But there is
no question he is hotter than a
nlStOl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Graphic Arts Holds
Journey in KazOo

Michigan Graphic Arts Bowling
s. oci8t0n Will hold It's fourth
annual toWnamcnl in Kalamazoo
February IS an entry lettering
Iay years. total Of los teams U.s.
expected by Arthur Lcggc los the
acadLIne January IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

was a southpaw pitcher for Kronk
for two years and did the fling!ng
for jefferson an equal number As
a breast stroke swimmer She was
member Of the Red Cross life
saving corps al Elmwood Center
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Metro S Lines
Closely Drawn
STANDINGS
SUNDAYS SCHEDULE

II MAJ = ~ H''TN VI
Roadway vs. DENLY Recreation. alleys
II Norge Marygrove rs Art Centre Rec
reation "a: Parkside vs. Midwest 5-6
Mt Elliott Recreation vs.. Chene-Tromhly
Recreation. IS. Palmer Park Recreation
VS. standard $40 Ritter's Recreation VS.
OrIing's 1l-12 Matches Al Tower Recrea-
ton. 1898 Wyoming. 80 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
C|ubmen Pair
With Casino
STANDINGS

Auto club vs.. Casino. alleys Ia East
ern Market VS. Edelwciss as Glenn vs..
Dawes SO: Pabst VS.. Faygo 70 Olihru
vs.. Norge. 9-l0 Matches At Eastern Mar.
ktt Recreation. 1855 East Vernon high
way, } D. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Happy days for Washington at Poughkeepse in June.
locke Succeeds. Veteran Disciplined"

couple of week end occurrences in the Pacific Coast
baseball league worth comment since tells Of
oungster climbing another rung the ladder
he the other veteran and his comeback after
ONE healthy "disciplinng' The Incidents
MEL Marlowe wins his first for San Francisco Seals
Jack Salyeson notches his initial win for Oakland
Acorns
Let's consider the of the veteran first Saveson
he No. pitcher in all the minor leagues year from
he standpoint of low earnedrun average, stubborn
odout all spring Finally he terms just before the
eason opened
The first two starts for the bespectaced Acorn hurer
disastrous being hit hard by both San Francisco and
Diego Both times Acorn Boss Johnny Vergez dercked
aveson off the hill
Last Tuesday Sslveson opened against Seattle disaster
Raners found Salevson offering be like mother
make From the the hurr dubbed and
uobed hard. But Vergez saveson
route 13 Blooie! sslvesons
opes for a low earned-run 1e4l
Or the thought. Sslyeson Saturday
mother chance the Rainier What
hit hall pitches
ee Dunn home SaIyeson his first
to Wonder what Saveson after that
Msrowes different. The ehueker has lot
hssebas around for Washington State Salt the
oneer league where he the workhorses
Despite his Witness Msrlowe
Golden
Tcketed shipped Capiianos Marwe
ned In creditshe relief roles himself
ob against San Diego teammates
first but Maowe
Little life stories from the baseball front
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Siengel Will
Keep His Job
New Owners OF Dos.
ton Bees Satisfied

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Henry Haug
Leaves Bells

nsiisrmics sffseiais vsss innop
Ing foe . new easrh Monday tat.
so~inu acceptance ~ Hsnry teauG
10 take evsr ne rosisinN ~
vacant 81 seattle rrsS ~ NJ
shin a Musisy psNata n HIghs
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Hsne haA hsss 81 nsiiaswiNo
Just . pear. having esws n ~
wsss EnA sehnss fyom n6asvsssso
In YAKIMA. 4 graduate ~ WsGo
seattle hiah ssnoei. man9 v1u -
returning hsms waos - eAbeD
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
1ngbrei Tufie
Leads Rifles

The Tacoma Rife club fired the
final stage az the qnsllfleation
oourr and the fourth and final
Washington state postal match
Sunday.
ingbr.t Tuf. with N. good
score Of ESQ out Of poasibl. 800
placed first IN tn. qnsilfieA ton
course and won the Fisk trophy.
Running him . cioss second
was Kenneth Walters who also
fired zss but had q lower score
At 300 yards.
In ~ asai stage ~ the
state psstai match frsss
PAuisen placed nrst Win shs
seors Of Is< out Of . possibis
200.
Tho hnal stage Of the qualities.
ton course Was fired ~ 200 yards
sitting and snssiiny. 500 yard.
slow fire. The final stage Of the
state postal match included ths
same course plus 20 sno,s at 800
yards.
Qualification nopr~ scorss sfs
Inssrst Tufts zss ksnnsth WATERS.
<ssi Irene Fsgl.sn. zs3. Chsi Paul
son 7tf OTIS Eaxtmsu. III. HsrfF
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
HITTING the Old Head Pin

Howard Kennedy, anchor man
pr Coleman's Sixth Avenue Cross
bwn league team. led the trundlers
the scratch pin circuit in their
Feekly matches Sunday night with
sol total, including games OF
Pc PIP and 100.
The Crosstowners rolled on
the Sixth Avenue alleys and
on the Broadway lanes. On the
Broadway, Play Nor won two
from PuyalIup, and Broadway
won three from South Tacoma.
Ruston captured a pair from
{ay Street and Coliseum won
wo from Sixth Avenue on the
ixth Avenue drives
High team total Of the matches.
nd the weekly cash prize for that
btal, went to the Play Nor team.
hose score Of 2s03 was the top
bark.
After the matches the league
hembers met at X Street Recrea-
on and voted TO change their night
play for the remainder of the
eason.
The next matches will be
rolled Saturday night. with X
Street Recreation, Coliseum,
Sixth Avenue and Ruston at
Ruston, and Puyallup. South
Tacoma, Play Nor and Broad
way at Puyailup. Play will be
1t ! O'Clock.
After Saturdays matches the
ocular night will be Tuesday,
arting April 20. then missing
sy 8 on account of the Portland
burnament. and resuming on May
and shooting on Tuesday
throughout the rest Of the season
The scores.