Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-09-19
PAC'S Win
Six In Row
To Lead Loop
BY Bud Pacholski

cred in cool breeze, along Wltf
it came better bowling scores
among the Local IL keglers
Heading the list was Vic Bieniek
of the Toledo Pressed Steel team
who connected for a 610 total ir
the Monday night loop at the
Bowl -O-Drome and Jake Wis
niewski who was two pins shy
of that total in the Tuesday
Marathon league.
Bieniek made good use of his
234 to help his team to three
game rout over the WHY'S
Overland Body Shop five-some
and Jake Wisniewskis SOB help
ed the Bingham Stampers to the
high three game team total and
three victories over WHY'S Unit
in the Marathon league.
Taking the show however, was
the p. A. c. team in the Mon
day loop as they chalked up the
sixth win to take the lead over
IS tandard Commutators who
dropped one to Swartzbaugh
Mfg. Al Bikowski with a 236
game totaled 500 to give the
| P. A. C.'s the league lead.
Standard Commutators had
Row O'Dell shooting SAG for the
twin victories for the runner-up
position.
In the same league Toledo
Steel Tube won a pair from Air
way as J. Czubachowski paved
the way with his 526 total.
Getting back to the Tuesday
league, Surface Combustion took
on new life and won three from
the Hall Honers, considered a
good team but slow to hitting
the win column. Paul McClel-
Ian, captain of the Combustion
team, had a $50 and saw Joe
Kierczyk better that total with
a $50.
Swartzbaugh took the meas
ure of Hall Grinders as Len
Suwinski with 582, Jerry jana
towski's SGT and Bill Michalskis
536 looked big in the scoring
angle.
Mather Spring took the meas
ure of the DeVilbiss Atomizers
by having George Baer shoot
ing $50 and Tony Kosnek and
Hank Malkowski contributing
519 apiece for the two victories.
Ken Sheppard with $50 and
Frank Pieper a 533 helped the
Atomizers to salvage the one
game.
Toledo Steel Tubes won two
from Willys UAW as Ed
Quetsche rolled SAT and Frank
Woods a $50. Al Bikowski was
the high scorer for the WHY'S
team having $50 and Leo Zielin-
Shl was IlCAL WIFI OOts
In the Friday Women's league;I
the p. A. c. team made them
selves strong contenders for the
league title by tripping the Will
lys-O Overland No. l team three
games. Lottie Wyslinski's 460,
Henrietta Raszka's 464 and Elva
Anderson's Ala did the trick.
Vickie Price came up with 446I
and Addie 10th a 419 for the
Willys crew.
Auto Lite continued their
winning ways In taking three
from Lakeside Biscuits. Topping
the Lite team were Sophie
Wrzynski, 436, Pauline Proch's,
420 and Florence Dzienny's All.
Marie Sullivan registered 416
and Owen Parker 401 for the
Biscuit team.
WHY'S No. 2 won a pair from
S tandard Commutators with
Tess Brocki of the Commutators
the best total among
those two teams, a 423.
In the match between Devil
bliss No. l and 2 teams, the No.
girls won two although the
two team had Ann VereS UP
with a 408 total.
The Wednesday night Ladies
league at the wl-O- Drome had
the Swartzbaugh Roasterettes
and Auto Lites putting on quite
a duel. After finishing in a tie
he first game. the Roasterettes
won on the roll-off and then
took the third game by seven
pins. The Lites won the second
by 20 pins.
The Champion Sparks lost two
o Toledo Scales who had Pat
Patterson rolling the high series,
4 447. Swartzbaugh Everhots
won three from Region 2B with
Evelyn Rybka helping along
with her AIT. Charlotte Nowicki
mad 422 to lead the Region 2-B
team.
Toledo Stampers polished off
the Champion Sparks three
g m e S with Stampers Rose
Hughes being the top bowler on
a 431 series. Irene Strain came
up with the best total for the
Champion team. Il