The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
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PARADISE CLASSIC

PARADISE CLASSIC
Some mighty fine rolling by
singleton Of Airplane Sausage
1893. l95. 233, did not keep them
nom losing two games 10 the
.5portsmen. Frank Davis (not
Palmer Bowl Davis led them
with $40. Ernest Wallace an
chored with mean 456 (what
happened TO that curve ball?)
HEADLINES
Frank Davis informed his
teammate that he was ready and
mis- ball had plenty of zip on il.
We had heard that plenty OF
times before so we figured he
had a little extra nip in him.
However. with his baby blue
eyes twinkling Frank proceeded
10 show us 10 the tune of $50
(his highest series this season.
and a surprised Nance and Sons
lost two games and total pins.
Ace" shot the high Of 6l2 in
leading Frankenmuth Beer 10 a
double win over Friars Ale. l..
C. Harris came through with a
pitiful 473 series: must be some
thing wrong for 'little cuz"
shoots much better than that.
During the game we heard a
few snores coming from the
bench: il was IN. Y" Jones.
They called him TO bowl out the
first game-if he got a spare
the game was in the bag IN.
y" groggily threw his ball down
the alley and got the washout.
then missed all the pins on his
second ball (Can you guess
what his teammates said?)
Walter Sauls was in good
form. 500. as he led Porters
Cleaners TO a whitewash over
DR. Powell Johnson. He substi-
tuted Oscar Buster Lloyd for
anchorman; at least he can make
a lot Of noise, Tom Gordon had
the distinction Of being the low
est mar on Docs team; nobody
was high.
MOTOR CITY NEWS
Take notice boys. E. Morris
rolling with Bristol and Bristol
got his first 500 series of the
season. On being interviewed
Morris gave all the credit to a
pair OF new bowling shoes (no
wonder my bowling has been
bad.
Could Roy Williams actually
bowl 235 and only finish with a
43l series? However, the league
leading Furs by Dorothea man
aged TO hold on TO their lead
by winning two games.
Morris Grocery took pair
Of games from that powerful
Watson Realty as John Carter
continues TO bring in those con-
sistent games; he hit 583 for
Watson.
Allen Super Market took ad-
vantage of Ace" Kilgore's alb
sence to snatch all three games
from LaBelle, c. Williams and
:. Hudson were high for AL
lens wiki 583 each.
PALMER WOMEN
Geneva DeShields came
through with the high series of
the evening. a booming 535. vet
Supreme Linen lost two TO Ave-
nue. Flower Shop. Sarah Gum
with 27l on 93-87-9l. and Helen
Hughes wih 278 on 92-97-89,
had a private feud OF their own.
They're beginners but they love
the game. so watch out for them
next season.
Porters Cleaners won three on
default led by Madelyn Shadd
and Bert Davis.
Katie Jones led Howell and
Company as they whitewashed
Doc Powell Johnson. Rose Ella
Davis was high for Docs with
452.
Wiley Realty led by Alice
Miller. 5l3 took two from Slade
Gragg Wiley's first game was
68i. which isn't bad at all.
d. s. r. SHOP
G. Woodward was second high
man as Shoemaker took two
from Round Robin. L. Houston
SAL. was the big gun though.
Coolidge took two from Ma
chine Shop with anchorman II.
brantley being high man.
j. Shorter. 535, tried to lead
Auto Body TO victory over High
land Psrk but couldn't make 1t.
Highland Park took two and
total pins as they bowled fairly
even.
POSTAL ALLIANCE
Woodpeckers fought of a de-
termined drive bv Woodsmen.
70 hold first place bv the margin
of one point bill" Palmer hit
a 213 to be high man for Woods
men while A. Sims. sic, led the
Woodpeckers.
The Woodchoppers took ad-
vantage OF the lowly Tipers.
winning two, led by G. Fifer
with 488.
Timber-Toppers climbed into a
tie with the Skyrockets bv win
ming two games and total from