The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-07
Pin Fiqures

Manager Jerry warden OF tne
North End alleys announced today
he had scheduled another handicap
doubles tournament-the third to
be staged at the North 26th street
pin palace-for this weekend.
As In the first two tourna-
ments, so per cent handicap
will be allowed and scratch
will be at 400.
Popularity of the doubles COM
petition has grown by leaps and
bounds, and last week a number of
would-be contestants were unable
to obtain berths in the tournament.
In order to provide additional
room Warden plans to allow
each squad so minutes in which to
roll two games. rather than the
hour given previously.
Reservations may be made in
advance for either the Saturday
night, Sunday afternoon or Sunday
night squads.
Mike Miller. No. 1 bowler of the
Eagles league, hung up new rec
ord for the season as the circuit
opened second half play on the
Coliseum alleys Monday night.
Shooting consistently high. with
games of PIG, 211 and 1856, the
anchor man for the first half
champion Berg's team, topped all
the downtown trundlers Monday
with a big GIG series total.
The Berg team started second
half play where it left off in the
first semester, by winning its first
series of the second half 4 to 0
with the Restaurant team on the
losing end of the score.
Aside from Millers sparkling per-
romance. the other outstanding bit
Of pin work was turned in bv John
Carr who wound up his series with
3 40 game and tailed hir 5p2
total for the Dairymen who cap
tured four points from Wolves
Jewelers. won four from Hotels.
Undertakers. Motors won four from
Center Street Service. and Husks to.ok
three points from Teds Place.
Industrial League
4. Earl Brooks. shooting for the first
haf champion Tiremen. led the bowl
ers OF the Industrial league Monday
on the Broadway alleys, taking the
single game honor with a 233 game
ana the three game score honor with
The Tiremen enjoyed a large even
ing They rolled 2sO4. without handi-
cap. getting the big score with games
OF o66. e40 and s96 Hank Wiley con-
tributed sol count toward the big
team total and Bill Othick rolled
57e Captain Mel Pennington regis
tered 544 and Dan Virgillo 4so. The
team won four from Berts
Grocers split even with the Bag.
Nat Flani rolling 217 for the high
game and Carl Holt tsllying 536 for
the high total.
The Printers rolled well 70 tske
four points from feminine Bottlers
Eddie Griswold rolled a 222 game and
Stan Cummings 2i3 single for the
Prints. Griswold's 535 was high
series.
The ladies of the Dentist team snl,t
even with Don's punchers. winnina
the first two games but losing the
third and point for total Helen
Demands SIG was high score Of the
women OF the league For The nor
quintet. Earl Mahnkey and Bob Fisher
each rolled $40. Bob Friberg came in
with 2lf in his third game for the
high single OF the match
HARNESS and Insurance split even.
Cecil Covell annexed the individusi
honors with ais for the high game
and SIS for the high total
Packers League
Pias Nor ALLEYS
ssussge 1871 a. v Little Pie,
1919 IA High game n prooss
1871. high series. Mccormick ss5
Lsrds 1928 90 vs. Drivers f7s2 IN
High game Lawrenz 1893. hirh saris.
LaWrenz SIS ef'
Bacons 1875 a. " Hams 1871 N,
High game Munizza i62. mgr ssr5s.
Munizzs 4ss