The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-17
Caldwell Goes
10 AII.Events
Lead with 1772
Several Second,
Third Place Spots
Suffer Changes

Wednesday nights h avy
siege Of firing in the Mount
CIcmcns-M aCOmb r creation
bowling tournament stood up
well under the assault of three
squads last night, and only one
leader was displaced.
George Caldwell, with a 1872
total, went into first place in
the all-events, leaving Ted
Thornton in the top spot in only
two events.
Second place in three events
and third position in two chang
ed hands; last night eight more
squads are left, three tonight
and five tomorrow; and there is
every chance that several of
the leaders will be oustcd be-
fore the close Of firing late to-
morrow night.
HAS 629 SERIES
Caldwell moved into the first
place in the all-events on the
basis of 578 count in his dou-
bleS and a 629 in his singles,
where he hit 2l1-227-191; this
added TO his sos in the five
man event gave him a 1872 and
first place by % pin margin
over Ted Thornton.
Caldwell also moved into
tie for second in the singles,
actual pinfall, on his 500, dead
locking with Al Hallett, who
posted a similar count on games
of 224-l84 22l.
Other changes last EiSss:: Nv
the following entrants moving
into top-ranking positions:
Jack Crellin and j. Strubank
hit sos and sos respectively TO
go 10 pins over their 903 av-
erage for second place in the
doubles, over average. Stru-
bank, 145-average (435)
bowler fashioned sos count on
games of 2l6-148-20l.
POSTS 255 GAME
Art Teutsch and Eddie Kothe
moved into third in the same
event by posting ll49, $50
pins over their average; Koth
had a big game of 255 in his
second start and TeutSch added
a 22O in his final.
Roland Charbeneau, a l40-
average kegler, fashioned 545
on l69-164-212 for second place
in the singles, over-average,
with a score l25 pins above his
mean.
None Of the top three place
holders in the doubles, actual
pinfall, were touched by last
nights attacks.
Schedule for tonight and Sat-
urday:
FRIDAY +. NJ.
Larry Krsn'z-Ray Brandenburg
Martin Collns-Oro Hemke u.
Mart Alward-Bcrnard Bolle,
Harvey KrausC Robert kcpsel.
Clarence A. SChutt
Ernest WClsCT.
F c. Goodar-H F. Moore.
Winnie Green Harold Rodlush.
John FIaua-FTed Gcnctte.
FRIDAy-SI- PM.
s Ernis-N. Mcintyre.
r. Whims-S. Howette.
s Miller-HCrman Slewert.
VIM BCrkan-Fred TTusCott.
Alvin Koscr-RcEinold Redstone.
Jack SauciCr-Leo Sabon.
Frank PuruIskt-Frcd Karlowsh.
Henry Muh0cck-VIctor PolinIS.
FRIDAY--lO.3O PM.
Fred MiIcr-WlIuam Walters.
Joe Juracko- Henry Bcrkau,
Paul Kolch-Ouvcr Pichctte.
William Hall-WilHam Oppclz.
Allen Hammer Geo, Noteboom.
Frank GyurlCh-Frcd RInEl.
Donald Baync-Anthony MiChels.
John Carls-Harycy Bishop.
ShTI RDhN--3:3O y. VI.
Tom H'Iuuc Rob Juc't
Don AIhreht-Jaok Mplncrney
Louis popp-Mart Murphy
Raw Cauruu otto >frkcl
SNTt RDhN--5:I5 T.. VI
RAYMOND Rocker Don Ncrnier
Raymond DUouor..r Conrad Ratzow
John sfadIcr-Tohn Miller
Frank Puohg Arnold Rockensue's
O. Zoru.-A. HoNuor
Geo. PJII0s-Nrt corey
Paul Jank0wsEy--W Held
Geo Esemakor SIC. Essmaker, Jr.
SATURDAY. =. VI
Richard Couau .nnas MIsch
Hugo NnEoua.Cyr Tagel
Chas. Gnrs- Mart Miller
RAY kol,z-W pau7ien
Helmet Earas' Emory Coulon
Donald chapman Ralph Rowland