The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19
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Bowling consistently. with games
OF 1855. 1855 and 1s6. Jim stewar,
led the bowlers OF the City En-
ployes league Tuesday on the
Broadway alleys with a 53s series.
Hal Brown and Ollie o'Bryan
tied for top single. each rolling an
even 200.
Results: Public Works I,
Finance o; Police 2. Power 2;
Engineers s. Garbage 1; Range
Sales 4. Health o; kilowatts
4. Light 0.
DORRIE GETS HOT
Dorrie Ransick led the bowlers
of the Commercial league on the
Broadway alleys Tuesday night
with three good games that Melted
him a 563 total.
Two other Commercial stars
rolled high. Howard Bailey checked
in with $50 and Clyde Grain reg
istered 555. Bailey's 22i was the
high single Of the session.
Helen Blattler and Louise
Wahlers rolled high for the
Hotel Lassies but their team
dropped three points Ia the
Bakery ladies. Miss Blattler
had SCI for high total Of the
ladies' and Mrs. Wahlers rolled
el0 for high game.
Icemen won four from Ice Car
riers. Stationers won four from
Royal Arcanum 0. Service 4,
Photographers o, Tremen 2 and
Markets 2.
HAGEN LEADS VENEERs
Harley Hagen rolled III, 100
and 1T, to pace the bowlers of
the Veneer league Tuesday night
on the Coliseum alleys with n nice
547 series.
John Karl registered 200 for
high single. Ralph Ralston con-
tinued his fine bowling OF recent
weeks with a SIS series.
Results: Veneer Spreaders 4,
Shippers o, streamliners 4. Pea
Shooters o; Patchers 4, Outlaws
o; Culls 3, Hoot Owls l.
KETTER HIGH AGAIN
Arnold Ketter. who set up a YEA
son record at 613 in the Veneer
league last week. continued his
fine bowling Tuesday night in the
United Industries circuit on the
Coliseum lanes, pacing the trun-
dlers of the league with a big 562
series, which included games of
1877, 40 and 1875.
Fred Becker turned In n 2i9
game for the high single of
the United Industries trundiers
and finished with $50 for one
of the high series.
Grocers and Welliver engaged In
close match, the score ending IN
a tie at 2540 pins apiece, but the
Grocers took the extra point In the
playoff and won three points
Hampton won three from Vol
tens. Peterman won four from
Plywood and Papermen held the
strong Buffelen team to a draw.
JOE HAS HIGH SCORE
Joe Perry, shooting In the
sportsmen league on the Broadway
alleys. rolled 5s4 for the high series
of all leagues on downtown alleys
Tuesday night His games were
1888. 2l5 and 1911. and only q split
in the final frame Of the third
game kept him from a 500 tally.
Results: Atlas 5. Bucks 1:
Wakefield s. Californlans !;
amu.ements ., Bakers ?;
Crafts 4. B0ttlers o.
Other high scores were: JACK
Hadlsnd 55l. Fred Minnitt $50.
Bill othiek SIS. Roman Koehler
s44. H. Trygg $50, and Msthieson
$40
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