Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-02-21
.ather Spring
Most improved
Team In League

AS the bowling season
makes progress so do the
women keglers in t h ir
scores, judging by the in
creased number of 400 series
marked up by the feminine
keglers Sunday afternoon at
Hagerty's alleys.
Florence Kubat found herself
on top with 502 total garnered
on games of 1T, 156 and 1863.
She had help from Wanda
Nowak with 452 and Pauline
Proch who had AIS in sweeping
three games from Willys No. 2
team. Charlotte Nowacki put up
the best total for the auto girls,
a 406 having high game of 1862.
WHY'S No. / had three mem
bers in the 400 bracket to win
two games from DeVilbiss No. 2
who had two members in that
| figure. Eva Tipton's 1872 game
gave her q 420 and Addie 10th
punched in a 166 for 441 fol-
lowed by Marie Kubicki with
403. Ann Veres had 178 for a
420 total and Stella Gardi con-
tributed Ala for the sprayers.
Standard Commutators came
up with three victories over To-
ledo Industrial Rubber as Com
mutator Alice Nitkiewicz came
through with a 496 and Ann
Gedeon a 410. Rose Kish pro-
vided the only 400 series for the
Industrial team topping that
mark by 10 pins.
Helen Frisch, having a 402,
paced her Lakeside Biscuit team
to two wins over DeVilbiss No. 1
team, the only team failing to
have a member in the 400 total.
Toledo Tubes and Spicer came
through with three victories
apiece in the Mems Local IL
b r e ak fast league bowling
w e d n es day mornings at
Hagerty's alleys.
The Tube team routed the
Gordon Bumper and Spicer TAX
ing the measure of Willys-Over-
land UAW. Dan Biler and Frank
Woods topped the Tubes and
Harold Garvin's 584 was big for
the Bumpers. Sobecki paced
Spicer team In scoring and
Dutch Mohler was the big gun
for he ieeps team.
In the other match, two shop
rivals collided, with the Mather
Spring No. / team besting No. 2,
winning the deciding game by 20
pins. Brian Hill provided the top
individual scores for the victors
and teammate Johnn Stybanie-
wicz also hit better than the 500
mark Marion Stevens and
George Baer had best totals for
the losers.
Interest in the Mems Local12
league at the Bowl-O-Drome has
hit a high pitch among the
Mather Spring team who are but
three games behind the second
place Bingham Stamping.
Willys-Overland continues to
hold first place by a four game
margin in winning a pair from
Standard Commutators Again il
was Leo Zielinski and Harvey
Sterling coming up with fairly
good scores for the two victories.
Cap Wekwert had STA and Dan
Labiak an even 500 to pace the
CommutatorS.
Bingham Stamping, with Jake
Wisniewski toppling 545 pins
and assisted by Ollie Owczarzak
who put up sol, took two from
Toledo Porcelain Enamels to
keep pace with the auto team
for the top spot fight. John
Kuszek had the best series for
the Enamels.
Hall Mfg, winning two from
Gordon Bumpers, are now tied
for sixth place with their victims.
Hank Stoway made a 538 series
good for the victories and had
help from Bill Walters who had
52l. Cliff Dunn was the only
Gordon bowler hitting the 500
mark, bettering 1t by 20 sticks.
Mather Springs made them
selves real contenders in the hot
race winning the two games
from Toledo Pressed Steel. Syl
Matuszak and teammate George
Baer provided the 500 totals. for
the Mathers. Walt SZafarowicz
contributed $50 and Mike Rybka