The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04


being focused on a psh o. cut.
standing tournaments NJ The North
End alleys
one Is an open event SATURDAY
and Sunday. and thx other Ia the
annual City Nomens association
tournament. March = ard 20
The open meet h. attracted =
field az IS teams 10 date. and
three or four more are expected "a
sign hsferv competition gets ua'
der wav at : o'clock Saturday
night. when = squad 81 five-msn
entries viii take the alleys
A doubles and singles squad
will roll at 2 o'cloels
The sunday program VIII
epen with fise-men squads nj
noon and At 2 p. IN, and
doubles and singles play IL
/ booked for the remainder Of
the das.
since the competition il from
scratch. only high average seglers
will compete. and the teams
entered thus far arc among the
top bowling aggregations from
Tacoms. seattle and Olympus.
Only 81 berths are available In
the womens tournament and y
of them have already been taken,
although the deadline for entries
March It's sti1 some distance
away. Doubles and singles entries
are also reported To be coming In
rapidly.
Bob Fribcrg. shooting in the In
dustrial league on the Broadway
alleys. led the Monday bowlers on
Tacomas downtown alleys with =
col series, which included games
of ia, ia6 and 2S2.
Results Of the Industrial league
matches were. Crocers Z, Botuers
o: Tiremen I. Hardness 0; 1nsur-
Anee 3, Dentists 1 Berts 2. Print
ers z Sag '. Ion ".
Carl Murray registered s6s
and Jimmy Bernard Sal for
the Bag team. John Ester
started his series with . ,ea
game and wound up with q
$50 total.
Al Larson paced the Insurance
team with $50. including a 22e
single. Henry Wiley contributed
big 500 total 10 the team score
of the first.hslf champion Tire
men. His games were l63, lss
and 2ls
Ovid Letcrneau rolled high for
the top-place Grocer outfit. shoot
ing 2io. l72 and lsl for a nice 500
series
Helen Blair rolled $50 for best
score Of the women howlers Of the
| Industrial league. and Olive Node
70 gistered i7e for best game.
EFFELBERG HITS 2ss
George Effelberg smashed the
pins for a 233 count in his second
game in the Eagles league for the
best single on downtown alleys
Monday night and finished with
b42 for one of the high scores In
the Eagles league.
Mike Miller, No. I Eagle
bowler, led the league with n
563 series for the first-haif
champion Bergmen. Mikes
games were 1874. 1855 and 2ls.
Results: Bergs I. Center Street
o. Big Bad Wolves 3. Villagers ];
Club Room 3. Lsundrymen u:
Husks 4, MeccAs o. Undertakers 5.
Hotelmen !; Wakefield Z. Dairy o..
Jewellers 4. Teds o.
Other highlights were: Lew
Evansich's 535 series. a big $50
series by d. Rouse. Paul Dubois
with a POI single. J. Baldassin's
204 opener. Don Bryant. contin-
ued high scoring with n 202 gam.
and 81 total. Al Mslton's Sal
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS
George Boscoyich returned
from "A honeymoon trip 10
TO southern California and on
Monday night led the bowiss
Of the knights Of Columbus
league on the Broadway alleys
with a 4Ss total. I<o Solver
ath had 1876 for high single.
Motors won four from Tuei
Oil and Tavern split even
with Center Street.
MILDRED ROLLS ass
Mildred Reynolds rolled q nice
4ss series 10 lead the boNlers of
the Eagles Auxiliary league on the
Coliseum alleys. her total including
the high single game u III
Antlefs won three from Hau-
bert's. Beaver won three from Inn
and Lee Croft split even with
Tokstads.
Other scores over 400 were
Charlotte Plre 42s. Margaret
Foley 400. Clara yandenburg s3s.
Florence Pirie 4ss. Verna Miller
$50. Ellen MCGOWAN 40. Betty
Blair 4i7. and Hazel Carb0ns 4I5.
PaskFrs IsaEus
Pisy Nor AilFss
sausass "a - Baoons "a. Hlgh