Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-10-15
Lead Men S
TuesdayLeague
AT Marathon

The Mems Burke for Con-
gress team chalked up it's
18th successive win to lead
the IL team loop at the Mara
thon lanes. The Burke's took
over the lead when the second
place Bingham Stamping drop
ped a game to PAC.
Leo Florkowski rolling $50
topped the Burke team for the
wins over DeVilbiss. Al Bikow-
ski helped along with $40 and
Val Warchol and Paul Loehrke
were best bowlers for DeVilbiss
Bingham's, with a record OF
AL, had Ed Machcinski hitting
578 and Jake Wisniewski three
pins behind that total. Andy
Dobrochowski had 557 for PAC
and Mel Aumiller 555.
Bill Borden having 542 and
Ed Veres a 538 was S tr n 6
enough to give SWartzbaugh No.
l two games over Toledo Pressed
Steel who had Nick Rybka high
man.
WHY'S Unit made it three
over Toledo Steel Tube with Ray
Zielakow pacing the team with
$50 and a 563 help from Joe
Majors. Hank and Ray Kloster-
hauS were tops for the Tube
team.
In the final match in this loop
Swartzbaugh No. 2 had Jerry
Janatowski helping towards the
three wins with high total on
that team while Jim Jordon was
pacesetter for the Toledo Stamp
ing team.
In the Mems Monday loop an
other Burke for Congress team
are out in front in that eight
team circuit with a record of ID
wins and one defeat. Monday
night they captured three games
from Commercial Metal as Mel
Aumiller with $50 and George
Rock a 554 hit the high scores.
DeVilbiss m d e it two over
Auto-Lite who had Ken Shepard
hitting $40 while Sal Pawlowski
was best bowler for the Lite
team.
PAC won two from Toledo
Pipe Threading as Zenon Klo-
soWSki an up and coming bowler
in big time hit 548. Frank Ko-
walski paced the Threaders with
a creditable 562 series.
Air-Way Electric swept three
from Standard Commutator with
Pete Bronkie's 551 and Joe
Mroz's 527 paving the way.
In the feature match in the
women's loop at the Mercury,
the leading Auto Lite team won
two games from the second place
PAC bowlerettes. Setting the
pace for the Lite team to record
of II wins as against lone de-
feat was Florence Kubat who
hit a fine 512 series and had
ample help from Helen Suszka
with 482. Minnie Vischer rolling
492 and Hazel Gray a 469 found
1t short to win more than one
game from the leaders.
The third place DeVilbiss
Sprays made their hold on third
place more secure by winning
two games from their fourth
place rivals and shop mates the
DeVilbiss Rubber team. Nellie
Sloan was best bowler for the
Sprays with 486 series and Lee
Spros had All high for the losers.
Burke for Congress resting in
fourth place in the standings
made 1t three over last place
Lakeside Biscuit. Vickie Price
came up with best series a 436
with Addie 10th two pins be-
hind. Helen Frisch and Pearl
Jaquillard had high series for
the Lakeside team.
WHY'S Unit won three from
Standard Commutator with Char
lotte Nowacki and Florence Ord
way rolling best totals.
In the Women's Wednesday
loop for the first time this sea-
son, no team was able to win
three games. Auto Lite had a
pair chalked up to the won col
umn from Swartzbaugh No. /.
Emma VanSeghi had best score
for the Lite's and Ethel Tegurson
was best for the losers.
Swartzbaugh Eeverhots also
won three from Toledo Scales.
Marion Szabo set the pace for
the Everhots and Betty Black
too in the number three
spot topped the Scales.
The best individual series in
the loop was posted by Helen
Ball of the Champion Sparks
with 494 total to hep win two