Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-06
PAC Lose
) Ga m es
TO WHY'S
Johonno Hulberf's 538
Sophie Brubaker's SIS
Top Feminine BowIers

fighting neck and neck for
the top spot in the Mems Lo-
cal II Bowling league on
Tuesday at the Marathon for
several weeks but when the
two teams collided in a sched-
uled session last week the
| e d er ship supremacy was
settled-that is as far as Will
lyS UAW are concerned -
they took three games to take
sole possession and a three
game lead over PAC in that
IL team loop.
To top it off the scores were
nothing to shout about with Will
lys doing the trick on games of
.913, 1853 and 901. The best indi-
vidual performance was posted
by WHY'S anchor man Leo Flor
kowski who had 585 and follow
ed by Leo Zielinski with $50. A
532 by George Baer marked it
as best total for the PAC.
WHY'S Unit came to life by
winning two games from Toledo
Pressed Steel with Joe Maioros
having 551 for WHY'S and Kurly
Cupps topping Pressed Steel for
best individual performance.
Bee Gay Inn won two from
Bingham Stamping as anchor
man Bill Borden connected for
a fine 615 total to pace the win
nerS. He did it on games of 1913,
1913 and 219. Ollie Owczarzak
paced Binghams with sos which
was two pins better than team
mate Ed Machcinski's total.
Russell For Council team
found things easy, that is as far
as scores are concerned, by win
ming three games from Toledo
Stamping. Steve Wasikowski
was the big bowler for the Rus
sell team by registering a 585
series. Steve Nadolny topped the
Stampers team in scoring.
Toledo Steel Tube took the
measure of WHY'S CIO in two
games with Harry Waffle the
pace setter.
DeVilbiss made 1t two from
Swartzbaugh with Otto Snot-
konowicz hitting 543 for Devil
bliss and Bill Sullings 562 to
top Swartzbaugh.
The women's Friday loop at
the Mercury produced some fine
scoring with two of the feminine
bowlers bettering the 500 mark.
Sophie Brubaker did it for
PAC with 523 and Johanna HUI
bert topping the league that
night with 538. Johanna is
member of the Auto Lite team
and has collected several high
500 series in other leagues.
PAC won two from Standard
Commutator who had Blanche
Dewey the high bowler.
Auto Lite dropped two games
despite the fine series of Johan-
ma Hulbert'S total to WHY'S
Unit who had Isabelle Kozlow-
ski in with 489 and Vickie Price
473.
In the inter factory match be-
tween the two DeVilbiss teams
it was the Spray bunch taking
two games from the Rubber
team. Cathy Thornton hit 453
and Ann Veres a 436 for the
Sprays. Norma Schaefer had
best total for the Rubber gang
a 436.
Janis Press made it two over
Lakeside Biscuit with Virginia
KeSmeyer rolling 435 for the
Press team and Emma Kertesz a
429 top total for Lakeside.
MEMS MONDAY LOOP
In the mems Monday loop at
the Bowl-O-Drome DeVilbiss in
creased their lead to five games
over PAC and Auto-Lite who
are notched for the runnerup
spot in that eight team circuit.
DeVilbiss added three games
to their lead at the expense of
Squadron No. 2 Ken
Sheppard topped DeVilbiss with
557 and Joe Stafford hitting a
$40 to lead the losers.
Region 2-B had Pug Carson
best bowler in winning three
from Standard Commutator.
PAC having Whitley Klosow-
ski in with 500 and Leo Zielin-
ski a 546 paced that team to a
two game rout over I'm ION
Journal. In the other match
hit three game
against Willys Flying Squadron
No. ! team.