The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-15
Only Two First
Place Holders
Sink, Though


Brandenburs-Wo
Lead Doubles; Rivord
PAGES AiI-Events
ReviSiOnS were made in the
standings of five events of the
Mount Clemens-Macomb Recrea-
ton bowling tournament last
night, but the shakeup displaced
only two leaders-in the dou-
blcs, ver-aVerage and in the
all events.
Last nights competition mark
ed the second night of play in
the minor events. Fourteen more
squads are scheduled, three on
each week night and five on
Saturday, when the first shift
will take to the drives at $3.50.
Moving into first place in the
doubles, over-average last night
were Walter Brandenburg and
Benny Y Wadel, a 2C6-average
(888) pair who smashed out
1869, 1871 pins over. Their big
game was the second when Bran
denburg posted a sizzling 235 af-
ter an opening 1873 TO boost the
team to a mark 107 pins above
their mean. Wadell gave the
team a big boost by going at
least 25 pins over in every
game.
ALL-EVENTS CHANGE
Only other first place change
was in the all-eVents here Will
ton Rivard posted a 1892 for the
top spot, 80 pins better than the
first place held yesterday My
Merritt Willmarth. Rivard add
cd $40 in the doubles and sos
singles count to his 518 five
man score. Willmarth dropped
into second.
Also forging into ranking
spot in the doubles, ovcr-average
were Mike Sole and Karl Hirt,
who went over their mean by
1853 pins for second. A 305 av-
erage duo, they counted heavily
in their opener when Sole hit
203 and Hirt 22l for a 424, 1l9
over.
Other changes last night saw:
Benny Waddcll moving into
second in the singles, over aver
age, by going 1T pins over his
429 average and Louis LOzen
moving into third by going los
pins over 456.
TIE FOR SECOND
In the doubles, actual pinfall,
two teams posted 10 S to tie
for, second place. The Dave Med
daugh-Perry Dubay and Frank
Christie Wilton RiVRrd combines
tied Rivard had a PA, Dubay
PIP and Meddaugh 205 as the
high games among the quartet.
Rivard added to his laurels by
posting a sos in the singles for
second place in the singles, act
ual pinfall.
Walter Brandenburg's 235 was
nigh single for the night.
Roy Keller went into third in
the all-events by hitting $50 in
his doubles and 572 in singles TO
add TO his five-man score Of
531; his total is 1929.
Schedule for tonight and
| Thursday:
| WEDNESDAY, PM.
Orville Sunlow-Eilman DcRue.
Harry Kepscl-Art AlWardt.
Alfred Mcitz-Anthony PrIns.
Walter Dcyantier-Earl Weight.
! jeff SChlo0-JIm Curran.
! Bob Kote--F. Van HollCnbcCk.
Bob Humrich- Raymond Krautheim.
Bob Evans-Frank Evans.
/ WEDNESDAY-S:i5 PM.
/ Arnold Wecling-Art Rudolph.
| Henry Heck Harold McVitue.
Phil MulIgan--Harry Provost
Bernard Diehl-Omer DeroSiers.
Joseph Scher-Dorn Martel.
Malcolm Tromblcy-Wm. Kibble,
Walter Bole-Wsyne Adair, Jr.
Wayne Adair SHERMAN Engleman.
WEDNESDAY-iO:3 PM.
Bob DeFranCis-Harr Saunders.
Frank Souley-Art PoSner.
Joe Coruish-Andy WoodarSki.
John KruSe--Leo Killewald.
Norm McLeod-Mel Frederick.
Ernest Mattiney-Ed. Zimmerman.
Herm w. Timpf Sr-Hcnm Timpf, Jr.
John Heckman-Bud Shiveley.
THURSDAY-5:O 90 PM
G. Friedman. O'Brcn.
Paul JankowSky-W Wilbur Held,
Pete Salter-Blll Massey.
James Darling-Gcorge Darling
G. T. Brown--Howard Jarchow.
Kenneth Hay-Robert Hay.
George CALDWELL. Van Becelacre.
Clint Irwin--A Hallctt.
THtRSDAl-S. PM.
Roy Lang-Jnc Hrllner.
Roland ChaTbcncau-Albcr Olivier
Dave Hibbard-John Frederick
Geo. ESsmaker Sr.--Gco. ESSmakcr Jr.
Ralph Durst-Harold Essmaker.
Arthur AnderSon-H Harry Thomas,
Bill Coleman-Bert Thomas.
Charles Charvat-George Bruce.
Gus Oehmke-George Sheppard.
/ THI RSDAI-i0.3O PM
Ray Ksltz-Wlbur Penzlen.
| G. JoCk-O. Marks
| Sam MelkerSon--Fred Hench.
| George Frendt-Robt Wilder
r. Bourdage-Gcrald Bou aEe.
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