The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Local Bowling News

Local DOWN.
Joe Penowich. anchor man for
the Power team. COPIED the indi'
vidusl scoring honors In the CITY
Employees league Tuesday night on
the Broadway alleys. shooting 22s
for high game and SIS for high
series.
The Power gang won thr~e
points from Public Works.
ssss to ssst. Pete sowie
rolled tis Ia lead the Public
Works team.
Bill Olmstead's 1sS game and
5o+ total were high in the kilo-
wstts-Finance match. which the
kilos won 10 1. Jerry Kent
rolled three good games to lead
the losers with 4a1.
Police and Engineers split even.
For the Police. Dave Penn vas
tops with a 205 game and 5ss So
ries. Al Farrar aided the cause
with a nice 507 total. Bill Nc
Allister registered 2os and se6
for the best score for the Engi-
neers.
Art Angove checked in with a
542 series TO lead Light in = T.
point win over Range Sales. Gar
bage also won four points. defeat
ing Health 2sos TO 26oi. Min
nitti's 504 series was high and
Verne Modlin rolled 1913 for high
game.
VENEER LEAGUE
Louie Sherman grabbed off high
honors in the Veneer league pin
matches on the Coliseum. shooting
2o5 for the high game and 500
for the high total.
Arnold ketier registered sos
for q close second. pdtting to-
gether games of 1871, ISL and
15s.
Bob Holt rolled 476 for the
league-lesding Pea Shooters, hut
the best his team could get with
the Office gang was an even
break. Herman Miller led the Pen
Gil Pushers with 474.
Setups won three from Hoot
Owls, with II. A. Martin shooting
465 to lead the winners and Ed
MCGOWAN rolling 472 to top tbs
Hoots.
Al Larsen's 4s3 was high series
in the Veneer Spreader-culls
match. which the Spreaders won
3 TO /. Stream Liners won three
from Patchers, Eli Sherman get
ting 444 pins for high series.
Outlaws won three from
shippers. l.. sherman's 500
went for the 6angsters and
Ketier's sos was part Of the
200 team score which the
shippers piled up. Esrl Brad
bury entered the zoo circle
with an even 200 In his third
game.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Ice Carriers put a dent in the
pennant aspirations Of Roman
Koehlers Office Supply team In
the Broadway Commercial league
Tuesday night. taking three points
and allowing several other teams
to draw dangerously close 10 the
league leaders.
S. Prathcr. with 576 series. led
the Commercial scoring and had
much to do with the victory which
the Ice Carriers scored over Koch
ler's team. Curly Miller aided the
Icemen tn a sos count
The Bakery ladies rolled
we'll. shooting ,7s5 for the
best team score and taking
four points from Pete Sol
berg's Tiremen. Fannie Gam
bic led the Bakers with SEE.
Including a 200 single. and
MARY kancianieh added sos a.
her contribution.
The Photographers won -four
from Lefty TroWbudges Ioemen
with George Boscovich IN the lead.
ing role Hs high game was z0i
and his series reached $50
Commerce Street Market split
even with servicemen. Emmett
McKsnns rolled lss for high sin.
gle and Dorrie Ranaek 5lz foi
high total The Hotsl-R0ysl Ar.
osnum match Wa postponed
SPORTsMEN LEAGUE
Anton Rsrcoit. captain II ms
lesRue-lesding cslif0rnisns. ROLLED
574 for the high series In ths
sportsmen league on the Broad.
way lanes. register NJ games Of
ls2. $50 and 2Oz.
Jerry Warden. with 57l. which
Included the high single game. zis
Szs a close second
Results: Bucks 3. Amuse-
menfs J.. Atlas 4, ST. Regis 3;
Bakers 0, Wskefield's Z; John
ny's s. Californians 1; Bot
ters s, Hardy /.
Numerous nigh games and 10