Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
Classic BOwIers
Roll 7 Totals
Exceeding 1000
Just Miss League Mark
by One; Louis Sielaff
Tops Field on 693

Bowlers in The Detroit Times
Classic are made aware today they
were close TO tying the record for
league scoring last night at Rain
| bow. Seven teams were 1000 or
better. The record is eight, made
at Milletts March 4. 1941.
Four teams, led by Gaskets,
were 300 or better. Baskets had
3.161. The remaining six finished
as follows: Walby, $3.50; Stroh,
BIB: Ekhardt- Becker, 300: Bowl
ing School. 3071; Norton. 1850, and
Schmidt, 1904. Individually. Louis
Sielaff of Ekhardt-Becker was
high on 693. His games were 232-
226-235.
Chene-T rombly gained one
game margin in the third place
scramble by taking two from Paris
although Chene was eight behind
in total, 1858 TO 1850. National
was low of the 16 teams with
1892. Joe Paulus of Chene had
600 with 81 others ahead OF him.
The league mark is 40.
CONSISTENT GAME SCORING
Baskets stood out for consis-
Ateney i'm their lead series. They
Id 1O46- 1040-1075 for the 316l.
individually. they scored in the
following order: Herb Janke, SIC;
Archie Jankowski, 658; Bill Now
cry, $40: Roger 0EeFmyeF, GIL |;
Jim Doherty. $50. The total
brought a sweep over the 300
Vernors. who were led by Sam
Richardson. 633, and Stanley
Stanulis. 622.
Ray Glinske's Cos was power
full lift for Walby in sacking $3.50.
DR.. Bill Murphy had 63l and
Henry Nosakowski els. In con-
sequence the Nortons (3050)
dropped two. Chef Slicey had 652,
+Bert Pearson 657 and Elwood
Blake GIT. The Walby games
were 1882 $685. l040 and Norton's
946-10s9-10l5. Pearson's 27S was
high single.
More timber piling marked the
Stroh-Schmidt brac ket. Stroh
fashioned 3113 to 1884 with a mid
die of 110l. winning two games.
Walter Reppenhagen spiked 660
with a $50 opener. Fred Woldf
had 26S-243 in $50. A psf gave
Cass Grygier 625 and a 245
brought Phil Bauman 10 639.
SURE OF TIE
Stroh Is now sure OF at least a
tie for first and needs TO bag but
one game OF the remaining six 20
beat out the Mineralites, who kept
going with a sweep over National,
1881 to 1872. as Ernie Soest did
656 and Harold Allen GIG. They
are six games out Of first place.
Ekhardt- Becker. on 693 from
Sielaff and a Col from George
Holmes. had no difficulty reaching
300. Bowling School. with Wayne
Spaulding hurting 658, Louis Rus
chinski $40 and Bob Johnson ga,
had 3071 and one game. Bowling
School was reinforced by Omar
kHerppich, holder of the Travelling
league series mark of 760. Omar
hid $50. Galen Hassinger was
back in the lineup after a spell OF
illness.
Holmes performance was par
ticularly pleasing. Since last fall
when a flu attack did him no good
his scoring has not been up TO his
former standard. The 661 indl-
Gates he's on the way back.
BIG EHRLE NIGHT
Henry w. Ehrle had his third
600 series of the season in compil.
ing 615 from 235 opener as Coca
Cola struck Krakow twice. Kra.
kow was better in pins, 2943 &c
1899. Albert Massoll Jr. aided
Ehrle with Gil. Krakow received
631 from Walter wilkins and COS
from Joe Scribner.
Russell JantZ let 60 of go a:
Twentieth Century won two from
Pepsi Cola, 1926 TO 1902.
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