Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Chene-Tromb|y
Scores 3240 in
Windup Match
Stroh Is Greater Detroit
Champion; Mike Testas
III individual Feature
STANDINGS

For Stroh It was just another
championship. To Chene-Trombly's
young, ambitious bowlers today IL
was another red letter perform
ance when they rolled 3240 at
Olympic last night to close the
Greater Detroit League season.
Stroh won out by eight games.
chene was only Sc pins off the 1905
total that still stands as the city
season record and was six better
than a previous fall of 1924. Chene
a high single mark by five
in an 1852 opener. The other
games were 1869 and 1909.
Mike Tesla had his Irish up and
led Chene on I'll. Out of Joe
Paulus came CTS. Hank GAVE had
S43. Louis Meyers 672, and Steve
Cruchon, who beat 700 in the rec
ord breaker few months ago,
skidded 10 536.
BERGER LOSES 800
Sharing honors with Tesla was
Dave Berger of Detroit Recreation
whose 289 ties Fred Bujack Of
Schmidt for second high single.
Berger had 10 straight in spite OF
a bad hit in the tenth. His elev.
enth ball was dead in the slot only
to leave the 10. Berger picked up
the spare 10 finish IL under the
medal mark. His series was GIT.
.Ekhardt e. Becker pulled into a
tie with Paris for second in defeat
ing Norge twice George Holmes
had 63S of Zee Bees 2949 10 1882.
Trombly swept Pepsi-Cola.
3240 to 2S42. National. with Jim
Marshall showing 6S4, BANKED
Krakow. 3056 to 279l.
Stroh added two unneeded games
from Mineralites. 1892 TO 1854.
Phil Bauman had 664 and Charlie
Kotarski. 655. Stroh had one SUBJ
stitute, John Ivan. in IFS lineup.
In common with Fred Wolf and
Reno tinisterelli, he was under
SOS.
BIG WOOD PILES
Olympic Oldbru gave Auto Club
the worst Of il in total 30SS 10
3075 but dropped two. Auto Club
won the first, 1921 10 l0l5. The
other games were 1041-l0l3 as
Olympics were bagging 998-l075.
Auto Clubs leaders were Russell
knecht. 674: George Sheeks, 672:
Bill LaRue, 6l3 Vince Mikiel. 63s:
Joe Walker. 626; Jack Blair, COL,
led Olympic.
Schmidt held fifth place in scut-
Ting Dawes. 297S 10 2760 as Fred
Bujack speared $50 and Steve
Dutko. 623. Detroit Recreation
piled EdelweiSs for two by 1858
to 2739. Berger's GIT held up De-
troit while w. A. tPete) Schnapps
$50 served well for Edelweiss.
Paris and Demerys played off
their match earlier 10 permit keep
ng tournament engagements. Edel-
weiss. Auto Club. Norge and De-
troit are each three games behind
schedule and the deficit probably
will be removed during the week
Or on next Friday night when the
league holds it's annual sweep
stakes in singles and doubles at
Olympic, a customary windup.
MISSES BY 4 PINS
Bujack came closest to breaking
the league series mark of TIT held
by Joe Norris when he hit 773
few weeks ago Stroh holds the
team mark of Bats going back 10
1910. Goebel has the high single
mark at 1920 Cass Grygier's aver
age OF 2l6.37 in 1910 still holds.
The league has had trio Of 800
games in various years from Al
Rodgers. Harry Abrams and Don
Steele. During the season closing
the league had eight TOO
series with Bujack having three
773. 769. 729 The others came
from Herb Case. Joe Green. Ernie
Soest. Louis Sielaff and Tesla.