The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

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McuiIiiams' quintet. Ruth
Carlson rolled Ies and 41s for
another good start
Other scores in the higher
brackets were: Evelyn Grant $40.
Marguerite Wright 3s2. Ann Rocket
3s5. which included a big 17e
game. Nellie Hopkins $50. Ann
Berry 3s6. Jennie Small 334. Hattie
Wnkowsk 3s7. Betty Johns 333,
Doreene Morss $50. Edith Wade
$50. Ruth Dodge 800. Jeanne Wal
ters 36s. Julia Wahovak 377. Ella
Hadland 3ss. Doris Lundrren 1872.
Evelyn West 514. Myra Trolson
300. Gertrude johnson 34s. Bess
McWilliams 34s.
Two leagues arc scheduled 20
start play on the Coliseum alleys
this Thursday night. The Coliseum
Commercials start firing at Z
O'Clock. followed by the Knights
Of Pythias at o'clock. The Wom-
ems City league starts its cam
paign Friday night at Z.
Ed johnson and Hank Reynolds /
shared top scoring honors in the
opening matches OF the Shipyard |
league Wednesday night on the
Broadway alleys.
johnson rolled 5s4 for the high /
series. shooting 200. 226 and $50.
Reynolds bagged high single game
with 233 in the first game and |
wound up with a nice SIS total.
The Shipyards men turned
out en- masse for the leagues
opening and rs q result of the
enthusiasm shown another
league will be formed.
Ralph Conklin. president of the
night league. has called
a meeting for Friday at s o'clock
at the Broadway to which all men
in shooting in the new
league are invited. President Conk-
lin urges all to be present.
The shipyard workers hit high
marks in their initial matches.
Dick Joyce was close behind John
son and Reynolds with 557 series
which came with games of 1877,
1863 and 207.
MILLER OPENS WELL
Carl Miller opened strong with
games of FOG and 202 and wound
up with Sal. Roy Besaw rolled
SOC. Cy Babcock 533. Jordan 537,
Faux 512, Jack Hadland $50, orv
52l. Louie Kaasa $50.
sos. and Hoffman 524.
Foundry rolled 95i for high
single game and 1853 for high
total.
Tavern won three from the
Cranes, Toms won three from
Foundry won three
rom the Log, Haberdashers won
.hree from the Fullers and Bottle
,ecks split even with the Steel
men.
Another league. the Sheet Metal
,ircuit from the Shipyards, is
scheduled to start play at the ,
Broadway alleys this Thursday
hight at I o'clock.
Bill Leftwich. who started bowl
ng in a little Kansas town 43
ears ago, and who has become one
4 the best known bowlers of the |
takes over the man !
Igement Of the Broadway alleys G
oday. Edna MeNerthney, owner $
4 the big 14-lane pin establish |
nent announced Thursday morn
ng.
I.effwich succeeds Dick Nc
Nerthney. who has operated
the Broadway for the past few
years. Dick Is headed for the
armed forces and soon Will be
on his way.
Associated with Leftwich in OPP
rating the Broadway will be
Bertha Mccormick, one of the vet !,
ran feminine stars of the North
vest. and Dorothy Daily, one OF
he city's best women trundlers.
Bill Leftwich brings a lot of
experience TO the Broadway. He is
'ated one Of the best league and /
tournament bowlers Of the North
vest. He is well known among
ocal and out Of town bowlers.
And managing big pin
place viii he no new expert
ence 10 him. for he WAS one !
of the operators Of the Broad
Way when II was first estab-
lished some Is years ago.
Bill has rolled IA perfect 800
,ames during his long association ,
With the tenpin sport. the most re- !
,ent one coming last summer His
1873 average in the City league last
'eason was tops of all bowlers on
he Broadway.
No change in policy has been
announced by the new Broadway
manager.