Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-10-10

~ Tie JIllIu SdiiiN
is history but
BUD fachOlShi as far as Ed is
concerned, for he is still won
dering about that game, which
was 1913. He sat on the running
board of his car following that
session for over Is minutes pom
dering over that score. Anyway
it gave him a sos total which
was high in the loop for that
evening but not enough to help
his team to win a game from the
Toledo Pressed Steel outfit. That
three game romp gave the Steel
boys undisputed possession OF
first place as the previous lead
ers, p. A. c. dropped all three
to Toledo Standard Commuta-
tors. Vic Bieniek and Walt Sza-
farowicz came up with individ-
ual identical 522 scores for the
Steel team.
The Commutators had Cap
Wekwert shooting 583 and Roy
O'Dell $50 to shove the P. A. c,
into a two way tie with Auto
Lite who swept three from Air
Way. Ed Jenkins had the best
total, a 533 for the p. A. c
team. Leading the Auto-Lite to
victory was Stan Trzcinski who
had 500 and helped by Val Paw
lowskPs 545. Joe Mroz was high
man for the Anyways.
In the other match the Toledo
Steel Tubes won a pair from
the WHY'S Body Shop team as
Ray Matuszynski came up with
a 566 total. John Meilink paced
the WHY'S team with a $50.
At the same house on Wednes-
day night the Women's league
showed Improvement in scores,
Swartzbaugh Everhots had three
members bettering the 400 mark
to give them high team total and
three wins over Auto-Lite. Mari
on Szabo had 474, Evelyn Rybka
419 and Margaret Vegh Alb fol
the 2063 total. Alice Musialowsk
was the top bowler FOR the Lite
team.
Toledo Scales made their score
good for three wins over Region
2-B with Betty Jobe having high
score for the Scales and Sophie
Pacholski tops for the Region
team. Ruth Gosser, member oi
the Region team, cut down the
7-8 split four times.
Toledo Stamping was another
three game winner with Swartz'
baugh No. / being the losers
Rose Hughes paced the StamperS
with a Ala.
The shop rivalry between two
Champion Spark Plug teams, the
Sparks and the Champs, had the
latter winning two games. Pa
Martin had high series for the
winners and Alice Malinowsk
with 423 and Dorothy Rannow''
437 was not quite enough tc
help the losers.
In the Local IL mems league
at the Marathon, Joe Kierczak
made his high loop average more
secure by banging in GIT tota
and taking over also the high in
dividual three game high score
to date. However, his Surface
Combustion team lost two tC
WHY'S Unit who had Harolc
Schlachter their high man with
a 557.
The DeVilbiss A ON yer!
dampened further the hopes o.
Bingham Stamping by winnin
two games with Hank Lauricf
paving the way on a 57l series
Toledo Steel 7 b es made
themselves strong contenders fol
the lead by winning three from
the Hall Grinders. Frank Wood
was top man for the Tube team
and had good help from ancho
man Ed Quetschke. Fritz Raab'
came up with the top total TO
the Grinders.
The league leading DeVilbis
Sprayers lived up to being tn
number one team at present b,
taking two games from Swartz
baugh. Vinton CraWford's 81
was the best series for the win
ners while Len Duszynski mad
his total best among the losers
Mather Spring is making
strong bid for the top spot b.
winning three from the stron
WHY'S UAW tie m. Warrel
Stevens set the pace for Mather'